I Have a Sailing Game-Chapter 125 - 117: Beyond the Five Seas, Penance Strait_3
"The Calamity Sea Area is filled with all sorts of dangers."
"Storms, tsunamis, and hurricanes are all commonplace, but countless sea monsters, terrifying thunderstorms, and even the ever-burning sea fires are the true meanings of calamity."
"In any case, the dangers of the Calamity Sea Area don’t stop there; they’re even more terrifying than I’ve mentioned."
Old Medicine Ding’s tone was very serious.
"What if someone accidentally strays into it?"
Rogel asked.
"Wait for death."
Old Medicine Ding smiled.
Rogel: "..."
"Generally speaking, if you don’t recklessly try to cross the boundary fog, this situation won’t occur."
After saying that, Old Medicine Ding continued.
"Alright, don’t interrupt, the main event is coming next."
It waved its cane, and the Medicine embarks enlarged the Navigation Map of the Sea of Sin.
In an instant, a thin long route extended from the bottom right corner of the Sea of Sin.
"Listen, Rogel, if you want to seek the legendary rich continent or stronger Extraordinary Power, don’t even think about crossing the boundary fog to the Calamity Sea Area, it’s impossible."
"The only possible path is through the Penance Strait at the bottom right corner of the Sea of Sin; that’s the only chance to survive amidst the dangers beyond."
After saying that, Old Medicine Ding stretched out its small short hand, took a blue fruit from its furry pocket, and ate it to replenish some moisture.
"Phew..."
"Now you know why we don’t go beyond the Five Major Seas to find our kin, right?"
Rogel nodded.
There’s no doubt that beyond the Five Major Seas is too dangerous, and the Penance Strait is too far away.
It’s extremely unwise to let the already scarce people risk their lives.
Thinking about this, Rogel also felt a sense of relief.
The secret knowledge obtained from Old Medicine Ding alone made this trip worth it.
Without Old Medicine Ding, he’d probably have to traverse the entire Five Major Seas to get this information.
The explanation just now was recorded; he could review it in detail later.
"What’s beyond the Penance Strait? Which sea area?"
Rogel asked again.
"Who are you asking? I don’t know!"
Old Medicine Ding huffed and glared; this kid really thought it was an encyclopedia.
"Alright."
If Old Medicine Ding didn’t know, he’d have to explore on his own later.
"Why are you telling me all this?"
Rogel was still puzzled why Old Medicine Ding was so friendly towards him; Old Medicine Ding didn’t immediately respond to his question.
From Old Medicine Ding’s description, the Medicine Race was indeed friendly and peace-loving but not foolish, otherwise venturing into human society would have meant getting eaten clean with no bones left.
"That’s precisely what I want to tell you."
"Come with me."
Upon hearing this, Old Medicine Ding gave him a deep look, still didn’t directly answer, but led him along the path to continue forward.
This made Rogel’s mouth twitch.
Damn, don’t be the riddle man! Just say the reason!
My membership is about to expire!
Rogel felt despair in his heart.
"(Gurgurgur Shivva)..."
Sure enough, as the tip came out, Rogel’s membership expired again.
This left Rogel speechless.
But then his eyes brightened, after thinking for a moment, he patted Old Medicine Ding’s shoulder.
Old Medicine Ding turned with a puzzled look at him.
Rogel pointed to his ears then to it, then shrugged, indicating he could no longer understand what it was saying.
This made Old Medicine Ding frown.
It thought for a moment, then said, "Sure, follow me."
Alright then, it really does have a way to make me understand.
Rogel shrugged.
Let’s see what Old Medicine Ding’s method is later; if it’s too precious, then forget it, I’d better use fish scales.
If it’s relatively ordinary, I can trade something for it.
Thinking of this, Rogel rummaged through his small warehouse.
It seemed he didn’t have anything particularly valuable...
Medicine Ding probably wouldn’t be interested in weapons or equipment...
Rogel felt a bit of a headache.
