With a slight sound, the curtains in the cabin were pulled open.

The hot air slowly emerged from the drink pot on the table, and the unique aroma of refreshing drink was permeating the cabin.

After running all the way, the Windless Fleet has successfully arrived at the port, and the fleet will replenish supplies and personnel here. At the same time, a special law committee craftsman will also conduct emergency maintenance and inspections on the ship.

There are many fishing boats and cargo ships leaving the port on the nearby sea, and Shuge can see a very familiar pattern on these ships.

It was iris, but these iris were not exactly the same as the logo of the Kingdom of Terran - their color was neither purple nor light blue, but a special black.

This logo belongs to the Principality of Prair.

The Principal of Prair is quite famous in Vanne, but its reputation lies entirely in its presence and influence.

On the Plain of Goddess, there are too few cases of being as unpresented as the Principal of Prair. Its military power is almost equal to zero, and there are only a very small number of troops in the public sector for maintaining public order and stability.

In terms of political stance and choice, the Principal of Prair is seriously dependent on the Kingdom of Delan. To put it more exaggeratedly, it can almost exist as a town in the Kingdom of Delan. The biggest reason why this small principality has always existed is that the Kingdom of Delan respects the Grand Duke of Prair and is willing to use it to demonstrate the close relationship between the nobles of the plains.

In a temporary stop in such a place, Xiu Ge really had no idea to go down and wander, and Weilin was the same.

So the two of them stayed on the Windless One tacitly, and they were planning to spend all of this short half day on researching affairs and subsequent planning.

"Your previous judgment was basically correct, and your guesses about the plans that professors might take were also accurate."

Weilin raised her eyes from the magic letters in her hand, she shook the paper in her hand, her mouth slapped inadvertently: "Felix and the others did use what you said...well, violent means, and it looks very violent."

Sitting aside, Shuge, who was writing and drawing in the notebook, raised his head: "Very violent? Tell me specifically."

Weilin thought as she wrote: "Not only did he call the newly established Dawn Sword, he also applied for a group of professional soldiers and vehicles from Darthville. After receiving the information we sent, they rushed to Blue Algae Port as soon as possible... It mentioned that the soldiers were fully armed, and in the end they not only used alchemy bombs, but even used new guns. Now, the Blue Algae Port Goblin Chamber of Commerce should no longer exist."

“An expected decision.”

Xiu Ge picked up the drink pot beside him and poured the brewed refreshing drink into Weilin's empty water cup. He explained: "In a long confrontation and struggle, it is very important to open the breakthrough, and it is even more so for the present."

Weilin picked up the water cup, and she gently blew the heat coming out of the cup, and the smile on her face became helpless: "Okay, I thought the fish we caught before could become a breakthrough."

"This is something that can't be done."

Xiu Ge also poured himself a refreshing drink. As he said, he turned his head to look at the "skinworms" contained in the alchemy container: "If we want to study these things clearly, we need not only a lot of time... we also need sufficient academic resources and manpower, and even enough luck."

Now, these "skinworms" imprisoned in alchemy containers have been added with several additional layers of isolation rituals.

Not only that, Xiu Ge also set up his own dark abyss magic power on these containers. Under the suppression and blockade of a large number of rituals and magic power, these strange community creatures completely fell into a state of almost dormant. They slowly floated in the alchemy solution, and their bodies naturally stretched, looking like specimens.

"We still know too little about them, which will even bring great dangers and hidden dangers to our research... In contrast, it will be easier and more effective to understand the action ideas of the Black Ridge Association."

Weilin seemed to be a little unconfident: "We have experienced the habits of the Black Sun Association many times. I admit that they are indeed better dealt with than those ancient creatures, but they must also think of what we can think of... I don't think that our actions can obtain any truly effective information."

Xiu Ge retracted his gaze from observing the "skinworm". He looked at the female mage sitting opposite him and said, "My thinking angle on this issue may be different from yours."

Hearing this, Weilin raised her eyebrows slightly. Of course, she couldn't get angry because of such a sentence, so she asked, "Let me tell me, what's the difference?"

"This has to be based on the position and identity of us, the Black Sun Association and those ancient creatures."

Xiu Ge organized the language and said slowly: "The biggest reason why we think these ancient creations are dangerous and difficult is that their behavior methods and principles will always exceed our expectations. Their forms and abilities are already very strange. Coupled with those unpredictable behaviors, we cannot truly understand them in a short period of time."

"In contrast, no matter how strategic the Black-Japanese Association takes, they never have the ability to transcend the inherent framework."

“Inherent framework…”

Weilin grasped the point of Xiu Ge's words, and she repeated the word softly, with a little glow in her eyes, which was originally slightly confused: "What does it mean is that the principles and rules of the Black Sun Association can still be understood and predicted?"

Xiu Ge nodded and said, "Although in the eyes of many people, these members of the Black Sun Association are unreasonable madmen, in fact, their madness is extremely limited... Looking back on our previous experiences, although they will act according to illusory prophecies, they will formulate a series of careful plans when doing those things."

"Of course, I can also say it a little bit rough."

Xiu Ge showed a subtle smile: "They are crazy, but they are not completely crazy. They seem to be using any means to achieve their goals, but the methods they use are still difficult to escape the rules of Fanen himself, and they even have to turn to the power of the 'despicable individuals' in their eyes."

"As for the actions we have discussed earlier, the actions taken against the Black-Japanese Association, it should be easy to understand now."

Shuge put down his cup and his voice became cold: "Since they have no way to get out of this inherent frame, then what we have to do is naturally destroy all their input here as clean as possible."

"Maybe this kind of action once or twice will not bring any fundamental change, nor will it be possible to obtain the information and information we want, but this can actually weaken the control and influence of the Black-Sun Association over various regions on the surface."

"Okay, I understand what you mean."

In Xiu Ge's words, Weilin finally finished drinking the refreshing drink in the cup. She rolled her eyes at Xiu Ge: "You actually want to completely cut off the connection between the Black Sun Society and those ancient creatures, right?"

"Yes, they may indeed believe in the lost gods and have some of their power, but this does not mean that the Black Sun Society can reach an alliance with those real families. We must deal with the two as separate as possible."

"Click!"

With a light sound, Weilin placed the empty cup on the table. She looked at Shuge and smiled, "I guess, when you arrive at Melinle, you will definitely have a lot of common language with the people in charge of public affairs... Don't call me when you talk about things, I don't want to accept such torture."

Xiu Ge was stunned for a moment, then laughed out loud. He also realized that he had just been a little too serious and serious. As a purer magician, Weilin's concern and understanding of these matters was very limited.

If she wants to truly participate in these things, there is probably no chance.

Participating in the discussion just now is probably her limit.

After putting down the report documents in her hand, Weilin quickly re-entered the topic of "skinworm" and "color of life". She had just thought of a new experimental idea and was eager to implement it in the temporary laboratory. So Xiu Ge no longer disturbed her, picked up the Black Sun Scepter and walked directly outside.

Xiu Ge always has awe of the ocean.

Although a solid ship equipped with weapons can give him a shelter in the vast sea, the feeling of not touching the ground will make Xiu Ge feel very uneasy.

What happened in the past few days has further aggravated Xiu Ge's psychology.

In order to prevent similar situations, Xiu Ge directly brought the Black Sun Scepter to the banquet hall, found a table and sat down. After the abundant magic power was injected into the Black Sun Scepter, it spread out in all directions. The huge network of perception covered all the surrounding areas including the Windless One.

Although this is the largest port in the Principal of Prair, its scale is really limited. In just half an hour, Xiu Ge had used his perception to search the entire port carefully.

Perhaps it was because the Black-Sky Association did not take further action for the time being, or perhaps it was because the Principality of the Prairs could not be ranked in the eyes of the Black-Sky Association, and Xiu Ge actually gained unprecedented peace and tranquility in this perceptual investigation.

In this way, in the evening, with all the crew and passengers in place, the fleet, which had only been in short rest in the Principal of Prair, re-suspended sail.

The passengers on the Windless were one fewer than before.

Most of these people who left early were not the nobles from all over the country who had to attend Melinle and the conference. They originally boarded the Windless with gilding and other tasks or purposes, but what had happened before had caused them to be extremely serious deterrent.

What they hope is to easily win part of their own interests during this journey, rather than to lose their lives.

The departure of these people changed the atmosphere on the Windless One.

The communication between passengers has become much purer, some of whom are paying attention to and studying deep-sea communities have even successfully brought their relationship closer, including Leger, who has a bad reputation.

Everyone is smart, and they all realized the special attitude of Shuge and the Xiaoxiao Society towards Leger. In addition, Leger's own performance, many people have changed their views on him. At least now, Leger will no longer be treated as a clown as he was at the beginning. In some daily research and academic discussions, they will also politely bring Leger with him.

Leger, who has been struggling from the bottom of the magic academia, has the cheeky and flexible mind that ordinary scholars do not have. He is very clear about the direct source of this change. Therefore, after having a deep conversation with Richard and other members of the Dawn Society, Leger showed his tendencies and attitudes very directly.

Shuge even saw this guy buy a book about St. Steele from somewhere. The author of this book was none other than Frey Meyer.

Whether this is a superficial work or not, it can be considered a good start.

Soon, the Windless Fleet left the port, and the fleet will head to the coast of the Duchy of Heihe, where they will welcome the second batch of passengers to board the ship, and then head straight to the cold Melinle, with a voyage of two days longer than expected, and the relevant adjustments and notifications have been in place.

The three living "skinworms" and most of the collected flesh and blood samples have been successfully handed over to the local Legal Committee officials. They need to provide better preservation conditions for these precious samples and secretly send them to the Kingdom of Terran, which will be most thoroughly dissected and studied in the largest Legal Committee institutes and laboratories in the Kingdom of Terran.

After the storm, peace comes.

Without any external forces, Xiu Ge and others actually ushered in a relatively relaxed and leisurely life on the boat. In addition to collecting information and studying samples every day, Xiu Ge even got some opportunities to write writing works.

On the second night after the voyage restarted, Shuge sat at the desk with "Justina". He spread out an old notebook with a slightly dirty cover and a little warlike atmosphere, which was preserved by Weilin for him before.

Among them, there is a beginning of the work he wrote under the pseudonym "The Ghost of the City of Saren".

After experiencing so many things, Xiu Ge felt that he needed to make some filling in the follow-up of this story.

(End of this chapter)
Chapter completed!