High Seas: My Pirate Life Begins by Rejecting the Flame-Flame Fruit
Chapter 124

Troublesome

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A dazzling flash of magic blazed, and as the light faded, Dunn appeared on a small island that looked rather lush.

On his second teleportation, the discomfort had lessened considerably.

He shook his slightly dizzy head, shaking off the faint vertigo, then began surveying his surroundings.

Lush, towering trees and weeds that reached Dunn's chest.

There were also all kinds of exotic flowers and plants.

Looking at the excessively lush vegetation around him, Dunn frowned slightly.

In Dunn's perception, these plants were all brimming with dense magic power.

This was most likely the result of a transcendent creature of the Life School releasing its energy over a long period.

According to Alice, this island was the closest island to the Storm Sea in this stretch of ocean.

For unknown reasons, a mysterious transcendent creature had appeared on the island, and its presence had caused all the creatures throughout this stretch of ocean to lose the ability to reproduce.

Dunn had his doubts about Alice's account, mainly because Alice was truly terrible at lying. Despite her best efforts to hide her guilty expression, Dunn had seen through it at a glance.

Still, when it came to something she was unwilling to discuss, Dunn could only turn a blind eye and pretend he knew nothing.

Besides, an ability that caused sterility over such a vast area would have to be at least Legendary Tier.

Of course, judging by the island's environment, this transcendent creature of the Life School was probably the culprit behind the sterility.

After all, Life School abilities could not only make life flourish more vigorously, but also cause it to wither.

Dunn did not doubt Alice's claim that this transcendent creature grew stronger against stronger opponents, mainly because Alice had absolutely no reason to deceive him about that.

Dunn's

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