Extraordinary Puppeteer

Chapter 389 Cursed Object

Among the thirteen unlucky ghosts on the beach, only two were at the professional level, and the rest were all apprentices.

After they were picked up on board, the Blue Bird immediately set sail at the fastest speed, not wanting to stay here for a moment.

After a while, there was no pirate ship catching up behind them. It seemed that the pirates were not fishing, which made Jisen and the others heave a sigh of relief.

And the thirteen victims also took out 130 spiritual gold coins very consciously after boarding the ship.

After a while of communication, I learned that they were also a caravan heading for the Carmen Princess, but encountered pirates on their backs, and the ship was smashed into two pieces.

Only thirteen of them were lucky enough to float to a debris island with the half of the bow and run aground.

Thorne just glanced at it and stopped paying too much attention, and turned his attention to the debris island.

He couldn't detect it at a long distance, but after close observation, he could clearly see the signs of the debris island moving, but the speed was very high, and it probably only drifted 600 meters westward every day.

This miraculous phenomenon immediately aroused his curiosity, but no matter how much he observed Thorne, he found nothing, as if the scrap island was drifting naturally without any external force.

Thorne, who couldn't see anything more, stopped struggling, and soon returned to the cabin to start teaching little Gison today.

This small episode did not affect the voyage of the Blue Bird. On the fifth day after leaving the Princess Carmen, the steamer arrived at a small fixed island.

This island is a neutral port, but its area is not very large. There is only a small town with more than 3000 people.

After arriving at this neutral port, most of the people on board disembarked.

Gieson was going to sell some of the goods here and see if he could get in other goods, while the crew went to the town to relax.

The thirteen rescued victims also bid farewell to the people on the Blue Bird. After they arrived at the fixed island, they had their own way to return to their chamber of commerce.

Except for a few remaining crew members on board, only Jr. Gison and Thorn remained on board.

The two stood on the deck, looking at the busy port, and Thorne even saw some aliens.

Naga with a human body and snake tail with multiple pairs of arms, a small New World aborigine, a murloc with skin covered with scales, and Thorne even saw the vampires and Skaven that he was very familiar with.
Different races communicate with each other so familiarly, without any unfamiliarity. This scene cannot be seen in the Old World.

In addition to the ships and various alien races coming and going in the port, he also saw a rugby-shaped steam airship soaring in the sky with exhaust fumes.

"Mr. Yuelin, these are air passenger airships. The airships have a very small load, no more than steam freighters. They are generally only used for passenger transportation. These airships have fixed routes. Our family also rented two airships."

After getting along with him for a period of time, little Jisen gradually called him a teacher from a teacher, and Thorne didn't mean to object. The quality of this student is still very good.

Seeing that Thorn turned his gaze to the airship in the sky, Little Gison also started to introduce him.

In the Broken Sea, airships generally exist as air buses, traveling between fixed islands along fixed routes.

The sky is much safer than the sea, but the ability to transport goods is a bit urgent.

An airship only has an average cargo capacity of three to four hundred tons, which is a bit pitiful compared to the tens of thousands of steam cargo ships.

However, it is still a very qualified means of transportation if it only transports people.

When the airship passed overhead, little Jisen's mouth was also a little dry, and he took a water bag from his waist and took a big gulp.

At this time Thorne looked at him and asked curiously: "Everyone got off the boat and went to the town to relax, why don't you go play with them?"

Little Gison took a look at the town. In fact, he really wanted to get off the boat to play, but...
"I still have to hurry up and study with you!"

Thorn also smiled after hearing his answer: "Very well, I am very satisfied with you as a student. I haven't given you a gift after boarding the ship. Let this leaf be a late meeting gift."

As he spoke, he took out a leaf from the banyan tree and handed it over.

After hearing that Thorne finally admitted that he was his student, little Gison was agitated, and he suppressed his excitement and took the leaves.

I saw the fluorescent light on the surface of the leaves, reflecting lines of densely packed words.

"Put a trace of spiritual power deep into the leaves."

After listening to Thorne's words, little Gison immediately followed suit, and immediately a lot of information came to his mind.

It took a while for the dizzy little Jisen to get used to it, and his expression became shocked.

What is recorded in the leaves is a set of detailed text explanations, which are the rare runes of the second era that he usually ponders.

"This set of runes comes from a genre called 'Mirror Shadow' in the Second Era. The runes you have mastered are very scattered and fragmented. They must have been copied from some extraordinary item, right?"

Little Gison's face was startled by Thornd's words, and somehow his expression became a little unnatural. Immediately, he gritted his teeth and made a decision in his heart.

"Yes, that is an ancient cursed object. Teacher, please wait a moment, and I will take it out for you to see."

After finishing speaking, he ran towards the captain's cabin in a hurry. Thorne stood still and shook his head with a smile.

After a while, little Jisen came back from panting, with a round bronze mirror the size of a palm in his hand.

"Teacher, it is this mirror."

Thorne took the bronze mirror handed over by Little Gison and examined it carefully.

The weight of the bronze mirror is very heavy. The main part is made of fine copper obtained by refining a large amount of brass one after another. The mirror frame is made of precious mithril.

There was a circle of runes engraved on the frame, but half of the runes were completely damaged, affecting the power of the bronze mirror.

Unlike ordinary extraordinary items, this bronze mirror exudes a strange and cold aura.

This is not an orthodox alchemical creation, but a cursed one.

Cursed objects are mostly antiques left over from ancient times.

Before an extraordinary person dies, extreme emotions may occur, causing the soul or resentment to attach to the extraordinary item and cause unknown changes.

Under the erosion of the years, not only did the extraordinary items not deteriorate, but they also absorbed free spirituality to gradually improve their quality.

Cursed objects that have successfully mutated over a long period of time have strange and strange abilities, and their power is far stronger than some alchemy creations of ordinary quality, but they are more or less accompanied by various side effects.

The side effects of the cursed object vary greatly, and are generally not something a novice-level transcendent can bear, but there is no doubt that the more powerful the cursed object, the greater the side effects.

The pen of the story in Carlin's hand, as the possession of the evil spirit Raymond, is actually a cursed object, but it was later completely purified by him using the Philosopher's Stone and the Secret Puppet to form an array, and it no longer has side effects.

The bronze mirror in Thorne's hand is not a possession of the evil spirit, but the resentment of the original owner still lingers on the mirror, and if you want to use it, you have to suffer side effects.

In addition to the pen of the story, this is the first time Karin has seen a real cursed object, and he is very curious about it.

When he was still in the Old Continent, the professional level before the second spiritual recovery was regarded as cherishing animals, and the cursed objects were almost extinct.

And after the second spiritual recovery, he spent most of his time at home, hadn't experienced a few battles, and had never encountered an enemy who used a cursed object at all.

Seeing this bronze mirror now also aroused his curiosity.

(End of this chapter)