Mystic Dominator

It is hard to see other people in the nameless sea shrouded in fog all year round.

Ronald and the Pathfinder followed the direction of the bow lantern without encountering any incident.

There are no monsters that live at sea.

There is also no source of danger.

There was no real encounter either.

The indifferent sea and the lonely journey are everything in this world, nothing but ships and passengers.

...

Ronald and Pathfinder discussed a lot about the Sea of ​​Nowhere, and it was a boring journey.

No matter the pathfinder or other travelers wandering on this lonely sea, the biggest pain actually comes from this dark and ignorant world, and the loneliness that is everywhere, like this nameless fog.

It is said that some people went crazy on the journey to find the land in order to escape from here; some people said that they could not face the cost of losing the past, and finally plunged into the sea without any news.

"Mr. Ronald, what is your world like?"

On the second night of the pair's voyage, the Pathfinder asked Ronald a question: "I've met quite a few people like you over the years, and people seem to live in different worlds from each other. "

two days together.

Ronald and Pathfinder's relationship wasn't as strained as it was when they first met.

He thought about it for a few seconds, and then asked back half-jokingly:

"Which aspect are you asking about? Politics? Civilization? Social style? It's better to be directional when asking questions, otherwise I won't be very good at answering them."

Pathfinder was also used to Ronald's ridicule, and continued to say:

"I'm more curious about the social style. After all, in this unknown sea, it is difficult to have the opportunity to see the social structure established by human beings."

Ronald explained right away:

"Generally speaking, nobles occupy the ruling class. People who master spellcasting abilities are now trying to change the social structure due to changes in the environment. Ordinary people only have a small portion of resources."

"Among the people you met, a lot of them should be in a similar situation, right?"

Pathfinder begins to fall into memory:

"Ah, it's the same for ordinary people in any world. But the rulers of the society are different. There are priests, merchants, and even societies that are controlled by machines."

"Huh?" Pathfinder was about to continue.

But at this moment, the flame of the lantern on the bow swayed slightly, and the dim light reflected on the surrounding fog, instantly letting people know that something was about to happen.

Without waiting for Ronald to ask, the pathfinder pointed to the front and said:

"Coming."

"The Juehai Lantern felt the source of the fire on the body, so the state fluctuated a little."

"We're almost there..." Ronald also stopped talking when he heard the words of the pathfinder, and his eyes naturally fell on the bow of the swaying lights.

...

Fog still occupies most of the field of vision here.

But after a dozen breaths passed, Ronald saw a little light on the sea ahead. The light keeps getting brighter as the ship moves, and it shouldn't take long for the two sides to meet.

The introduction of the pathfinder immediately sounded behind Ronald: "The lantern of the absolute sea, a rare artifact that can emit light on the nameless sea, because of its ability to find the way forward, and some people say that it is a light that symbolizes hope. "

"..."

Ronald looked silently at the approaching lights.

To be honest, he did not feel any special breath of hope in this light. The flame is the flame, and the light is just its inherent nature. This is a purely physical phenomenon.

something from the mouth of a pathfinder...

Perhaps it is the hope imposed by the despair of those who are trapped in the sea of ​​nowhere.

In any case, two ships, one large and one small, continued to approach.

Ronald could see in the fog, the city on the ship named Ludo was emerging in the shadows.

From the exposed side of the boat, you can see the splicing marks of large and small targets, and the material of the composition is also obvious. It is the small boat that Ronald and the others are on.

this huge sea city.

In fact, the above people have built up these boats over the years.

"Such a big ship... does it have a keel?"

Just as Ronald had doubts about the structural strength of this thing, the pathfinder behind him took the initiative to walk up:

"As you can see, Lu Duo is spliced ​​together from such materials."

"There are materials that people recycle after suicides, and people who want to settle here and donate their ships to the city on ships."

Pathfinder obviously did not want Ronald to misunderstand the establishment of Ludo, and the explanation at this moment is naturally quite timely.

Ronald nodded in understanding.

The two of them continued to approach Lu Duo in the direction of the current.

The way to enter the city on a boat is also different from that of ordinary ships. On the side of the giant ship Lu Duo, several openings like city gates have been specially reserved. Following these openings, people who are closer can even jump directly from here. .

In addition, the entrance has a more exaggerated design.

There is no partition inside the door to block intruders, and it does not have the ability to prevent outsiders from invading. Just above the doorway, a very dazzling hook hangs there.

Pathfinders who have already reached the bow are used to this.

For the first time, he bent down to pick up the lantern on his boat, and then raised the lantern and shouted in the direction of the doorway:

"I brought new travelers here, hoping to get the kindling for the lanterns."

"..."

There was no movement in the cold doorway.

Then the pathfinder repeated it a few times, and a hazy voice sounded from inside, and the voice was a little curious:

"Ah, someone's here."

"It's you, Dark Pathfinder..."

The other's curiosity disappeared immediately.

Recognizing the identity of the Dark Pathfinder, Ludone's gatekeeper's voice became more languid:

"Okay okay, I see."

"Come in, I'll hang your boat in later."

"I'll take a look... there's nothing to see~www.readwn.com~ Since I slept twice until now, you've come to Lu Duo alone. The number doesn't matter. I'll just give it back to you when you leave."

pat-

As the voice above landed, a rope ladder also slid out of the doorway.

Pathfinders are also used to each other's attitudes.

Nodding slightly in the direction of the doorway, he immediately took Ronald along the rope ladder and climbed to the City of Ships.

Doing as the locals do, Ronald didn't have the unique idea of ​​flying in and expressing himself.

But before boarding Ludo, he looked back.

...

The hook that had been hung on the doorway was being lowered steadily.

The operator quickly and skillfully hooked up the two-man boat for storage, and there was no sloppy movement in the light lifting.