Roy actually had no idea what the metal cylinders covered in Magic Runes inside these long, narrow Wooden Boxes were.
Since they had been piled onto the deck despite each Floating Device being worth a thousand Magic Crystal Stones, with a great deal of interior space cleared out to store these cylinders, Roy felt that these metal cylinders had to be even more valuable than the Floating Devices.
He had originally wanted to see what was stored in the second level of cabins beneath the deck of this Three-Masted Sailboat, but it turned out that level was also filled with these metal cylinders.
The Floating Devices looked more like something that had merely been loaded aboard as an afterthought.
This ship was basically carrying only two kinds of supplies.
More than three hundred Floating Devices were stacked on the deck, while the cabins below held long Wooden Boxes containing nearly five hundred metal cylinders.
So much cargo had made the ship sit very deep in the water. It was also badly damaged, and the marks left from battle on its exterior had not yet been repaired.
The deck of the other Three-Masted Sailboat was likewise piled high with Floating Devices, but the cabins beneath its deck held even more valuable Demon Sealing Boxes. Inside those boxes were Magic Metal components, each containing exquisitely crafted Magic Cores. They looked like precision machinery, yet many parts bore Magic Rune Arrays. Roy likewise could not understand what these Magic Machinery were for.
The estimated value of those six hundred Floating Devices alone exceeded six hundred thousand Magic Crystal Stones.
Standing on the deck, Roy said to Jerome, "You would never guess just how crazy my close friends became over this Dwarf Treasure..."
"If they were still alive, I wonder what they would think