When Imperial Merchants encountered the Lost Sea, they generally chose to detour around it.
Elves rarely ventured into the depths of the Endless Sea, and few knew that within it lay a mysterious sea region shrouded in fog.
As for the Gray Dwarf Bandits, they were frequent visitors here and maintained certain cooperative relations with the Sirens.
The Gray Dwarf Bandits supplied the Sirens in the Lost Sea with some of the materials they needed. They also delivered slaves of races such as elves, Nagas, and orcs. If the Sirens needed dwarf slaves, they would send them over without hesitation.
Now, this Lost Sea, filled with endless unknowns, lay within Roy's sight.
Not far ahead was a bank of fog. Even with sea winds and blazing sunlight, it could not be dispersed.
It was like a thick layer of clouds fallen upon the sea surface, endlessly roiling as though alive, capable of devouring all invaders.
Near the edge, the fog was only faint, and the ten Magic Airships floating in the sky could still maintain some contact with them.
The farther they sailed inward, the denser the fog became, until they gradually lost contact with the Magic Airships above.
At that point, the four Three-Masted Sailboats could only retreat from the light fog.
First, they needed to take down some Half-Elf guards and human Priests. Second, they needed to escort the Gray Dwarf Bandits aboard the Magic Airships.
The four Three-Masted Sailboats carried a total of 2,800 Half-Elf guards and 200 human Priests.
The remaining Half-Elf guard warriors and human Priests stayed aboard the Magic Airships, hovering in the air with several hundred Griffon Knights, ready to support the four Three-Masted Sailboats at any time.
In addition, there were four thousand Siren Warriors in the sea, led respectively by the