Parraram Island

Roy sat on the Ship Building, enjoying the sea breeze. All the clouds were piled up on the horizon, and from here you could see the distant sea.

The azure sea gradually turned deep blue, and several seabirds followed the stern of the ship, occasionally landing on the mast to rest.

The sea breeze carried a faint scent of seafood.

The ship was a Three-Masted Sailboat less than forty meters long, and the dozen or so sailors were all Half-Elf. After securing the sails, only two sailors climbed onto the Lookout Platform, while the rest of the sailors hid in the area behind the stern warehouse. Some sailors cast their bait into the sea to fish, and soon the smell of grilled fish wafted up from behind the ship.

Roy sat on a bench on the Lookout Platform Ship Building, one hand resting on the railing, just in time to watch the sailors grill fish.

Sabrina walked over, sat down next to Roy, and leaned down to look...

She knew, of course, that Roy would often secretly grill fish and then give it to Moira to eat.

Moira, that little glutton, doesn't really like eating fruit, but she absolutely adores fish. Roy's approach is perfect for catering to her tastes. Ever since Roy moved from the Upper District and met Moira, he first became Moira friend, and later he became more like Moira brother, filling some gaps in her life that she had previously lacked.

So no matter what problems Roy encounters, Moira always steps in to help.

Looking at the young man who was gradually maturing, Sabrina suddenly realized that he was no longer the bad boy who always liked to lift up skirts. When he looked at the sea, there was a deep longing that was hard to hide, and Sabrina felt a sense of emptiness in her heart.

Sabrina felt that he wasn't looking at the sea, but rather gazing at the other side of the sea...

She knew that one day Roy would be like a Silver Pegasus, flying away into the distance without hesitation.

Leaning back on the bench, Sabrina's gaze became somewhat unfocused.

"Would you like to try some?"

A hand reached out from the side, holding a few berries in its palm, and the handsome Instructor Virgil spoke gently to Sabrina.

Sabrina shook her head, smiled at Instructor Virgil, and said, "Thank you, but no need!"

Instructor Virgil sat down nonchalantly. As a Silver Moon Elf, Instructor Virgil had very handsome features. As a swordsmanship instructor, he also maintained a very good physique. He was a Sword Poet, and wherever he stood, his unique temperament was like an elegant Elf Long Sword.

Most Silver Moon Elf are born extremely beautiful, but each elf's temperament is cultivated over time.

Instructor Virgil has a unique temperament and is an outstanding talent among the Silver Moon Elf.

Sabrina was Instructor Virgil's student. On her first day in the swordsmanship class, Instructor Virgil saw that this Half-Elf girl was very talented in swordsmanship. His only regret was that Sabrina was not interested in the profession of Sword Poet at all; she wanted to become a Sword Dancer.

Otherwise, he could have been her first mentor in her career...

Although Christine was standing with Ji Jilu, her eyes were clearly fixed on Instructor Virgil.

She pouted, very dissatisfied with Instructor Virgil's actions. What was so good about that Half-Elf? Just thinking about it made her irritable, and to make matters worse, there was an even more annoying Ji Jilu sticking to her side.

Seeing Ji Jilu following behind her dumbly with a water glass in his hand, Christine wanted nothing more than to kick him into the sea to bring him to his senses...

Once aboard the ship, Instructor Nora revealed the destination of this holiday dimensional journey— the Pattington Plane.

The Teleportation Portal to this world wasn't in the city, but on an island called Pattington.

In fact, this seat is named after the island.

Last year's interdimensional journey turned into Castleton City Adventure Group outing because the destination was leaked in advance.

Therefore, this year, Instructor Nora did not inform the Adventure Group members of the destination of this adventure trip in advance.

Magician Scarlett sat with Instructor Nora, constantly complaining to Instructor Nora: "Tch~ What magical beasts are there in Pattington? We're not a herb-gathering group, we don't even have a druid. Going to Pattington, aren't you afraid of stepping into the mouth of Man-eating Flower?"

Instructor Nora glanced at the Magician Scarlett and pointed to Castleton Harbour, which was about to disappear from sight, and said:

"If you don't want to go, get off the ship now. I know you're capable of flying back..."

"I'm not going to talk to you. I'm going to take a nap. Don't bother me!"

"The ship will arrive at Pattington Island in just half a day. Are you really planning to sleep in the hold below Bottom Cabin?" Instructor Nora asked curiously.

Magician Scarlett glared at Instructor Nora and snapped, "You know the conditions in the cabins below deck are terrible, yet you still bought a ticket for a cabin below deck. If you had booked a ticket for the Ship Building, I could have gotten a good night's sleep..."

"Do you think I didn't want to? But when it came time to buy tickets, only the lower decks were left."

Instructor Nora said with a hint of helplessness.

Feeling a weight on her shoulder, Nora turned to look at Scarlett and found her asleep with her head resting on her shoulder...

Parrham Island Prison receives new prisoners almost every week.

This place is surrounded by the sea on all sides, and apart from a Supply Ship that docks at the pier every week, you can't even see a single bird in the surrounding waters.

The prison is mostly inhabited by Half-Elf and pirates from the surrounding seas, as well as Silver Moon Elf prisoners sent from the Eternal Night Forest.

Warden Prut was already used to this.

His only expectation was the six-month-long vacation each year; as long as he could get through December, Prut would soon have another vacation.

The midday sun streamed in through the glass windows in the roof...

He lay on the wicker chair, feeling somewhat drowsy.

The room was filled with all kinds of green plants, just like a sunroom, and even the walls were painted with plants that matched the style of the plants in the room.

'Knock knock knock'

"Come in!"

Prut vanished instantly; he stood up and walked to his desk.

The door was pushed open from the outside, and the assistant walked in and said to Warden Prut:

"Warden, the guard at the outer gate has come in and reported that a Priest is waiting at the gate."

Prut was originally lacking in character; anyone who worked in such a boring environment for a long time would feel extremely depressed. It had been a long time since he had experienced such a special situation. Warden Prut said, "Please come in, wait... Does this Priest know any divine magic?"

The assistant answered with absolute certainty, "Yes!"

Warden Prut hesitated for a moment, thinking that it would be inappropriate for him to take the lead in doing this.

Then he said, "Bring him to the reception room and let the Warden receive him personally. Try to deal with those Torture Chamber where ghosts frequently appear."

"Yes!"

The assistant agreed.

In fact, the task of purifying the souls of the dead should be the work of the priests of the Moon God Temple. However, the relationship between the Moon God Temple in Castleton City and Parraram Island is very bad. The priests of the Moon God Temple are unwilling to take a boat out to sea and come to such a godforsaken island to purify the souls of the dead. This has led to some lost souls appearing in the Torture Chamber of Parrham Prison.

Although the prison has implemented some sealing measures, paranormal events still occur from time to time.

This was also a source of great distress for Warden Prut. Now that a Priest had suddenly arrived uninvited, Warden Prut was naturally very interested.

However, as the warden of Parrham Island Prison, Prut felt that it was too trivial for him to handle the matter himself, so he sent Warden to receive the prisoner.

Warden Kels was extremely thin and always had a stern face.

In addition to managing the first level of the prison, he was also in charge of the Torture Chamber at Parrham Prison. Kels was an expert in interrogation, but this ability was never used after he took up his post at Parrham Island Prison.

The primary function of the Torture Chamber at Parrham Prison is to punish offending prisoners who break the rules.

Occasionally, prisoners will suddenly die during the punishment process. This is a common occurrence in prisons. There is plenty of open space on the island, so you can easily dig a hole and bury them.

The only difficult thing to deal with is that the souls of prisoners who died with resentment in their hearts will linger at the place where they died, and will only completely disappear when the Soul Fire their souls is burned out.

Hearing that a Priest had come to the prison and could purify the wandering souls in the Torture Chamber, Kels, along with several prison guards, hurriedly went to the prison gate.