Players' NPC boss

Captain Barber calmly took out another bottle of rum. It was not so strange for him to pass through the whirlpool. However, Blaze, Marika, and Greenland, who passed through the whirlpool for the first time, were very excited.

"How lucky! Every time you pass through the whirlpool, you are actually gambling your life. Maybe one day the ship will disintegrate in the whirlpool." Captain Barber couldn't help but pour a bucket of cold water.

This was naturally ineffective, and the children couldn't listen.

He was a little envious. When he was old, new things would only make him see danger and make him feel scared. If he was younger, he would feel excited even if he passed through the whirlpool hundreds or thousands of times.

But he didn't need to be jealous. He drank another sip of rum. Being old also has its advantages.

Sure enough, in just ten minutes, the red-haired girl was the only one left among the three energetic people, who was still seriously observing the ocean with the logbook and compass. Blaze and Greenland were already lying on the deck like dead people.

This was not because of seasickness, but because of boredom.

For ten minutes, the Dead Bear was simply sailing on the sea.

There were still three days of sailing time to the whirlpool at the destination, and most of these three days would be so boring.

"No, there is no danger." Greenland finally experienced firsthand why many players said they loved the sea and wanted to be pirate kings, but ended up hiding on the continent without making any movement.

This was too boring. It felt like playing a game a hundred years ago, watching the loading progress bar of the game.

She could do nothing but stare at the progress bar in a daze, waiting until the pirate ship encountered danger or arrived at the destination before the loading was complete.

To be honest, Greenland would have to give a bad review on this matter. The ocean was real enough, big and wide, but it was too real.

If there were no whirlpools, the ship would have to sail for ten days or half a month to reach the next location.

"Babo, are there any sea monsters?"

"Yes, but if you encounter one in the sea, you're basically dead. You can beat the sea monster, but you can't save this ship."

"Damn it." Greenland stood up and ran from the bow to the stern several times to vent his excess energy. Although she had expected it to be boring, it was beyond her imagination to be so bored.

Of course, she could choose to let other members of the guild take her place and let her take a break, but it's less than half an hour now!

Changing people now is like patting your chest and promising to keep watch, but in a short while you'll sleep like a dead pig?

"Don't you pirates have anything to kill time?"

"Wash the deck, or..." Captain Babo stretched out his voice, and there was a hint of ill intention in his laughter, "gambling."

One hour later

"Huh~ I didn't expect an hour to pass so quickly. It turns out that happiness can really make time go by quickly. The taste of victory is really fascinating."

Greenland put away the chips with satisfaction, and the pirates who tried to cheat her money in front of her only wore clothes that were given by Greenland. The hands, eyes, and kidneys on their bodies were all Greenland's.

Anyway, the pirates would not admit it afterwards, so Greenland was too lazy to sign.

She estimated the time, took out the magic wand from the warehouse and came to the bow. She had a premonition that she would not be bored soon.

"Godlock" made the whole world as close to the real world as possible, and also made a certain degree of compromise for the sake of gameplay, and a reasonable explanation for the compromise.

Among them, the unrealistic things such as task prompts and system guidance are compromises presented in the form of blessings. It is impossible to really throw players into the game world and ignore everything.

And Greenland estimated that just like there was gambling on the pirate ship to kill time, the designer must have considered that the long sailing time would be too boring.

More than two hundred years ago, ships with natural power such as the Dead Bear were still used. It would take at least a month to reach the destination in a large area of ​​sea.

Although the vortex setting was used to make corrections, unfortunately, it was not enough. Then Greenland could think of a way to let players kill time by increasing the diversity and density of marine monsters.

An hour was almost enough time for the novelty to wear off, the gambling to get tired, the pirates on the ship had asked around, and even the entire pirate ship was clean.

A qualified masterpiece should encounter some at this time...

A thick fog slowly approached from a distance. By the time they realized that the fog was approaching, the entire Dead Bear was surrounded by the fog.

Captain Barber's expression suddenly changed, and he grabbed the rudder and yelled.

"Enemy attack!"

Blaze opened his eyes, slowly stood up like a resurrected corpse, and his golden eyes stared at the depths of the fog.

"Here it comes!"

No mistake, one song, one post, one content, one book, one bar, one 6, one 9, one book, one bar, one look!

[Ghost Ship Juneflower LV200]

The first thing that came into view was an extremely huge rotten turtle head, which was covered with dense barnacles. Following the turtle, a rotten and gloomy ship appeared.

The ghost ship has the ability to collect the souls of the dead, and this dead is not limited to humans, but also huge sea monsters.

This also makes the structure of the ghost ship basically a decayed hull and a huge sea undead monster dragging the ship. Of course, there are many tricky undead crew members on the ship.

When the two ships were close enough to hear the low roar of the huge undead turtle, the people on the Dead Bear could already see the undead crew members on the ghost ship Juneflower.

That was really a weird humanoid creature that could only be described as rotten seafood.

"According to the nautical atlas, these undead crew members are actually the product of the ghost ship collecting too many undead souls, and the undead souls squeezed and fused with each other." Marika looked at the ghost ship Juneflower with shining eyes, and compared it with her little notebook.

"Looking at the style of this ship, it should be an expedition ship of the Holy Cross. It is likely that it encountered a whirlpool during the voyage and was finally lost in this place."

"So can I start killing?" Greenland waved the magic stick, waiting for Marika to speak.

As long as Marika nodded and said that this was a broken ship with no background story, she would start immediately. Of course, she would also take action even if there was a background story, and at most she would not use a finishing move that could destroy the entire ship.

"Well... I don't know much about the ships of the Holy Cross, but just don't do anything too extreme."

Marika put away the notebook, and at this moment, the fog reached the Dead Bear, and the strange ghost crew members stood silently on the deck.

The battle began.