LRAB Chapter 82 Harvest, Mainland
Chapter 82 Harvest, Mainland
When the two met again, the Scarlet Wizard was still holding a bowl of hot soup.
"It seems that while I was hunting underwater these past two weeks, the Thunder Wizard wasn't idle either."
The Scarlet Wizard removed his hood in front of Loon.
It must be said that wizards are indeed extraordinary beings—when they first boarded the ship, the Crimson Wizard was still emaciated.
But after just a bath, a meal, and a change of clothes, the Scarlet Wizard had already returned to her original form.
For an ordinary person, it would take at least six months to a year to recover from such a gaunt appearance.
"In the past ten days or so, some things have indeed happened in Crescent Bay."
Looking at the Crimson Wizard in front of him, Luo Ang slowly began to recount what he had done over the past ten days.
Across from Loon, the Crimson Wizard listened to Loon's story while sipping her hot soup.
Amidst the warm air, the weariness in her eyes grew deeper and deeper until she finally fell into a deep sleep.
Seeing this, Luo Ang also used "Concealment in the Clouds" to silently get up and leave the room.
Looking out over the bay from the Stone Oak, when the Scarlet Wizard fell asleep, Andy on the sponge was also turned belly up.
You can imagine how tiring it must have been to salvage and hunt underwater for the past two weeks.
"Te Weng Tong, make the people on the island keep quiet."
"Pack up what needs to be packed as soon as possible."
"We'll leave once the Crimson Wizard wakes up."
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Loon had assumed the Scarlet Wizard would sleep for several days—but in reality, the Scarlet Wizard woke up that very night.
While he was meditating, the prepared ships slowly sailed away from the bay and set off along the original channel.
The Stone Project number comes first, followed by the Beluga Whale.
Andy, meanwhile, followed at the very back, still on his belly.
In the following period, Luo Ang and his companions' lives returned to their original routine.
Meditation - Prepare a temporary spell - Deplete your mental energy - Do something for yourself.
In the afternoon, Loon and the Scarlet Wizard got together again, listening to the Scarlet Wizard talk about her hunt in the sea while sorting out the Scarlet Wizard's spoils.
Compared to Loen's experience on the ship, the Crimson Wizard's hunt was much more interesting.
The bizarre creatures and dreamlike scenery of the 'deep sea' five hundred meters below slowly unfolded before Loon's eyes through the Crimson Wizard's descriptions.
For the Scarlet Wizard herself, this hunt was also an extremely rare experience.
This was the first time Loon had faced such a storm in this stormy sea.
For the first time, the Scarlet Wizard was also single-mindedly spending a long time swimming and hunting in the deep sea.
On the same first time, Loen benefited greatly, and the Crimson Wizard was no exception.
"By the way, Thunder Wizard, look at this."
As they were talking, the Scarlet Wizard suddenly lifted her cloak and pulled her collar down to the side.
Two layers of blue scales appeared before Luo Ang's eyes, extending deeper along the rounded arc.
It is like a blue jade belt encircling the sacred mountain, full of mysterious charm and captivating aesthetics.
Those are the scales of a siren!
It was a sign of the awakening of the siren bloodline within her.
This was the Scarlet Wizard's extra gain from this underwater hunt.
At first, she rejected and refused to accept her own bloodline, and wanted to completely sever it.
After communicating with the Orchid Wizard and under his guidance, the Scarlet Wizard finally made up his mind to embrace his bloodline rather than resist it.
With such determination, and after hunting in the deep sea for half a month like an ancient siren, the siren bloodline within the Crimson Wizard finally transformed from 'manifestation' to 'awakening'.
Her strength was thus greatly enhanced—and of course, her weaknesses were also made more prominent as a result.
"The needle eel's ability to control the siren is not only due to ecological factors, but more importantly, it is due to the intervention and mediation of ancient wizards."
"The more the siren's bloodline awakens, the more it will be restrained by the needle-toothed eel."
"Before, I could barely move under the aura of the needle eel—but now, if I were to encounter the aura of the needle eel again, I might be completely turned into a puppet under the suppression of that aura."
"If something like that really happens, I'll have to rely on you, Thunder Wizard, to help me out." The Crimson Wizard pulled his cloak tighter.
"Don't worry, before you complete the siren bloodline transplant experiment, and while you're getting used to the scent of the needle-toothed eel, I won't let you face the enemy alone." Lo Ang nodded solemnly...
Before you know it, another month has passed.
The Stone Oak finally ended its voyage at sea and slowly came to a stop on a shore.
—On the shore, there were already the central kingdoms.
The Beluga continued to follow behind the Stone Oak.
In the month following the storm, the Stone Oak passed through several ports in the stormy seas as passengers from the Moby Dick gradually disembarked.
In the end, only the White Whale remained as Loon and his men's spoils of war, following closely behind the Stone Oak.
"Honorable Thunder Wizard, what do you think of this place?"
When Loon finally raised his mental strength to eleven points through meditation, he opened the door and saw Teonton waiting on the deck.
And the place where the Stone Oak stayed.
They had left the stormy seas seven days ago.
For the past seven days, the Stone Oak has been sailing along the coastline, searching for a suitable port that would also appeal to Loon and the Crimson Wizard—a 'no man's land'.
As per Loon's instructions, the Stone Oak was to stop whenever it reached a suitable location for a port and wait for Loon to make a decision.
This place is the fourth suitable port that the Stone Oak has encountered since leaving the stormy seas.
Compared to the previous three places, this place was much more to Luo Ang's liking.
A little to the left, there is a high cliff.
Below the cliffs lies a bay of moderate size, perfect for a port.
—Before the bay, there is a small enclave that, like an arm extending from the shore, embraces the bay, serving as a natural shelter from the wind.
The reason it was never converted into a port is quite simple.
The port is separated from the shore by a rugged mountain forest.
Within that bay, which seemed perfectly suited to be a port, were numerous reefs.
Under normal circumstances, once a ship enters the area, it will either run aground or strike a reef and sink.
As for breaking up the reefs in the bay and transforming it into a real port, the cost is obviously not something that just anyone can afford.
Moreover, the terrain here has another drawback if it is to be used as a major port.