As Dalle bustled back and forth, Charles did not remain idle either.
He extracted the souls of the fallen and stuffed them into the crystal ball he had brought with him.
Then he prepared to dismiss the Mermen he had summoned.
With a wave of his hand, the Mermen leaped backward into the water one by one, pretending to swim about before vanishing from this plane.
Leaving Bruce to watch over the bound pirates, Charles called Dalle over and asked, "Dalle, where is your captain's room?"
Dalle hurriedly pointed at a wooden hut in the distance. "My lord, it's right here."
At that, Charles slowly walked over, but before he even arrived, his brows furrowed.
His spiritual power had already detected two pitiful women inside the wooden hut.
The two women were hiding on the bed, trembling like leaves.
The sounds outside had gone from fierce shouts and slaughter to silence, but that did not make them feel safe. Instead, it made them even more terrified.
Charles pushed the door open and entered, ignoring the two women as he began searching the room for anything useful.
The two women stared at Charles in horror from beneath the blankets, covering their mouths and not daring to make the slightest sound.
Inside the wooden hut, Charles found a chest of stones carrying fluctuations of water element.
In any plane, anything containing energy naturally possessed the value of currency.
Charles dragged the chest out. When he opened it, he found a pile of watery blue stones before him.
These were Magic Stones containing water element. Compared with the Magic Stones of universal magic power Charles used in Isata, these Magic Stones were more valuable.
These water-element Magic Stones were cut slightly smaller than those in the Wizard World.
Clearly, these were the currency