Treasure hunter, sailing on the blue sea

Hearing Alka's promise, Maldo showed obvious joy on his expression and nodded with a smile.

"Let me say my final goodbyes to my granddaughter."

As he spoke, he turned his head and communicated with Matissa in their unique language.

Then you can see Materissa's expression was slightly surprised, then she frowned, clenched her fists to cheer herself up, and nodded.

Maldo stretched out his hand, and a slight spot of light followed his fingertips and touched Materissa's forehead.

This light spot contained some knowledge. When Materissa opened her eyes again, she could already clearly hear the exchanges between the people in Alka.

Maldo then took a ring off his hand and gave it to Materissa.

The characteristics of the ring were very obvious, and Alka knew it was a pocket ring at a glance.

"Go on kid, go say goodbye."

Materissa nodded, twisted her snake tail, and swam quickly towards the mountain top.

It should be saying goodbye to your tribe and friends.

After watching Materissa leave, Maldo turned his head and looked at everyone and said.

"Entering between these peaks is the road to the boundless sea, but this road is not safe."

"As a thank you, I will coat your ship with a protective film, bless your ship, and help you pass safely."

Hearing this, Alka nodded: "If possible, of course."

It is naturally a good thing to have more protection.

Maldo took out his trident, the blue magic wrapped around it, and followed the sharp edge of the trident to hit the side of the ship in front of him.

Alka and Simon deliberately took a step forward to ensure that they could see clearly.

To prevent the stranger in front of him from tampering with the protective coating on the ship.

Although his granddaughter will be on board later, who knows.

As the magic power surged out, the magic power did not stick to the ship, but slowly expanded to the surroundings, turning into something like a film, covering the entire ship.

The aqua blue coat of arms was printed on the side of the ship and then disappeared.

Looking at this thing, Alka turned his head slightly to look at Pororo, and Pororo nodded.

He felt the blessing of Poseidon in that coat of arms. Maldor did not lie.

"What do you want to tell us about the boundless sea?" Alka suddenly asked.

Although there is "Land of Dreams", many things in that book are hidden.

So Alka wanted to ask if there was any more news about the race that guards the gate to the boundless sea.

For those unknown waters, no amount of news is too much.

"The boundless sea."

Maldo said, slightly raising his head to look at the sky.

"That is a completely different ocean. The only thing I want to warn you is that you must not look at that ocean with your current view of the world.

It was a completely different, completely chaotic place. "

Seeing Maldo like this, Alka couldn't help but ask: "Have you been to that sea area?"

"No." Maldo shook his head.

"This sentence is the advice that all those who go to the boundless sea must know."

Alka nodded and stopped asking any more questions.

While waiting, everyone turned their attention to the place they were about to go.

There is nothing different about the water flow between the two peaks, it just naturally stays in front.

The water here is as calm as a lake.

It was as if a line of separation was drawn between the two peaks, and there was a faint mist that could not be seen clearly.

The mist was so thin, but it seemed to completely block their sight of exploring inside.

At this time, a figure swam down quickly from the top of the mountain.

It was Materissa who had said goodbye and was ready.

After she hugged her grandfather and the guard-like man next to her grandfather goodbye, she slowly came to Alka's ship.

"My name is Materissa. Thank you for your willingness to take me to the boundless sea."

"Compared to the fact that you saved our crew, this little thing is nothing to mention." Alka said with a smile.

Then she and everyone on the ship got to know each other, and then stayed quietly on the deck.

"If you're ready, you can move on."

Maldo said looking at everyone on the boat.

Alka took a deep breath and came to the bow of the ship, looking at the area covered by the light mist.

He couldn't help but smile on his face, turned his head and looked at everyone and asked, "How are you guys? Are you ready?"

"Well, I can't wait."

"Come on, move forward."

"..."

After listening to everyone's words, Alka turned his head and looked in front of him again, his eyes becoming more determined.

"good!"

"Voice of the Dawn! Set sail!"

As Alka gave the order to move forward.

The ship begins to move.

The calm sea surface was divided by the bow of the ship, splashing on both sides.

Slowly heading towards the thin mist.

On the stone platform under the mountain peak, Maldo and the guards next to him watched them leave.

Looking at his granddaughter waving to him on the deck, his eyes were full of reluctance.

"Don't worry, Patriarch, she is the best among us. She will definitely be able to end the punishment we are burdened with."

"Ah... I hope so." Maldo murmured to himself.

However, the guard next to him also showed a trace of doubt on his face and asked: "But why, patriarch, why did you entrust her to this completely unfamiliar team?"

If the Storm Champion was the leader of the ship, he would understand.

Obviously not, so why give this team such trust?

He doesn't understand.

He had seen countless teams of all kinds during his childhood.

There is nothing special about Alka's team, the only special thing is the Storm Champion.

They were still undergoing trials within their sight.

But he still didn't understand.

There were so many options before and this team just wasn’t special enough.

"Why do you ask?" Maldo said, looking at the trident in his hand.

"I made a prophecy...this is the best chance."

"Prophecy? Clan leader, you..." the guard said in surprise.

Things like prophecies themselves cannot bring clear instructions, but they can enable people to make optimal choices.

The use of such techniques will bring serious consequences.

The patriarch is already very old.

Maldo waved his hand: "Okay, this is a necessary payment, you don't need to worry so much."

Then he drew a semicircle with his right arm toward his chest.

"May Poseidon bless them."

The guard next to him also blessed.

At this time, Alka's ship was very close to the misty sea, very close.

Everyone on the boat had held their breath.

They were finally heading to their final destination.

The stern of the Dawn Voice passed through first and penetrated the pale mist, followed by the mast, and then it was the turn of everyone on the ship.

When everyone was completely submerged in the fog.

They were enveloped in a pale mist.

Except for the environment on the ship, nothing could be seen clearly outside, as if they were passing through some invisible area.

Fog surrounded them, surrounding the sea, blocking their vision from looking farther away.

This strange area made Materissa, who left her home for the first time, slightly approach Julia beside her.

As the fog thickens.

Even the scene on the deck became slightly blurry.

This fog has spread to the ships, making it impossible for them to see things close at hand.

This caused her to have to stick completely to Julia's body, until finally she couldn't help it any longer, and wrapped her four hands around Julia's hand, hugging her tightly.

Julia looked at the nervous new member next to her, smiled and patted her shoulder to reassure her.

"Don't be afraid, we will protect you."

Materissa pursed her lips and nodded, "Yes."

The increasingly dense fog made everyone move slightly closer to the center of the deck, and finally gathered around the flower bed in the center of the plywood.

This way they can get close enough and understand what's going on with their teammates.

"This fog is getting thicker and thicker. In the end, we can't even see the people next to us." Pororo stretched out his palm and waved the increasingly dense fog, as if he wanted to clear the fog. Swish away.

At this time, silver threads flew out one after another and wrapped around everyone's wrists.

"Hehe, you're not afraid now!" Er, who was sitting on Xia Daiti's shoulder, said with a smile.

Everyone looked at the silver thread on their wrists, smiled and nodded, but did not refuse.

This is indeed a good idea.

However, it was different from what they thought. As the ship moved forward, the thick fog did not become thicker again but remained as it was.

In this way, they maintained low visibility.

There was no light or wind, and the fallen sail made no movement at all, just hanging steadily on the mast.

The progress of the entire ship depends entirely on Dawn Voice's own actions.

As time passed little by little, everyone who was a little wary couldn't help but relax and sat around the flower bed.

"How far is it?" Jason leaned back in his chair and couldn't help but ask.

Alka calculated the time.

"It must have been more than an hour since we entered this fog. It's different from what I thought."

Alka thought that they would experience various exaggerated scenery, or certain dangers, and then reach the boundless sea.

I didn't expect that as soon as I stepped through the gate, I would drive in this vast sea of ​​white mist for so long and see nothing, so I could only keep moving forward.

"We seem to be passing through the membrane of the world... maybe so." Julia said, feeling a little unsure.

After hearing her words, several people nearby turned to look at her.

Xia Dai asked: "Why do you say that?"

"These fogs and the surrounding environment are not slightly chaotic like the forward channel. Instead, they are very solid, like a barrier to the world.

Of course, this is just my conjecture, and there is no evidence to prove the authenticity of my conjecture. "

"But whether it's the map, the records I saw in the church before, or the words Maldo just said, don't they all show that the Infinite Sea is an extremely chaotic sea?

The rules there are definitely chaotic and there is not much order. They are obviously inconsistent with here. On the contrary, this area seems to be intercepting the chaos there. "

After hearing what Julia said, everyone nodded. Although they didn't understand it very well, after all, Julia once fulfilled her duty as the maintainer of the order of the sea in the sea of ​​living beings.

Compared to others, she has a clear perception of subtle changes in the magic power around her, the magic power content, and changes in the surrounding environment.

Even when the surrounding environment changes too drastically, she has to take action to maintain it.

So to a certain extent, she is considered a professional.

It is difficult for everyone to feel these changes.

More than half an hour later, the surrounding environment still did not change at all, and the thick fog still enveloped the ship.

Seeing this situation, Huanlu stood up and said, "It looks like you won't be able to get out for a while. I'll go get you food."

With that said, Juanlu walked towards the kitchen.

From breakfast to now, they have been on high alert.

Eating some delicious food may be able to relieve your pain and fill your stomach to replenish your energy.

The silver thread still connected him.

Until the silver bell rang for dinner, the environment around them remained unchanged.

Everyone was full of wine and food, and once again waited on the deck.

"How long will it take? I hope it won't happen to us suddenly. At least let us be prepared." Jason said boringly, leaning on the back of his chair.

Not long after he finished speaking, the entire ship began to shake violently.

Everyone stood up immediately.

The breeze began to blow, and the originally calm sails began to swell with the breeze, and the speed of the ship instantly increased by one level.

However, the speed was getting faster and faster, and they could feel that the ship's sailing direction was beginning to change, and the surrounding dense fog was slowly fading.

The sound of dripping singing came from the bow of the ship. It was the sound of dawn, trying to tell something.

Alka listened, turned to everyone and said: "Be careful, everyone holds on tight, there is a big whirlpool ahead!"

Upon hearing this, everyone immediately grabbed the surrounding objects, and cables flew out one after another, tying them up and fixing their bodies to prevent them from flying out.

Materissa had just arrived and was obviously very uncomfortable with it, but Julia next to her was giving her simple guidance and explanations.

The ship also began to move rapidly to the left direction, getting faster and faster.

It wasn't until the surrounding thick fog completely disappeared that everyone realized what was happening around them.

They were on the edge of a huge whirlpool, and they could see the center of the whirlpool in the distance from the direction they were standing.

It was so dark that nothing could be seen clearly.

They could only see the surrounding seawater flowing towards it, and the huge pulling force brought by the whirlpool made it impossible for their ship to move at all.

It can only be passively pulled away.

"Damn, what are we going to do now?" Jason asked in a panic.

Alka looked at the whirlpool, then at the membrane surrounding the ship.

"Perhaps... that is the way to the boundless sea."

Hearing this, everyone turned to look at him.

"ah?"

"Did you see this film? It's the protection that Materissa's grandfather protected us."

Looking at this film, everyone could only hold their breath and steady their bodies.

At this time, Xia Detti looked at the sea and suddenly froze.

The first person to notice something strange about her was Er, who was sitting on her shoulder and kept pushing her head.

"Xia Daiti, what's wrong with you? Hey! Wake up!"

Hearing his anxious voice, everyone around him looked over, only to see Xia Detti staring blankly at the sea.

Opened his mouth.

"Mother?"

Tears fell from the corners of her eyes.

However, when everyone followed her line of sight, they saw that the crazy whirlpool was still on the sea surface, and nothing appeared.

Julia and Materissa, who had just uploaded it, immediately wanted to start checking Xia Detti's current status.

However, the same changes as Xia Detti also came from Poluoluo.

He also stared blankly at the sea.

"Cousin? Why are you here?"

His cousin is none other than Sankaka of Death.

However, this time, when Jason, Alka, and Lucilia looked, they really saw the figure of the swordfish fishman Sankaka on the sea.

He was flowing quickly on the sea, jumping into the air from time to time and smiling at them.

Alka rubbed his eyes, but when he opened them again, he saw more than just Sankaka.

When his parents in this body first boarded the Sea Fist, they received him, Hamer, who had a good relationship with him, Matt, the cook uncle, and Lipoka, who had the least communication with him.

The figures of these people all appeared on the sea, looking at him.

These are all the people he has known and died since he came to this world.

Why are they here?

Where did the hallucination come from?

Alka turned her head to look at everyone.

Only then did he realize that everyone on the boat was in the same state as Xia Daiti, staring blankly at the whirlpool of the sea, with their mouths slightly open, muttering something to themselves.

It's over.

Apparently this is some kind of large-scale illusion.

But Alka didn't know what caused it.

Seeing this, Alka immediately controlled the dream catcher on her chest to emerge.

A large amount of pink mist quickly spread out and completely enveloped everyone, dragging them completely into their dreams.

Everyone immediately closed their eyes and fell into a deep sleep, their bodies limp and tightly tied with ropes.

"Voice of Dawn, hurry up! Shake them!"

After hearing Alka's words, the ropes binding everyone began to swing rapidly.

Then everyone woke up immediately, opened their eyes and looked around cautiously.

Seeing their eyes clear again, Alka finally breathed a sigh of relief.

This approach works.

Only then did everyone realize that they seemed to have just fallen into some kind of illusion.

"Okay! Now is not the time to think about this. Hold on tight, we are going to fall in!"

Alka's words rang loudly.

While sinking into the illusion, the ship was about to be completely pulled into the whirlpool.

Everyone looked sideways and realized that they were about to fall into the dark abyss following the spiral.

"Ahhhhh!"

The screams started one after another, and then completely disappeared.

The sound of dawn disappeared into the center of the whirlpool.