Meanwhile, after Bai Ina finished cleaning the kitchen, he headed toward the warship's residential quarters.
Most cabins on the warship housed ten people, though there were exceptions. Officers all had private cabins.
Although Loxi held no rank, he was still an assistant head chef. Moreover, Bai Ina disliked sharing a room with strangers, so every time they set sail, Loxi had Cook help apply for a private cabin.
The moment he entered the residential area, Bai Ina raised a brow. No matter how many times he encountered it, he still could not get used to the stench of sweaty feet... And this was not even when the smell was at its strongest; it was merely the lingering odor.
Still, it was unavoidable. Even while at sea, naval soldiers had training exercises.
The residential area was relatively quiet at the moment, with few people in the corridor. Having just finished breakfast, most had gone to morning training, leaving only a scattered few in the hallway.
Bai Ina paused for a moment before heading straight toward the rear of the cabins. Only at the very end did he turn, arriving at an extremely secluded room. This was also a habit Loxi had developed over the past two years.
He always chose secluded places to stay, both to keep Bai Ina from hearing the sailors' mockery and... to make it easier to erase the traces after killing someone!
Loxi was easygoing, treating everyone with an amicable demeanor. Anyone who met him would think he was a sunny young man.
But there was one condition... that those people posed no harm to Bai Ina. If someone threatened Bai Ina, the easygoing and gentle Loxi would turn into a cold executioner... one comparable to Bai Ina himself.
As Bai Ina looked at the door at