Slave Ship

Ever since Kui Island had been occupied by a group of Half-Elves, the island had become incredibly mysterious in the eyes of the Gray Dwarf Bandits.

The Gray Dwarf Bandits constantly sent Gray Dwarf scouts ashore, but unfortunately, very few of those scouts returned safely.

Even the Gray Dwarf scouts who returned safely had no way of infiltrating the core area where the Half-Elves lived.

They did not know how many Half-Elves were on the island. All they could see were nearly ten thousand natives wearing loincloths and chiseling rocks by the shore. They stacked those Sea Reef Rocks into a wall foundation, then bound them tightly with steel wire.

Recently, the Gray Dwarf Bandits on the surrounding islands had suffered repeated aerial attacks from Magic Airships and Griffon Cavalry.

The Gray Dwarf Bandits on nearby islands did not even dare to sail during the day.

Now, the Gray Dwarf Bandits had finally discovered that ten Magic Airships docked at Kui Island Dock had set out at once. A large number of Half-Elf guards had boarded as well, clearly preparing for some major operation.

The Gray Dwarf Bandits on the surrounding islands, who had secretly kept watch on the movements of the Half-Elves on Kui Island, finally felt that an excellent opportunity might be coming.

Some Gray Dwarf Bandits began stirring again. At every moment, they pondered how they could retake Kui Island...

Roy organized the army to head for the Lost Sea.

This time, they dispatched ten Magic Airships, six thousand Half-Elves, four thousand Sirens, and one thousand human Priests.

He was determined to obtain the Dwarf Treasure hidden in the Lost Sea, which was why he had mobilized such a grand force...

The Gray Dwarf Bandits in the surrounding area had always kept an eye on Kui