"Thirty years?" The moment Nalant heard the steward's words, he could not hold back.
The other two ships were either over a hundred years old or seventy years old.
By comparison, thirty years really was young enough.
But when he saw that the surface of this third ship was gray and dusty, not looking much newer than the other two, Nalant grew somewhat suspicious.
Still, this steward naturally would not dare lie right in front of several gods.
Seeing Nalant's doubtful expression, he immediately explained, "Lord Gods, Lord Nalant, don't be fooled by the fact that the surface of this void airship doesn't look very different from the other two. It truly has only been in use for thirty years."
"Its mottled surface is only because no one has maintained it for several years, which is why it has ended up looking like this."
"Then even if it really is only thirty years old, why is the price the same as the other two?"
At that, even the God of Hunting grew curious.
Since it had only been in use for thirty years, even if the surface was a bit mottled, as long as the interior had not been damaged, a bit of refurbishment would make it very possible to sell for over a hundred thousand more Faith Stones.
"Lord God, it is because this void airship was once raided six times, and every single time, both the cargo and the people aboard the airship vanished completely. That is something very rarely seen with other void airships."
"So rumors outside say it brings misfortune. The Divine Continent that originally owned this void airship finally found it in a stretch of void not long ago, and then sold it to us."
"Oh? Raided six times in thirty years, and every time