Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 847 - The Merfolk Sea Fair (Two)

The sea wind suddenly began to surge, and the sea began to churn with it.

The fierce wind rushed towards the beach with the waves. The boats in the port could only bob and struggle among the waves. The larger ships could still maintain balance, but the smaller boats were directly thrown around, which led to a series of cries from the crowd, “Oh no, my boat!”

But very soon, everyone forgot about the boats. The wind became even fiercer, such that some people struggled to keep their footing. The crowd fell backwards like the waves.

The waves on the sea became even larger, rising with each one and rushing over like they could take down mountains. They were almost tsunamis. Many of the unlucky people close to the water were directly swept away by the huge waves, drowning as a result.

Clouds of blood began to diffuse. Sharks swam around in the fierce waves.

The colossal waves arrived, and everyone on the beach fled backwards, pushing and shoving, tramping over each other. Their cries and howls rose and fell coupled with the crying of children. It was chaos.

“Father!” Ji Qingyu frowned heavily, and the others disagreed with this as well. The lives of a few mortals was nothing, but it was just far too disrespectful towards the Cloud Sail sect.

Mortals had died in every sea fair of the past, but there would never be such great winds and waves, nor would there be so much chaos.

“When the Merfolk King sets out, wind and waves follow!”

Ji Changfeng raised his hand to signal to Ji Qingyu to settle down as he continued to smile. He did feel a little irritated inside, but it was not because of the merpeople. Rather, it was over the mortals under his reign.

The mortals of Three Sails city really had it far too easy for far too long under the Cloud Sail sect’s protection. As such, many of them who had nothing to do with this had actually come to watch. Did they really think there was nothing to fear because they had an advantage in numbers?

If they decided to crowd around and observe the rulers of the South sea, the Merfolk, like animals in a

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