"No." Cattleya replied without hesitation.
Not to mention she truly didn't have the Beyonder Characteristic of a "Druid"—even if she did, she would still have answered no at this moment.
...No, forget it. It would be even worse if Miss Fortune saw through her lie.
At this moment, Cattleya suddenly felt fortunate that she truly didn't have the Beyonder Characteristic of a "Druid."
But that wasn't entirely good news, because "The World" was standing here as well—the powerful and insane adventurer, Gehrman Sparrow.
After receiving Cattleya's denial, Frank Lee wasn't disappointed. He immediately looked at Gehrman Sparrow and asked:
"Mr. Sparrow, if I wanted to commission you to help me find a 'Druid' Beyonder Characteristic, what price would I need to pay?"
What price? No price would do... Klein glanced at Alice and calmly gave his answer:
"Beat her up."
The transaction ended there, because when Alice angrily jumped up, grabbed Klein, and tried to hit him, she suddenly stopped.
A scene appeared before her eyes. Alice saw a hand resting on dark blue, nearly black water, with a small yet exquisite ship lying in its palm.
The ship was shaped like a crescent moon. Three rows of cannons lined its sides, and it had a sail bearing a black tombstone.
The ship was extremely small, taking up only a tiny spot in the palm, making the hand seem enormous. After that hand carried the ship across the dark blue, nearly black water for some time, another vessel appeared ahead.
That ship was far larger than the one floating in the palm, yet it was still smaller than the hand. But that wasn't what caught Alice's attention. She immediately recognized the billowing sail—it was the Future!
What kind of bizarre scene was this...
Alice frowned, released Klein, and looked around.