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Chapter 847 - 847 76 Ghost Ship_2

847: Chapter 76: Ghost Ship_2 847: Chapter 76: Ghost Ship_2 Because this place lacks economic benefits, and ships easily get lost within, it’s considered an ominous land, and the Alpha Kingdom doesn’t care about Poison Dragon Island.

If someone sneaks over here, no matter what they stirred up, it’s estimated that no one would know.

Unfortunately, we’d had an engagement with the Dalton Family’s navy before, which exposed us.

If we don’t finish our business quickly and leave, once the other party responds, it won’t be so simple for us to depart.

“My lord, the Sea Area of Poison Dragon Island is also known as the Misty Marine Region, said to be shrouded in clouds and fog over hundreds of thousands of square kilometers.

The whole area is just one island without even a reference coordinate.

Here, normal people’s visibility is less than a hundred meters.

Looking around, everything is cloaked in a hazy gray.

Once ships enter this marine region, they are most likely to lose their direction.

Whether you can reach the legendary Poison Dragon Island at all depends on luck.

Back then, my accidental entry into this place and safe departure was entirely thanks to the Lord of the Dawn’s blessing!”

Savage Beard hastily explained.

To prove he was trying his best, he still held the nautical charts, pointing to his nearly bald head while he spoke.

The elder shaman was about to get angry, but he was pulled back by a middle-aged knight behind him.

In such a special place, the pirate before them was more reliable than these experts.

If they were careless and got lost here, even these top strongmen from the continent might risk losing their lives.

“Alright, Josip.

As one of the ten most dangerous places, if Poison Dragon Island were so easy to find, it wouldn’t have such a big reputation.

Savage Beard, continue your search based on your experience.

If we still haven’t found Poison Dragon Island after seven days, we’ll leave this marine region first,” Yelach said amiably.

However, this scene, in the eyes of Savage Beard, was even more terrifying than the elder shaman’s scolding.

At least the former was still a normal person, while the latter was purely a madman.

The ascetics from the Clergy, in the eyes of ordinary people, are a group of individuals who are devout in faith, morally noble, humble, and abhorrent of evil…

the epitome of moral perfection.

But Savage Beard, who had mixed with the Clergy, knew very well that all of this was an illusion.

If ascetics were that noble, the Clergy wouldn’t have so many skeletons in the closet.

Their devotion to faith is true, but everything else is fictional.

Most ascetics are madmen who have dedicated everything in their lives to the Divine Spirit, their minds filled with the glory of the Lord of the Dawn.

They speak nicely now because he is one of the few who has entered Poison Dragon Island and managed to come out alive.

If the task is not completed, the next second they will turn against you.

In the eyes of these madmen, the Divine Spirit is the greatest.

Pirates who don’t work efficiently simply don’t have the value to exist, and merely surviving is a blasphemy to the Divine Spirit.

It’s quite possible that from the start of this operation, in the eyes of these madmen, these pirates were already dead.

“Rest assured, my lords, I will definitely find Poison Dragon Island!”

Savage Beard quickly assured.

In his heart, he had already started cursing.

Why hadn’t the people from the Dalton Family arrived yet?

Without external forces joining in, he had no way to turn the tables!

Although there were many pirates, most were just strong men with a bit of martial prowess, fundamentally just a motley crew.

Bullying ordinary people was feasible, but they were nothing in the face of extraordinary power.

Now, with Clergy members on every ship, ostensibly for the convenience of living, they were in fact secretly monitoring and guarding against his trickery.

After hesitating slightly, Savage Beard spoke again, “My lords, the fog obscures vision too severely, and Poison Dragon Island is not large.

We might pass by without even noticing it.

If a magician could dispel the mist near the fleet, it would be of great help in our subsequent search for Poison Dragon Island!”

His sincere face showed no sign of any issue.

It made sense for a magician to dispel the dense fog engulfing the fleet.

The only problem was there were no magicians among the pirates, and if anyone were to take action, it would have to be the people from the Clergy.

Expending a large amount of magic power in such a place was also dangerous.

“Good!”

Yelach agreed too readily; Bishop Josip didn’t even have time to stop him.

After a moment’s hesitation, he eventually nodded.

Even if the magicians in the group didn’t act, they were confident they could suppress these pirates.

Even if this pirate leader truly had a scheme, he had confidence that he could keep him in check.

…

Outside the mist, Earl Hudson and his men stopped in their tracks.

“Honorable Earl Hudson, that foggy area ahead is the infamous Poison Dragon Island marine region, which we also call the Misty Marine Region.

The peripheral fog is not considerable, but the deeper you go, the lower the visibility, making it impossible to discern direction.

Once you venture deep inside, it’s difficult to find a way back, with ships disappearing here every year.

Only sea storms that occur once in decades can disperse the fog and reveal the true face of this marine region.

The Kingdom has also organized people to explore this mysterious marine area, even stepping onto the legendary Poison Dragon Island, but the island was too dangerous.

Out of an expedition of three hundred people, only five survived.

Those who lived acted as if they had encountered a great horror and refused to speak about the island.

We don’t have detailed information on hand.

What’s uncertain now is whether the pirates entering this marine region did so by accident or if they specifically went to seek the legendary treasure.

Poison Dragon Island is too dangerous; even if we venture in, we may not necessarily encounter the pirates.”