Path of Light.

Chapter 807 808. Lost Sea
The Naga Sea man was still a little confused. He looked at Roy in confusion and couldn't understand what he was saying at all.

At this time, Jie Zena leaned out from behind Roy and said to the Naga man in Naga language:
"Our boss said that this ship has been occupied by us. You must take your companions away from this ship as soon as possible!"

The Naga man pointed at his nose weakly and asked a mermaid with a seductive face:

"You mean we are free?"

“That’s right. Hurry up and take your companions away from this ship! Don’t keep hanging around in front of me. I don’t have any good feelings towards Naga men…”

Jie Zena responded very domineeringly.

Although the Naga Sea Clan man was very weak, he quickly stood up.

Seeing that he had nothing in his hands, Adjutant Walker stuffed a bunch of keys into his hands, and then motioned for him to rescue those Naga companions. The sea water in the bottom cabin was completely stinking. The gray dwarf bandits had loaded more than 900 Naga sea slaves in the bottom cabin.

After their shackles were removed, they supported each other and walked out of the cabin one by one.

They were filled with the smell of stinky salted fish, which made Roy feel like he was in a seafood market. He waved at the Naga sea tribe impatiently, signaling them to jump off the deck into the sea and leave quickly...

However, when encountering those Nagas with injuries, Roy still asked the half-elf guards to provide them with some bandages. As for the treatment of "Holy Light", that was too much to think about.

When some Naga sea tribesmen who were about to jump into the sea from the deck turned around and saluted Roy, Roy waved his hand impatiently and said to them in Elvish, regardless of whether they could understand him or not:

"I'm not here to rescue you. I just want to seize a few sailboats. I don't like coming into contact with Nagas. You better leave now!"

At this time, Miss Tiffany happened to come onto the three-masted sailboat. She was still wet and had just folded her fishtail. The gorgeous sharks were almost clinging to her body. When she heard what Roy said, she just rolled her eyes at him helplessly.

She knew the reason why Roy said this was that he just didn't want to get too close to the Naga sea tribe.

After all, the relationship between the Naga tribe and the elves in the Endless Sea is not so harmonious...

If news spreads at this time that the half-blood elves and the Naga sea tribe have a close relationship, it will inevitably make the other three elven tribes even more dissatisfied with the half-blood elves.

"Hurry up and leave here. The Lost Sea is ahead. If you swim north from here, you will reach Gomez City in about 200 nautical miles. We are the half-elf mine guards. We came to the Endless Sea to retrieve some things from the Lost Sea. We will not stay in the Endless Sea for too long."

"We are the half-elf mine guards and we won't stay in the Endless Sea for too long!"

Miss Tiffany stood beside the ship, constantly telling every Naga sea tribe member who left the three-masted sailing ship the origin of Roy's troops.

Soon all the Nagas on the ten three-masted sailing ships were released, and even some unconscious Nagas were carried away by their companions.

Before leaving, the Nagas also clearly saw the gray dwarf bandits detained on the deck, as well as the fully armed half-elf guards. What really frightened and panicked them was that when they jumped into the sea, they looked around and saw thousands of Siren warriors surrounding the three-masted sailing ship.

The eyes of these sea monster warriors looking at them were not filled with disgust or hatred, but curiosity...

You must know that in the Endless Sea, the conflict between the Naga sea tribe and the sirens has lasted for nearly a thousand years. It can no longer be described in a few simple words. They have long been in an incompatible situation.

These Naga sea tribes hurriedly dived into the seabed, and then swam northward along the sandy seabed...

……

The four three-masted sailing ships carried a total of more than 3,800 Naga sea tribesmen. When they all left, the four three-masted sailing ships became empty ships.

There are only a group of gray dwarf bandits left on the ship.

Roy stood on the top of the ship and saw that the Naga tribe had left. He then said to Captain Walker and Captain Redhart who were following him:

"These three-masted ships are mine now. Let us go and see those four very courageous gray dwarf captains."

The gray dwarf captains of the four three-masted sailing ships had all gathered on the three-masted sailing ship in front, with their hands tied behind their backs and tied with the strongest oily linen ropes.

The half-elf guards had suffered countless losses due to their miscalculation of the dwarves' brute strength, so they now used thumb-thick oiled hemp ropes to tie up the gray dwarf bandits. This kind of rope was used by the half-elfs in the Gulf of Four Suns Island to tame griffins, and it was quite sturdy.

Roy sat in front of four gray dwarf captains, and behind them were more than two hundred gray dwarf bandits on the ship.

The gray dwarf bandits on the other three ships are currently being held on their respective ships.

In fact, there were not many gray dwarf bandits on each ship. Roy was very curious about how they captured nearly four thousand Naga sea tribesmen and successfully controlled them all.

According to Walker, these gray dwarf bandits should be hung in the bottom cabin and let them soak in the stinking seawater for ten days or half a month. Then see if their third leg can stand up straight...

Roy felt that he should appear more dignified at this time, so he took out the Book of Judgment from his body and placed it across his legs.

He did not open the pages, but instead allowed a divine glimmer to float on the cover of the book.

In the faint holy light, Roy was illuminated by it as if his entire body was covered with a layer of sacred glow.

He asked the four gray dwarf captains:
"Where are you going?"

The four gray dwarf captains knelt on the ground in embarrassment. They looked at each other, and the gray dwarf captain on the far right spoke in Elvish:

"The Lost Sea."

Roy's eyes fell on him and he continued to ask him, "Why are you going there?"

The gray dwarf captain hesitated for a moment, but when he thought that all the Naga sea people in the cabin had been let go by the human boy in front of him, he realized that there was nothing he could not say at a critical moment of life and death.

"We trafficked a batch of Nagas and planned to sell them over there."

Roy rubbed his brow with his hand and asked him, "Do you admit that you are a group of slave traders?"

The gray dwarf captain immediately sensed danger in Roy's words, and he hastily defended himself:
"But we are not selling elves! We have no grudges against you. If you want my boat, I can give it to you. I hope you can give us a small wooden boat so that we can leave..."

Roy looked at his face, which had turned red because of his hasty words. He also saw a hint of fear in his eyes. He also saw that the other three gray dwarf captains were glaring at him, so Roy said:

"Leaving is impossible. I need you to take me into the Sea of ​​Lost."

The gray dwarf captain obviously anticipated Roy's request, and he immediately stated his conditions:

"We can send you to the Lost Sea, but you have to promise to let us go once you enter the Lost Sea!" Roy leaned over, stretched out his hand and patted the hairy man's face. He said to the gray dwarf on the boat:

"I think there are some things you haven't figured out yet. I'm not negotiating with you now, but ordering you to do as I say..."

"Then I refuse!"

The gray dwarf captain made up his mind and spoke directly.

The gray dwarf captain hoped to fight with Roy, maybe he could save his life, or even better, regain his freedom...

Unexpectedly, the smile on Roy's face disappeared all of a sudden. He looked at the gray dwarf captain with some regret, and said to the adjutant beside him:
"Walker, send him away!"

Walker had almost no hesitation. He was now Boss Roy's most loyal supporter.

The moment Roy rescued him from the spinel mines, he swore an oath to the moon goddess Elune to become a follower of Roy's boss.

Although he has not yet become Roy's follower, he has become Roy's adjutant.

Walker took the gray dwarf captain to the semicircular base of bronze ram horns at the bow, which was also the recognized execution platform on the three-masted sailing ship.

Walker drew the elven sword from his waist, grabbed the messy hair of the gray dwarf captain with one hand, and pressed the sword in his hand directly on the back of the gray dwarf captain's neck. The sword tip wiped the back of the neck hard, and the head fell into Walker's hand. The bloody corpse spurted out blood one meter away, and fell on the Xingtai with a plop.

The two half-elf guards standing behind Walker immediately stepped forward, grabbed the gray dwarf captain's ankles, dragged him to the side of the boat, and threw him directly into the sea.

A fresh bloodstain was left on the deck, and instantly the deck was filled with the smell of blood...

Walker also threw the gray dwarf captain's head into the sea.

Soon sharks gathered and swam back and forth around the bow, snatching the body of the gray dwarf captain.

Roy retracted his gaze at this time, and his expression became gentle again. He said to the three gray dwarf captains:
"Okay, I admit that I don't need so many captains to lead the way! Well, now there are only three of you left, and I want to hear you tell me in person whether you are willing to go or not."

"I am willing!"

"I am willing!"

"I am willing!"

The three gray dwarf captains responded in Elvish almost at the same time. Although the Elvish they spoke was a little stiff, it didn't matter...

Roy stood up without looking at the three gray dwarf captains. As he walked towards the ship's tower, Roy heard the heart-wrenching words:
"I thought you, a bunch of gray dwarf slave traders, were so tough, but in the end, aren't you just afraid of death?"

The three gray dwarf captains' faces turned pale. It was obvious that the hot-tempered gray dwarf captain was somewhat dissatisfied with Roy's sarcasm and humiliation. He twisted his shoulders, struggled to stand up from the deck, and protested loudly to Roy's back:
"I hope to be treated fairly. I hope you can send me to the Trial Chamber. I am willing to accept the trial of the Elven Elders Council."

Roy turned around slowly, looked down at the three gray dwarf captains and said:

"I'm afraid this will disappoint you. We haven't formed the Elven Elders Council yet, and we don't have a court of justice yet. Right now, I have the final say on everything."

Roy then quickly added:
"If anyone wants to die, I will satisfy you immediately. I will not keep any useless gray dwarf prisoners here."

The three gray dwarf captains fell silent again, and the more than 200 gray dwarf bandits on the deck were also silent at this moment. They all knelt quietly on the deck, and even if their eyes were filled with hatred, they kept their heads down.

Taking advantage of this time, the half-elf crew quickly boarded the ship. What they most needed to repair was the sails that had been burned to ashes.

Fortunately, the three main masts were not damaged at all. Although the crossbars on the masts were burnt black, they were still barely usable at the moment.

The half-elf crew carried out spare sails and ropes from the cargo hold; they needed to hang the sails again.

As for the gray dwarf robbers on the deck, they were all escorted to the bottom cabin by the half-blood elves. They were also punished like the Naga sea people. Their hands were shackled and chains were hung on the top of the cabin. All the gray dwarf robbers were hung like hams...

The gray dwarves all have very bad tempers. At this time, some of the shackled gray dwarf bandits will inevitably curse wildly, and then their mouths will be stuffed with smelly linen, and their bodies hanging on the ceiling will keep twisting like silkworm pupae.

Of course, there are also some gray dwarf bandits who are able to judge the situation and be particularly obedient, thus saving them from a lot of pain.

In addition to the gray dwarf captains on the three-masted sailing ships, Roy also met with several first and second mates on the four three-masted sailing ships.

At this time, Roy was sitting in the captain's room, and on his table was a nautical chart that included the Lost Sea. This sea area was at least several hundred kilometers long and now looked like an oval.

But the waters of the Lost Sea are constantly changing, mainly because the fog is affected by the sea breeze.

When there is no wind, the Lost Sea has the largest area and is approximately an ellipse.

But most of the time there is wind on the sea, and at this time the Lost Sea will be like a giant peach. The internal situation of the Lost Sea is completely unknown to Roy.

He hoped that these first and second mates, who had rich sailing experience, could reveal some information about the Lost Sea, including how many islands there were in this sea area.

However, what surprised Roy was that these first and second mates did not know the situation inside the Lost Sea.

According to their description, when their slave ship sailed into the Lost Sea, a siren would soon appear and guide their ship to sail in the fog. The specific direction of the ship was completely guided by the sirens of the Misty Sea...

……

"You said the fog at sea is so thick, how do those sirens navigate?"

Roy sat on the sofa in the captain's room, and opposite him sat Zeena, Olive and Miss Tiffany.

"Could it be the song of the sirens? They rely on the singing of the singers to identify the direction in the fog..."

Olive spoke first, crossing her arms over her chest and pushing the cup holders upwards, covering the entire area with white.

Jie Zena snorted coldly and said:

"The Lost Sea is more than 500 nautical miles long. Even the singing of the sea beast priests cannot reach more than 10 nautical miles. Do you think it is possible to identify the direction by the singing of the sirens?"

Olive was speechless after hearing what Zeena said, but she couldn't refute it.

(End of this chapter)