Among the many workshops in the port market, Dahl Workshop was hardly conspicuous. Yet it was the oldest-established workshop in Sea Watch Town, founded by the engineering grandmaster Dahl and passed down for more than three hundred years.
Logically, a workshop founded by an engineering grandmaster should have been famous throughout the Apocalypse Empire, even if not a household name—or at the very least, the most renowned workshop in Sea Watch Town.
All of this was because each successive inheritor had been worse than the last, eventually leading to the workshop's decline. No one even remembered Dahl Workshop's former glory anymore.
However, the current inheritor was quite talented. After inheriting the engineering notes Dahl had left behind, he had devoted himself to studying them, hoping to become a master.
This hidden quest was to help the current inheritor, Rodney, become an engineering master.
If successful, the player would receive a Bronze Speedboat as a reward.
In God's Domain, a Bronze Speedboat was as valuable as an Epic item.
An ordinary speedboat could accommodate two parties and was 20% faster than even the best fishing boats. It also possessed an acceleration skill and a passive skill that let it ride the wind and cleave through waves, making it an essential item for sea adventures.
A Bronze Speedboat, meanwhile, could accommodate a twenty-man team. Its speed and durability were both 15% higher than those of an ordinary speedboat, and it even possessed offensive capabilities. Its ability to keep its occupants alive at sea was more than twice that of an ordinary speedboat. Back then, that player had relied on a Bronze Speedboat to form an impressive maritime adventure group, allowing them to venture deep into dangerous waters other players dared not enter and earn quite a reputation in the Apocalypse Empire.
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