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"Besides that, the ship can dive beneath the sea and move freely underwater. At times, it can even raise tsunamis, influence the weather, create lightning, and even tornadoes."

Taking up Ken's words, the boatswain continued, "Sometimes, it can also produce beautiful songs, like the songs of mermaids. They affect people's minds, leaving them dazed, frightened, irritated, or even insane."

"And it seems impossible to destroy or truly kill. Rumor has it that a hundred years ago, it was pursued by a high-sequence powerhouse at sea and suffered some damage, causing it to lie dormant for a time. But when it appeared again, it had fully recovered."

"It is especially terrifying at dusk. During that time, it can rapidly cause living creatures and even inanimate objects to decay, rot, wither, and die. All undead killed by it will be imprisoned aboard that ship forever. Even after a hundred or a thousand years, they cannot be freed."

"When needed, it can unleash that army of undead. Once, it used that army to destroy a heavily defended naval base in less than half a day. The dead soldiers and officers then became members of that army as well."

"That is Celeste, a cursed ship, the Demon of the sea. Just discussing it takes enough courage!"

Sifa sighed. "This is truly unbelievable. There is actually such a dangerous ship on the sea."

Ken Angus blew out a cloud of smoke. "That ship should be a kind of Sealed Artifact, like The Black Emperor. But its status may well be above that of The Black Emperor."

"After all, The Black Emperor has a captain, while Celeste's last captain dates back two or three hundred years."

Glancing at Sifa, the boatswain gave a dry chuckle. "There are plenty of other legends at sea as well. Giant