Since there were still nearly ten days of sailing left, Annie had no objections. After thinking it over and over, she ultimately decided to loaf around on the ship for a while first. It was only ten days, after all. Ten naps would pass in no time.
However...
Loafing was one thing, playing was another, but a sailing ship was still far, far too small.
Even if she slept until late afternoon, even if she spent most of her time hiding in her cabin and secretly playing the game console she had brought out herself, or went up on deck for some fresh air and amusement—like fishing, fishing, fishing, or looking at the scenery—she would still get sick of it after doing it too many times.
Wasn't that the case now?
After only another two or three days, with nothing to do, she was once again sitting on the railing along the side of the ship today, listlessly watching the sunset and spacing out.
However, as she watched, she suddenly noticed that there seemed to be something on the distant sea.
"Hmm?"
(.)
"That is..."
(⊙o⊙*)
"Is that a sea event?!"
(_)
"I remember that if you encounter survivors at sea, you seem to be able to get treasure?"
That was right. Back when she had played that mishmash game called Ready Player One, Annie remembered the guide very clearly. It said that if you encountered survivors at sea, you could obtain a gifted treasure directly without having to fight?
There was a fifty-five percent chance of a Tier 1 treasure, a twenty percent chance of a Tier 2 treasure, a twenty percent chance of a Tier 3 treasure, and a five percent chance of a Tier 4 treasure, or even a relic or something.
Anyway, Annie knew that hauling