They were called God Script that reinforced the ship's hull—
but in truth, they replicated a rapidly activated, wide-range version of the Nen technique Gyo.
What Moyu and Ging had to do was carve these God Script characters imbued with Gyo's properties into every relatively crucial corner of the Purple Smoke.
That way, whenever danger arose, several Nen users only needed to take positions beside the God Script characters and pour Nen into them to activate Gyo's effect, enveloping the entire Purple Smoke in Nen.
The most cumbersome part was linking the God Script characters together.
It was like Moyu and Ging had to prepare countless tiny parts, then install those parts in designated locations.
Not a single step could go wrong. Otherwise, one mistake would affect the whole, causing the God Script within the entire area to lose its intended conversion rate.
Preparing the "parts" was tedious manual labor for the two of them.
Installing the "parts," meanwhile, demanded intense concentration...
It was meticulous work.
It could only be completed through slow, careful effort.
Yet Moyu and Ging did not resist work that consumed so much time and energy.
In their eyes, it was also a way to improve themselves, so they actually enjoyed it.
Besides—
Carving reinforcement God Script onto the Purple Smoke also counted as part of the payment for Morel's commission.
Moyu and Ging had to take it seriously.
A month of sailing passed in the blink of an eye.
The Purple Smoke crossed the known seas within the world's mapped territory and entered the Unknown Sea, where the risks of navigation began to multiply.
The past month of sailing had not exactly been calm. They had encountered violent storms, raging waves, and sea beasts that suddenly burst from the surf.
But compared to the hardships