Yang Yi tried activating Peering and searching for the ship's name. To his surprise, he actually found the Shelter.
A cross-shaped island appeared on the Crystal Ball, but the image was too dark to make out clearly.
Green lights seemed to glow along the island's edges, like warning lights marking the boundaries of an airport runway or a riverbank.
They were very dim, though, as if the Black Fog had obscured most of their light, leaving them hazy.
Yang Yi watched for a while, but the image felt too blurry to glean much information.
He handed the Crystal Ball to Su Na, then ordered the Old Captain to proceed at full speed, planning to take a closer look from about five nautical miles away from the Shelter.
After the version update, the Astrologer's Peering skill had changed as well. When peering at distant ships, there could be a delay in the images, and what he saw might be from several days earlier.
But the Shelter was not far away, so the images should have been transmitted in real time, without any delay.
It was just that the darkness of the Sea of No Light greatly reduced Peering's effectiveness.
"This ship's level probably isn't low," Su Na surmised after viewing the images.
Among the current players, there were no Special Ships this enormous.
At any rate, no player had been seen mentioning one.
Even the Iron Will, widely acknowledged as the largest ship, seemed somewhat lacking before the Shelter, whose length was measured in kilometers.
Its enormous hull was probably this ship's defining feature, to the point that the Lookout would even identify it as an island.
Yang Yi and Su Na began preparing to explore the Shelter, dividing up their supplies.
Most of the Nightmare Star's supplies were on Yang