From Wild Mage to Wizard King

The trade in the Silver Sea originated from the encounter between the Silver Empire's ocean-going fleet and the Sun Elf's ocean-going fleet.

In the late period of Littorio's reign, after solving the North Sea pirate problem, Littorio also set his sights on the rampant gnoll pirates in the Silver Sea.

With the support of the national strength of the Silver Empire during its heyday, Littorio formed an ocean-going fleet to clean up the Silver Sea in just a few years.

Later, under Littorio's command, this ocean-going fleet easily annihilated all the gnoll pirates along the coast and sailed to the deep sea with murderous intent.

Then, they met the Sun Elf Ocean-going Fleet, which was also heading to the deep sea to clear out the gnolls.

After careful contact and communication, the two most powerful empires in the world finally officially began to contact.

Then there was contact, communication, and trade.

Compared to the Moon Elves who are autistic, like to play by themselves behind closed doors, and are indifferent to the Silver Empire, the Sun Elves are relatively more proactive, especially after they realize and taste the amazing profits brought by trade with the Silver Empire, they actively expand trade.

It is also official that the two empires need each other's goods, and both can gain benefits from trade, so the trade volume between the two sides is also expanding.

Even if the Silver Empire is in civil war and the First Phoenix Empire explodes, the trade between the two sides has almost never been interrupted.

Therefore, the trade volume of the Silver Sea is increasing, and the proportion is getting higher and higher. It gradually replaces the status of the North Sea and becomes the most important trading area in Xinar step by step.

Moreover, since the ocean trade between the Xinar people and the Sun Elves has to pass through several sea areas, the scope of merchant ships is wider.

This also means that they will pass through many sea areas without jurisdiction and control. As long as they are willing, they can change their flags at any time and play the role of pirates.

Therefore, the Silver Sea has become a new hotbed for nurturing pirates.

Especially after the decline of the Silver Empire and the Phoenix Empire, the pirates who are not regularly attacked by the powerful have become more rampant.

At least there are moon elves in the North Sea. Pirates who really want to make trouble will basically be killed by moon elves with one punch.

However, in the Silver Sea, as long as they don't provoke the core interests of the Silver Empire or the Phoenix Empire, the two countries will turn a blind eye to some minor fights.

Therefore, the pirates in the Silver Sea are the most rampant and the most complex.

Some are purely for money, some are running away from crimes, some are white gloves for nobles, nobles who escape marriage, and exiled princes.

There are also many active races, including humans, gnolls, dwarves, dog-headed people, sun elves, and trolls.

In the Silver Sea, there is nothing that does not exist, only what you can't think of.

As for why Roland knows so much about the Silver Sea, of course it is because he has been in the Silver Sea in his previous life.

However, he was not a pirate in his previous life, but a bounty hunter. Killing people was his main business, and he would occasionally rob or something.

The route to Ginza this time is in the inland sea area, so there shouldn't be any pirates, right?

Roland recalled the information about the Silver Sea and thought silently.

Although the Silver Sea is very chaotic, the area controlled by the Silver Empire is still relatively safe. There are basically no mid-level pirates, and only some low-level pirates who pose no threat can be active here.

Thinking about it, Roland looked at the several extraordinary people he sensed under the deck.

Not necessarily, maybe he can really encounter one or two waves of pirates.

Looking at the extraordinary person who was surrounded in the middle and locked up with a depressed breath, Roland thought thoughtfully.

However, it doesn't matter.

He won't encounter another existence like the Lich King, who is good at undead and space and perfectly restrains him, right?

As long as it's not a spellcaster legend who specializes in undead and wears legendary equipment, Roland will not be overturned.

Moreover, what about the Lich King? The Lich King who held one-third of the Crown of Domination was still killed by Roland and sacrificed to the Dark Elemental Subplane.

If it weren't for the last legendary spell of the Lich King, Roland didn't want to waste the blessing to resist it, but chose to teleport and dodge. After staying in the time and space turbulence for more than ten or twenty days, he could say that he had quickly passed the Lich King without any damage.

Not to mention, Roland now has more backup plans.

The blessing in the High Priest's Staff has increased a lot after sacrificing the Lich King. There is also the Crown of Domination, which provides a shield of death. Even if he really fails, if he meets any legendary who wants to fight with Roland, Roland dares to fight him head-on.

However, this possibility is basically zero.

There are only a few legends in this world now. In Sinnar, before the countries completed the reform and began to conquer and annex each other, there are probably only two legends.

One is an old thing hiding in Ginza as the future Silver Queen's grandfather plug-in, and the other is an ultimate antique hiding in a basement somewhere, waiting for the prophesied saint to come to the world.

Unless Roland went to dance on their graves, why would they deliberately target Roland for no reason?

By the way, I remember that there seemed to be some good things in Ginza.

Thinking back to the legend who was hiding in Ginza, Roland's thoughts began to diverge.

While Roland was thinking divergently, Hela, who had just finished various trivial matters on the ship, also walked into the room with some food.

She put the things on the table in the room and looked at Roland with a strange look.

What is she thinking about?

Having followed Roland for so long, and Roland was not on guard against her, Hela knew Roland well. Basically, she could guess what he was thinking by just looking at his appearance.

However, looking at Roland now, she couldn't see clearly.

Was he thinking about something important? However, it seemed that he was in a daze?

Hela shook her head and threw the idea out of her mind.

Impossible, absolutely impossible. Roland was so mysterious, so powerful and full of wisdom. He could do anything with ease. How could he be in a daze and waste time here? He was not an ordinary person.

He must be thinking about something important. Maybe he was analyzing his gains at the Tower of Truth?

Hela nodded and confirmed her thoughts.

Then, she carefully pulled out the chair, took out a textbook that Roland had recently compiled from the space bracelet, opened the book, and began to study.

Roland was so powerful, but he didn't relax at all. How could she rest here?

Hela knew that although she and Roland were both fourth-level spellcasters, their actual conditions were very different and they were not at the same level at all. In order to keep up with Roland's pace, she had to work harder than Roland.

When Hela began to learn, the boat moved with a slight shake.