After staying in Bilgewater for another two months, Sarah finally contacted them with the ship heading to Ionia.

In the past two months, in addition to daily meditation, Kahn also had to receive guidance from Jax from time to time.

It's said it's guidance, but it's actually no different from being beaten.

The recent slaughter fleet is quite powerful, and it has caught many sea beasts. The flesh and blood of these sea beasts were bought by Sarah and swallowed up by Kahn and the others.

On the dock where people were coming and going, the three of them said their final farewell.

"I really didn't expect this day to come so quickly." Sarah hugged her arms and looked at the ship that was about to return to Ionia, frowning.

The biggest enemy has been swept away, but she has also been locked here. Bilgewater is still a mess and needs to be managed carefully.

"There will be greater opportunities when changing places, Bilgewater is still too small," Kahn said.

"Yes, if I hadn't been worried, I would have wanted to go to the other side of the sea to see." Sarah knew this was unrealistic and sighed: "I hope I'll have a chance in the future."

"There will be a chance. A lot of things can happen in a few years." Kasha comforted Sarah, who hugged her and also hugged Kahn.

"I hope you have a smooth life there."

"I borrow your good words." "So you."

After saying goodbye to Sarah, the two of them climbed onto the deck and turned back to the dock. Sarah's lonely figure was still waving to them.

Kahn looked at her silently, and Kahsha, who was not good at expressing herself, also waved her hand hard to respond.

The ship set sail, and the outline of the pier became smaller and smaller until it finally disappeared.

"The eyes were as uncomfortable as the sand followed." Kasha turned to Kahn and said.

"I'll help you rub it." He stretched out a finger to push away the hair that was blown into his eyes by the wind, and then began to rub her eyelids: "If you want to cry, cry."

"No, I just feel depressed." Kasha hugged his waist and buried her head in her arms.

As long as people devote their feelings, they will feel sad more or less when they are separated. But it is a blessing to be able to separate without regrets.

...

The sadness of separation was soon diluted by time. When Kasha thought of a new journey waiting for them and what would happen next time she met, she felt full of expectations.

The boat Sarah found for them was a merchant ship traveling back and forth between the two places. The captain was an Ionian, and he could make a lot of money by exporting natural pigments and strange flowers and plants.

If they also boarded this boat when they came, they could smell the fragrance of flowers on the boat, which was a rare experience.

Because I didn't bring much cargo on the return trip, the captain agreed to Sarah's request and brought a few more people.

While walking on the boat, Kasha and the others met the captain? After he passed by? Kasha said to Karn: "This captain is so indifferent."

"Yeah." Kahn also felt that there was no one when he got on the boat in front? He didn't say hello after meeting him now? Is the person Sarah specifically told me that he was so unspoken?

"Why is this captain not wearing feathers?"

“Not all Ionians are Vastaya, and not all Vastayas have bird feathers.”

"I know? There are many kinds of Vastaya. The Rengar, Niko, and Needri we met before were all Vastaya. What do I mean? Do I have any more conspicuous characteristics of Ionians?"

Kahn shook his head? Think about it carefully: "I don't know how to describe the so-called Eastern Hole, it's easier to identify from the clothes."

"Then I'll take a look more by myself." Every time Kasha goes to a new place, she thinks about how to quickly integrate into the local area.

In terms of clothing, observing the local clothing characteristics is convenient for skin nail moisturization.

"Speaking of this? It's not easy for us to get on this ship."

"Um?"

It is not easy to contact this ship? There are not many ships going back and forth between the two places. The port records the travel records of ships from all over the world, but the ships from Ionia all year round are only ten fingers.

There is a reason for this.

It’s not because the voyage between the two places is too dangerous, but because of the living customs of the Ionians.

Before the war, Ionia lived in harmony with nature? Living a self-sufficient pastoral life, even the houses we lived in were tree houses created by carpenters using seeds.

And Ionia is rich? People don’t have to go out to sea to find the lack of supplies, and with special customs, they will not cut down trees to make large sailboats that can cross the ocean.

However, the war changed all this. Under the invasion of Noxus, some people were forced to leave Ionia? Maybe it was to escape the war? Maybe it was to find his way. These Ionians who were blocked also discovered business opportunities, and then more ships were gradually increasing.

"It's been too long, can I only take a boat in Bilgewater when I go to Ionia?" Kasha asked.

"Of course it's not all, but other ways are not suitable."

There is not only one way to Ionia.

Kahn and the others could also go to Noxus first, find an officer to show their talents, and then take a warship to Philo Island in Ionia.

But in this way, they went to Ionia as invaders and would be rejected by the Ionia spirit. And they would definitely not be happy to fight for Noxus, and finally left the organization and were treated as deserters, and in the end they would not please both sides.

There is also the last one, led by the Yoders directly to Ionia through the portal, but this is basically unheard of, and it is just theoretically feasible.

"That's all right, I don't like the Noxus and the Yodels very much."

The two came to the deck and saw Jax fully armed with a lamppost facing the sea, like a sentinel on a vigilant.

The eternal flame was still burning steadily. Kahn had never seen the warrior reveal any weakness, nor did he look like he took off his mask.

Even eating was just lifting up a corner of the mask, stuffing the food into your mouth, and not showing your face at all.

"Why did he hide himself so tightly? I obviously didn't feel any void breath from him." Kasha was always curious about what kind of face was under the mask.

Jax always gave people the feeling of a monster, the only thing he had exposed his hands was three thick fingers.

But that is not a disability, but a natural person who is born that way. Even his skin color is different from that of ordinary people, and he doesn't look like a human.

"I don't know, but I hide myself, just don't want others to ask about it, don't spy on other people's privacy." Kahn was still trying to get Jax's favor, so he would naturally try to avoid doing offensive things.

...

From Bilgewater all the way north and after sailing on the open sea for nearly a month, a coastline emerged in the sky.

They are about to arrive in Ionia.

But a storm also came with the land.
Chapter completed!