Pirate: My crew are all emperors?

"Ahem, I'm fine...just a little tired."

Rocks waved his hand, then walked to the dock without saying a word, and shouted to the sailors who were organizing the fleet:

"Prepare a boat for me. I want to go to sea."

"Locus-sama, are you going to sea alone!?"

"Ah."

The crew members were all shocked by Rocks' answer. Although Rocks was extremely powerful, it might not be easy for him to sail alone on this sea.

At this time, Liz also followed:

"I am coming too!"

"Liz?" Rocks frowned slightly, and Liz stepped forward and gently grabbed Rocks' hand.

"Although I don't quite understand where you are going, I will never let you leave alone this time!"

Even Liz didn't know why she had a terrible thought, as if Rocks would never see him again after he left this time.

Rocks was silent, and after a moment of silence, he shook his head helplessly:

"You girl, once you set sail, it will be useless to regret it."

"I won't regret it!"

Liz only knew that if she failed to follow him, she might truly regret it for the rest of her life.

"Okay, let's set off together." After speaking, Rocks gave another instruction to the crew, "There's no need to make too much noise, just any ship with better quality will do."

"Yes!"

A few days later, a small medium-sized sailing ship sat on the pier of the island. Rocks also took advantage of this time to copy down all the records needed in the document and turned it into complete coordinates.

Rocks and Liz sailed out of the sea on a sailboat. Liz used her ability to separate many vines to act as control sailors and ropes, controlling the sailing direction of the entire ship by herself.

Rocks did not use any record pointer this time, and did not even look at the conditions on the sea surface. He just sat on the steps of the deck, looked down at the text in his hand and slowly spoke out one instruction after another:

"Turn left rudder 15° and proceed twenty nautical miles..."

"Turn right rudder 60° and proceed thirty nautical miles..."

"Stay here for an hour, then move forward to the left..."

As orders were issued, the surrounding sea gradually changed. The originally clear sky became gloomy, and the sea gradually became calm, as if it had reached a windless zone.

But Liz's perception did not detect any Neptune beings approaching, and everything here was even quiet and a bit... weird!

"Rox..."

Liz called out uneasily, and Rocks slowly raised his head and showed a reassuring smile:

"Don't worry, just follow what I say and move forward."

Although she was still confused, out of her trust in Rocks, Liz resolutely chose to obey the order and continued to control the sailboat.

After the sail lost its function, Liz used vines to control the oars.

Originally, advancing in this way in the windless zone would inevitably attract giant sea kings, but this time there was no reaction, as if everything ceased to exist, and even Liz was not sure whether this was the windless zone.

As time passed bit by bit, the sky gradually turned into a vast starry sky, and the sea surface was as calm as a mirror, reflecting the stars in the sky on the water surface, giving people a sense of quiet beauty.

Liz watched this scene quietly, as if she couldn't bear to break the silence here.

Rocks also raised his head at this time, looked at the stars in the sky and murmured:

"It's really a beautiful sight."

While speaking, Locks suddenly reached out and held Liz's hand, which made her face gradually heat up. She subconsciously wanted to take her hand back, but she couldn't bear to leave this touch, so she stood there in a tangle.

"Close your eyes." Locks said softly.

Liz's face turned crimson in an instant. Could it be that he wanted to...

With some shameful thoughts, Liz slowly closed her eyes, and then moved her lips towards Rocks.

However, what was waiting was not the imaginary touch, but Rocks' helpless voice:

"What are you thinking about? We're here."

Liz suddenly opened her eyes and found that the sailboat had parked on the pier of a small island at some point. She had clearly not seen any islands nearby, and she had no feedback on what she saw and heard!

"You, I..." Liz was speechless when she saw this scene, standing there at a loss looking very interesting.

Locks reached out and flicked her forehead:

"Little girl, don't think about weird things in your head every day!"

"Hmm~ It's not as easy for people to misunderstand as you said!" Liz said with a flat mouth, looking very depressed.

Locks shook his head and laughed. He was not an idiot. Of course he knew what this little girl was thinking, but everything was not over yet. There was no time for him to fall in love. Only when he waited until the day when all this really ended, he might be able to Dare to face this feeling.

The entire island looks very desolate, without any vegetation. The only thing is the towering mountain peak. You can't see the end of the mountain at a glance. You can only vaguely see some kind of technology embedded in the mountain peak. product.

"Where is this?" Liz asked blankly as she looked at this scene.

"Relics of hundreds of years of ancient civilization."

The reason why Locks knew it so clearly was because this was the place he saw in that dark space before!But at that time, the surrounding environment was shrouded in a layer of fog, making it difficult for him to see what was outside. It was only now that he figured out the truth.

Liz looked at the environment in front of her, and then at Locks beside her. She didn't understand why he was so familiar with this kind of place. She wanted to ask her doubts, but she was afraid that the answer she got would be unacceptable to her. In the end, I could only keep silent.

Locks roughly guessed what she was thinking and said with a smile:

"You don't think of me as an old monster who has lived for hundreds of years, do you?"

"Eh?"

Although there was no answer, Liz's expression was obviously like that.

Rocks sighed:

"I obviously look very young, okay, how can I be connected with the old monster..." He took a deep breath and then looked up at the mountain peak not far away. "But I'm also curious about what all this is about. Let's go over and take a look."

There was no smell of any living things on the island, as if it was just a piece of technological wreckage. It wasn't until the two came to the foot of the mountain that they saw a metal door about six meters wide and high. There were scorch marks all the way, and it looked like it had been through A big battle.

Liz tensed her body throughout the whole process, and several vines stretched out from her back to cover the two of them to prevent any possible attacks.