The Situation at Sea

"Wait, did you say Vikings?" Drake spotted the blind spot.

"Mm, what about them?" Lawrence looked at Drake.

"Hey, even though you're pretty knowledgeable, there are still some things us people of the sea know better. But let me ask—can those Servants you mentioned actively detach themselves and move around in spirit form?"

"Generally, they can within a limited area, but not over a huge distance." Mash obediently answered Drake's question.

"Then I understand. Let me confirm one more thing: there aren't any other Servants or anything like that on this island, right? Or Masters?"

"No. The information from the doctor's side shows only a single magical energy signature." Fujimaru Ritsuka tapped the communication device. It could not be used right now due to magical interference, and the connection kept cutting in and out.

"Perfect. Come with me." Drake snapped her fingers and returned her gun to her belt.

The others exchanged glances, and Fujimaru Ritsuka eventually nodded.

"What is it, Miss Drake?" Mash caught up and asked.

"In a sense, Vikings were the earliest pirates. They had an extremely strong desire to control the seas, which also made them some of the first people in the world to draw nautical charts." Drake spoke as she walked.

"I just confirmed with you that he couldn't use that spirit form thing to travel across the sea, and there are no Masters nearby either. That means he must have been sailing by ship too." Drake stood with her hands on her hips, looking confident. "And if there's a ship, then that means—"

"A nautical chart." Fujimaru Ritsuka's eyes lit up.

These waters were chaotic and unknown. If they could obtain a nautical chart, many problems would be easily solved!

After leaving the forest, the group returned to the shore and searched along