Chapter 68: Return
6pm.
Andre returned to the ship on time.
Everyone had already boarded the boat one after another.
Looking at the cage that Andre placed on the table, there was a living Golden Horn Hammer inside.
It was exactly the same specimen that Alka had seen before, and it was hitting the wooden cage with its large horns.
There is also a rune engraved on the cage, and it is not engraved in a hidden way, but is engraved clearly on it.
Alka recognized this rune, having seen it not long ago.
【Calm down】Used to calm emotions.
"Vanessa, I'll leave this insect to you first. You must take good care of its life." Andre said to Vanessa beside him.
Don't really like bugs though.
But Vanessa nodded anyway, picked up the handle of the cage, and prepared to take it into the infirmary.
After all, it will take nearly a month to sail on the sea, and who knows if this insect can survive that long.
Andre also handed her a booklet in his arms, which contained the breeding manual of the Golden Horn Hammer.
"Okay, let's set sail!"
Following Andre's order, the sail slid down quickly, and with a creaking sound, the rudder was dragged up and slowly sailed out of the berth.
As the sails were adjusted and inflated, the bow of the ship broke through the sea surface and sailed away into the distance.
At this time Bobby said: "We have to go to the Hidden Island first. We have to buy the materials they need for study from there."
Hearing Bobby's words, Andre looked at Alka and Jason and nodded.
"It's a matter of convenience. Xia Daiti, you take the helm."
Hearing his father's words, Xia Daiti nodded and walked out.
Being at the helm means that the island is not within the automatic navigation route, so the spell ship cannot automatically sail there and must be controlled by oneself.
Bobby then took Alka to the bottom of the cabin.
Because Alka wants to learn the carving of spells.
Almost all manufacturing occupations require learning this skill.
Not to mention that Bobby is the best among them, a characterizer.
And Alka needs to make the corresponding spell cards himself for use in battle.
"You don't necessarily need to learn the spells yourself to carve them, but if you have learned them, it will be easier to carve, and the spells you carve will be more powerful."
"You learn spells very quickly. There is not much to do when sailing on the sea, but there is a lot of free time, which is just right for learning the spells you want to carve."
“Just learning doesn’t require you to be overly proficient, and it doesn’t take up too much time and energy.”
Bobby told Alka as they walked.
"It is indeed very fast to learn spells with the resonance method. Unfortunately, if you want to quickly become familiar with the spells and fully master them, there is no shortcut."
Lucelia, who was hanging on Alka's back, also listened to Bobby's words and added.
The so-called resonance method is the same method that Alka used when he was learning [Sound Bird] before.
"I have never seen the spell you comprehended. But the runes you comprehended have good potential. I hope you can develop them in depth. But it depends on your own choice."
Bobby said as he pushed open the door to his production room.
At this time, Lucilia, who was hanging on Alka's back, said, "You must deeply master the spells you have learned. Every spell you have learned through the [treasure] is a source and generally has great potential."
Hearing this, Alka nodded. He indeed wanted to further develop the [Mirror] spell.
But it was obvious that Lucelia was much more knowledgeable than Bobby and most people on the ship.
"Okay, now let's start carving the spell. Let's carve the [Sound Bird] that you have already learned."
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Sailing on the sea is inevitably boring.
No matter how big the ship is, it is still too small compared to the small islands and land.
The scenery on the sea always remains the same, which makes people feel bored.
Under such circumstances.
On the ship, Alka spent almost all his time on training and studying.
Our superficial understanding of the outside world urgently needs to be filled with a large amount of knowledge.
He was even learning some of the more common languages with Lucelia.
"What did you do in your life? You sound a little too knowledgeable."
Alka sat in a corner of the library on the lower deck.
Listening to Lucelia's explanation, he asked softly.
Lucelia smiled at Alka's words of praise.
"Of course I am the administrator of the Holy Tree Library. I spend almost half of my time there. Only by absorbing knowledge can I feel alive."
Alka had some understanding of the environment in which Lucelia lived before her death.
Her congenital disability made it almost impossible for her to sail on the sea.
Her family is a family of Touchers and they even have multiple [treasures], so it is impossible for her to become a Toucher.
Fortunately, the family atmosphere was good and she was arranged to a very safe and nice place.
Due to her congenital disability, she can only rely on reading to pass the time.
Hearing this, Alka just smiled gently, looked at Lucilia who was sitting next to him and said, "Although I couldn't sail while I was alive, maybe I can take you to have a closer look at this world now."
Lipoka, who was standing at the entrance of the library in the distance, couldn't help but look up at Alka's position in the corner.
Listening to the occasional mutterings coming from there.
"wack."
However, there are few normal treasure hunters who stay at sea for a long time.
Not long after.
Alka finished his studies, went out onto the open deck, and came to the rudder.
At this time, Xia Daiti was at the helm.
Control the sailboat and sail towards the small island not far away.
"This island is not on the sea chart. Those who touch the surrounding waters usually conduct some transactions here."
Xia Daiti was talking beside him.
Alka nodded.
This is the only trading island across these seas for items needed by those who touch it.
Although the sea is vast and there are many islands, the number of people touching it is limited after all.
Even in such a vast sea area, only this one trading point is enough.
As the island gets closer.
Alka also saw several other sailboats around.
The common feature of these sailboats is that they are big. Most of them are about the same size as the "Sea Fist" or even larger.
Moreover, the paint and appearance of each one appear to be rather exaggerated, and they are very distinctive at first glance.
Looking at the huge three-masted sailing ship in the distance, which was at least 40 meters long, the sail was black and there was a skull pierced by a sword painted on it.
"Pirate ship?"
Alka was a little confused and looked at Xiadaiti.
"After all, most big pirates are touchers, and this is also a good place to sell stolen goods, so it's not surprising to encounter pirates."
"They don't dare to rashly attack others around this island . After all, it's not easy for the Touchers to have such a safe trading point, and no one wants to break the rules here."
Hearing this explanation, Alka nodded.
