Lee Zhen heard Lin Chen's question about the sunset's position and was momentarily stunned before instinctively looking around.
What met his eyes, apart from the nearly pure blue sky above, was an endless horizon in all directions.
In the distance, only the indigo sea merged with the skyline, making it impossible to see any shadow of the mainland as a reference.
In this environment where the sea and sky are one, relying solely on the naked eye and memory to determine the exact position where the sun sinks into the sea every day is indeed too difficult.
"Is it different?"
Lee Zhen rubbed his eyes and eventually shook his head, unable to discern the subtle difference.
Seeing Lee Zhen's reaction, a slight doubt rose from the depths of Lin Chen's heart.
He relied more on a mysterious intuition, but this feeling was his instinct as an analyst, unable to serve as solid evidence.
He pondered for a moment and ultimately said nothing more.
