On a remote stretch of coast outside Bincity, Mu Yun gazed out at the boundless sea. He patted Namikaze beside him and said with a sigh:
"Not bad, Namikaze. We took off this morning and arrived this afternoon. That's my guy!"
"Skree!"
Namikaze made it clear that it had been no trouble at all.
He had covered several hundred kilometers without stopping once.
Mu Yun's level boost had helped, but Namikaze was already extraordinarily fast.
If they hadn't spent time checking their bearings, Namikaze could have made the trip in three hours at most, flying straight at full speed.
At last, Namikaze was beginning to live up to the name "Golden Flash."
"Go back and get some rest. I'll need you to find people once we're out at sea."
The equipment on the small boat could only give them a vague fix on the giant ship. Once they reached the surrounding waters, they would need Namikaze's sharp eyes.
"Patrick, I'll leave the rest to you."
With a wave of his hand, Mu Yun brought out the small boat they had seized.
"Got it, Big Bro!"
Patrick jumped out of Mu Yun's pocket and climbed aboard.
Mu Yun leaped in after him.
Despite its name, the boat was large enough for five or six adults to move around comfortably.
With only Mu Yun and a shrunken Patrick aboard, it felt even roomier.
"All set, Big Bro," Patrick called after a while.
"Good. Let's go."
Mu Yun nodded.
He trusted Patrick's abilities.
Standing at the back of the boat, Mu Yun looked across the endless blue sea, then back at the receding land. A rush of emotion swept over him.
"Come to think of it, Patrick, have you ever been out to sea?"
"No, Big Bro. I lived in Heijiang my whole