Secrets Aboard the Merchant Ship

Two Three-Masted Sailboats stopped beside an Imperial Merchant, flanking it from either side.

The two sailboats almost simultaneously set up gangplanks and rope ladders, and two fully armed groups of Half-Elf guards boarded the Imperial Merchant via the gangplanks.

This Imperial Merchant was over a hundred meters long, nearly half a ship longer than the Three-Masted Sailboats.

This stretch of sea was littered with Coral Reefs, and the ships had deep drafts.

Many Half-Elves waited on the deck. When they saw a group of Half-Elf guards board the ship, they cheered excitedly...

The Empire Crew stood along both sides of the railings, their gazes falling on the Half-Elves, their eyes filled with unconcealed contempt.

These Empire Crew all carried a strong bandit-like air about them, though they became more restrained after the Half-Elf guards boarded and even retreated into inconspicuous corners.

Imperial Merchant Moses stood in the captain's room with several other merchants, staring at the Half-Elf guards through the glass windows...

He was regretting his earlier carelessness.

Moses had not expected Roy to be so sensitive about prices.

The ticket price of two magic crystals was indeed outrageously expensive, but the other party was a business tycoon with vast quantities of Magic Herbs in his hands! How could he know so much about the price of slaves? Clearly, the other party had discovered something.

When so many Half-Elf guards suddenly rushed out of the Three-Masted Sailboats that had come to transport the Half-Elves, he immediately ordered the mercenaries aboard to retreat to their rooms, hoping to avoid unnecessary conflict.

"This Half-Elf Army truly is as well-trained as the rumors say. No wonder the Half-Elves were able to swallow up Kui Island in one bite and beat the Gray Dwarves on the surrounding islands so badly they could not even