(The next chapter is mostly about the Fear Fleet. Feel free to skip it if you're not interested.)
While the Bretonnians around them stood there in a daze, the wooden behemoth—which looked more like a platform than a ship—was finally pushed into the water by a horde of Greenskins after a month of work.
And the most ridiculous thing was, it floated steadily on the sea without so much as a leak, let alone sinking or breaking apart.
There was no doubt about it. They had succeeded.
They had built a massive ship from scratch, and an absurdly enormous one at that.
There was no doubt that this thing couldn't compare to the Black Ark, which was practically a small continent, but it still looked a lot more impressive than the Norscans' Dragon Ships.
It was admittedly... a little rough around the edges, but this was still an incredible feat.
Come to think of it, Lin Yun couldn't help feeling that the Goblins' accidental deaths had seemed more like Blood Sacrifice. Was that just his imagination?
Could they have somehow created some weird ship spirit?
In any case, this thing was absolutely one of a kind in the world as it stood.
What's more, this massive ship was practically overflowing with loyalty to Lin Yun.
The bigger the ship, the more loyal it was to Lin Yun.
Speaking of which, there was another very strange thing about it.
In theory, the Greenskins' morale and loyalty would gradually decline when they had no fights.
But while they were building this massive ship, neither their morale nor their loyalty had fallen. In fact, both had risen, shooting straight up to 99. Clearly, as far as these Greenskins were concerned, building a behemoth like this was an absolutely WAAAGH thing to do, which