Guangyao Azeroth AiSouShu
Guangyao Azeroth isoshu
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"What is this?" Aaron frowned and looked at the box and asked in confusion.
Xal'atath replied nonchalantly, "It's just like what you see. I don't know what's inside. You'll know if you open it and take a look."
"I thought you gave this to me," Aaron's mouth twitched. The tone of the note made him think it was written by Xal'atath.
Judging from this note, Aaron can be sure that the person behind the scenes cannot be Odyn. After all, Odyn is a bearded man dozens of meters tall. When he imagined Odyn saying such things in that image, Aaron's goosebumps almost fell off.
Aaron After thinking about it, he put the box on the deck, reached out to untie the rope, and opened the lid of the box. Before he could see what was in the box, a golden light came out of it and landed on the leading battleship not far away.
Soon this golden light enveloped the entire warship, and the shape of the ship changed rapidly under the light. The keel of the originally dilapidated warship was coated with a layer of gold, and several parallel ribs extended from the central keel. Then countless wooden boards came from nowhere and covered the ribs of the ship. After a while, the original dilapidated warship turned into a warship that was completely different from before.
After the golden light dissipated, you could see that the entire ship was made of giant wood, and the outside was painted with a layer of waterproof paint. The decorations on the ship were mainly gold, but they didn't shine like Aaron's armor. Instead, they had a restrained sense of luxury.
A golden ram extends forward from the bow of the ship, and a golden octopus statue is inlaid below the ram. The octopus's head is also inlaid with two fiery red gems to serve as eyes. Two cannons that can rotate within a certain angle poke out from the side of the octopus statue.
There is a tall mainmast standing on the middle deck, with a red and gray sail hanging on the mast, and two fin-shaped side sails extending outward from each side of the hull.
A two-story poop stands at the stern of the ship. There is a golden steering wheel on the poop, and two cannons poke out from both sides of the stern.
Looking at the appearance of this ship, Aaron hu felt an unusually familiar feeling in his heart. After thinking for a while, Aaron patted his head. Isn't this the mall mount Dreadwake? However, the ship in front of him is much larger than the small ship in the game that can only carry one person.
According to Aaron's estimate, this ship is about the same size as the Kul Tiras merchant ship that brought Aaron and the others to Broken Isles. There are dozens of sailors on the cargo ship, and there is an empty cabin to hold the cargo. Aaron estimates that this enlarged version of the ship Dreadwake can probably carry hundreds of people. If it is not too crowded, it should be able to carry about two hundred people.
"He asked me to ask you, are you satisfied with this gift?" Xal'atath's voice sounded in Aaron's mind at the right time, waking Aaron out of shock.
Aaron nodded first, then shook his head. "This ship does look good, but... I can't drive such a big ship."
Although Aaron doesn't know much about sailing, Aaron had talked with the captain on the merchant ship before. The ship would need at least twenty or thirty sailors to sail normally. Considering the shifts, this number would be doubled several times. Aaron They only have three people now, and it is impossible to sail the ship no matter how hard they think.
"Hehe, that's your problem." Xal'atath chuckled, letting Aaron say nothing more.
Aaron looked at Dreadwake, and finally thought that since the big boss who always refused to reveal his name gave him such a ship, he couldn't possibly let him watch it. He made up his mind and walked to the side of the ship in a few steps. He wanted to board Dreadwake first to take a closer look at the situation. Maybe there was a group of seafood sailors on the ship waiting for Aaron's order to sail the ship?
"But why is there no ladder to go up?" Aaron looked at the side of Dreadwake's ship and found that there was no rope ladder or springboard for him to go up. Just when Aaron was about to summon a gryphon to fly up to the deck, he found a rope ladder running down from the deck and landing lightly in front of Aaron.
Aaron saw this and said to himself: It turns out there are really sailors on the ship, but I don't know what kind of people they are. They must be energy creatures or something like that, right?
Aaron thought so in his heart, and climbed the rope ladder to the deck, but saw that there was no one on the deck, which made Aaron scratch his head. "What kind of situation is this? Could it be that the rope ladder lowered itself down by itself?"
As if in response to Aaron's idea, the rope ladder actually retracted itself. Aaron stared at this scene in stunned silence. This ship was really interesting. Thinking of this, Aaron pointed to the runner on the front deck and gave an instruction to retract the anchor. The steering wheel actually retracted.
"This is interesting." Aaron murmured. He tried it again and found that the entire ship could move as he wished. To verify this feeling, Aaron also tried to control the two cannons on the bow to fire. As a result, accompanied by two explosions in no particular order, two cannonballs the size of human heads shot out from the muzzles and fell into the sea water, causing waves several meters high.
"This is..." Vereesa and Stellagosa had been in a state of brain failure since the golden light burst out. It was not until they were awakened by the sound of cannon that they came back to their senses.
Aaron coughed lightly, stretched out his hand to support the side of the ship, smiled at the two people below, and said, "Please allow me to introduce to you my ship, Dreadwake!"
At the same time, Aaron silently added in his mind, "It cost me the money of a season card."
Then Aaron controlled the rope ladder to lower it, and brought Vereesa and Stellagosa into human form to the deck.
After Aaron's short experiment, he basically understood the control method of the Dreadwake, and immediately controlled the Dreadwake to leave the sea area that might be surrounded by Helya's men at any time.
The speed of Dreadwake was much faster than that of the previous boat Aaron. The journey that was originally expected to take several days was shortened to two days. Although the food prepared before departure was lost in the sea, with the magic bread and magic drinking water created by Stellagosa's spell, it was not a problem to cope with it for two days, although the taste was really bad.
In order to improve his diet, Aaron also took Vereesa to the shore to catch some wild animals and let Stellagosa cook them using magic. However, there was no seasoning on the ship, and the taste was not as good as the tasteless magic bread.
"We're finally here." Looking at the small island lying in front of Dreadwake, Aaron breathed a sigh of relief. This troubled journey was finally over.
Guangyao Azeroth AiSouShu
Guangyao Azeroth isoshu
You can find this book.