Voyage at Sea

The Dawnship sails on a magical Ocean.

As they moved further and further away from the mainland, until the mainland was no longer visible, many people began to salivate, because in just a few hours, the once sunny and cloudless sky had vanished.

The sea breeze is getting stronger.

Dark clouds were gathering in the sky.

In an instant.

Lightning flashed and thunder roared.

Bolts of Thunder continuously boomed across the sky.

It was as if they had entered another world from another.

In the distance, enormous waves surged, reaching heights of hundreds of meters. Their overwhelming power made everyone feel incredibly small.

Some of the NPCs could even clearly sense that the Mana in the waves was very active, and it seemed that it was this intense Mana that made the waves so turbulent.

But this also allowed Player to truly witness the power of the Dawnship.

No matter how turbulent the waves are.

No matter how fierce the storm.

The Dawnship is like a sea fortress, always forging ahead through the Endless Sea.

No matter what the waves are like.

This Epic Warship can face any challenge head-on, roaming freely across the endless sea.

Some of these Sea Beast, several meters or even tens of meters long, would occasionally leap out of the water, their eyes fixed on the creatures on the ship.

They seemed quite excited about the food that fell from the ship.

Fortunately, the Dawnship's Dragon Might might continued to emanate, preventing the Sea Beast from launching an attack. Even if they were attacked, the Sea Beast couldn't cause any damage thanks to the ship's powerful defenses.

Many people on deck were already swaying and some had even started vomiting.

The Player clung to the ropes with lingering fear, lest they be swept away by the raging winds and waves.

Even if you manage to revive on the ship, you won't be able to retrieve the lost equipment.

William stood very steadily, as if he had lived on a boat since childhood, without any discomfort.

He picked up the Silver-Quality Compass, glanced at the constantly swinging Pointer, then peered at the sky through the wind and rain before wiping the rain from his face and saying in a deep voice, "Reduce the speed to the lowest setting. The visibility is too poor; we need to prevent any accidents."

"Yes, Captain." The captain of the Wavebreaker Legion was Jack, the First Mate of this ship. He was also an Epic-Class Warrior, and after more than half a year of sea training, his skin was tanned very dark. However, he also had a pair of extremely dazzling Golden Pupils.

Clearly, this legion Legion Commander, who originally only Grandmaster Bloodline, also became an Epic-Class Fire-Type Professional because of his Dragon Blood.

He held the wine in his left hand, took a big gulp, and glanced at the sky, which was as dark as Black Night. It was indeed not a good time to accelerate, Epic Warship had strong defenses. But he also knew that the captain was going to a small island.

If it hits a reef, not only could it damage the hull, but it would also be quite embarrassing if it got stuck on it...

At that point, you won't be able to get up or down...

So he directed the crew to quickly furl the two Sail to slow the ship down.

Lotner seemed to sense something and walked over to ask the preoccupied William, "What's wrong?"

William stroked his chin but didn't say anything.

He always felt that his Luck Value was a bit low, and that he was dragging down the Luck Value of the entire ship.

They were just about to head to Storm Island.

Then we encountered a super storm...

Although the entire Storm Island was surrounded by a storm with lightning and thunder.

But we're clearly not in the Storm Circle yet, and there are very few storms in the surrounding areas.

Especially due to the weather, even the Silver-Quality Compass started to drift, and coupled with the lack of a nautical chart, William was already starting to back down.

However, he still patted Lotner on the shoulder. "Uncle, don't worry..."

"..." Lotner swallowed hard. He was no longer worried about the Warship; he was starting to worry about his own safety.

As the storm intensified.

Water Dragon also kept appearing, and many Player stopped standing on the deck in the wind and rain and immediately ran into the cabin to rest.

William remained unmoved by this, simply calming the crew before heading into his captain's cabin. He lit the fireplace, took out a piece of Magical Beast meat from his Space Ring, and began his blissful life.

After all, he had said long ago that without Warship of at least the Grandmaster-Class, it was impossible to sail far, not only because of the Sea Beast monsters, but also because the weather on the Fantasy Ocean was too extreme.

However...

The captain is awesome; he owns a huge 120-square-meter house, and everyone else has to live below deck...

The next morning.

As the sun rose in the east, the storm finally subsided, leaving behind a rainbow that stretched as far as the eye could see in the sky.

At this very moment.

An almost boiling Mana filled the air.

All the Professional on the Warship, except for some crew members who were doing manual labor, began to sit cross-legged and meditate.

To their near surprise, after the storm, the concentration of Mana was almost ten times higher than on the mainland!

What does this mean?

This means their cultivation speed will be ten times faster.

"No wonder the creatures in the Ocean are so powerful; the Mana here is ridiculously exaggerated." Burning Ash hadn't lost all his memories; he was still the same as before, only he seemed to have forgotten Goethe Nassis...

As he muttered to himself, he took out a bottle of Magic Potion and swallowed it. Then he found a spot on the deck and sat cross-legged to cultivate his Battle Aura.

The Player from Class 1 could only stare at each other in disbelief at this scene. They couldn't sense any Mana, and their leveling up could only be achieved through quests and defeating monsters...

Fortunately, many Player were well-prepared.

Someone brought out homemade Mahjong and playing Poker, and three or four people gathered together, with other Player and NPCs watching the spectacle.

Some people have even created their own high-tech creations like chess and Go, looking like they're looking for a lonely, undefeated opponent.

Among them, Chu Liuqiu, a middle-aged man with thinning hair, took out a folding metal fishing rod, the kind that was enchanted, and lazily began to fish.

Not long after.

He even managed to catch two Low-Class sea fish that were over half a meter long.

"Tsk tsk, no wonder His Your Highness wanted to go to sea, this is a huge win." Changli Jiugu said thoughtfully after looking at the experience this fish could bring.

But in the very next moment...

Chu Liuqiu's fishing rod not only snapped with a loud thud, but also carried such immense force that it nearly dragged him into the sea.

In the blink of an eye.

First Mate Jack's eyes lit up; it was a huge fish!

He quickly gave the order, "Kill that Sea Beast!"

I heard a sound.

Dozens of cannons opened on the side, and a dozen Heavy Crossbow Bolt wrapped with chains shot out with a thud.

Whoosh whoosh whoosh.

The Mana imbued arrows hurtled towards them.

Seven or eight arrows, each over a meter long, pierced the big fish's body.

He leaped up in pain.

Only then did the Player realize that it was a Sea Beast that was at least seven or eight meters long!

"Holy crap, is this a giant bluefin tuna?" Eternal Solitude swallowed hard, but no one paid him any attention.

Then, another barrage of heavy chain arrows shot out.

In a very short time, they shot and maimed this Sea Beast with HP of over 100,000.

Then someone pulled the chain, dragging the seven- or eight-meter-long sea fish to the right side of the ship. Someone then used a hook to hang the sea fish and pulled it onto the deck. The Player glanced at the Sea Beast that had been attracted by the blood.

They all know.

A sea voyage.

It's not just storms.

There will also be a big meal...

The kind that adds experience points...

It's a good deal!