This pirate only wants to farm.

The rainwater in the Windless Sea contained necromantic elements, something Lin Qi himself hadn't even realized.

The amount of undead element contained in this rainwater was pitifully small, so small that even if Lin Qi hadn't been deliberately observing, he wouldn't have been able to detect it.

Perhaps because he was a living dead and didn't care about the rain, or perhaps because he was too lazy to think about these things, Lin Qi hadn't realized in the past few years that the rain contained something from the same source as his own.

If it weren't for what happened on the island, Lin Qi probably would never have thought about what was in the rainwater.

But ever since the decay cycle on the island started to malfunction, Lynch began to pay attention to the various changes on the windless sea.

The biggest change recently is that the rainy season has finally arrived.

At first, Lynch didn't think much of it, but then he suddenly remembered what old Tony had told him about the toxins contained in the rainwater on the windless sea.

So, Lin Qi instinctively wanted to investigate what was in the rainwater.

However, this investigation left Lin Qi speechless.

He then realized that the toxins contained in the rainwater were actually necromantic elements.

If he hadn't been so focused, and if he hadn't been so familiar with the elements of the undead, he wouldn't have noticed the anomaly in the rain.

But if these undead elements weren't so scarce, this secret wouldn't have been discovered by Lynch until now.

These trace amounts of necromantic elements are not very harmful to the human body; getting caught in the rain or drinking a few sips of water won't cause any major problems. However, if ingested over a long period, it can cause illness or diarrhea at best, and even death at worst.

The only good news is that these undead elements are not enough to turn a living person into an undead creature.

Otherwise, the windless sea wouldn't have been rumored to be a pirate paradise.

If these undead elements were just a little stronger or more numerous, this windless sea would become a sea of ​​the dead.

Thinking of this, Lin Qi shook his head helplessly, looked at the rain outside the window, and sighed deeply: "Corruption and mutation again, rainwater imbued with the power of the dead. How did the Windless Sea become so turbulent?"

In Lynch's mind, the Windless Sea should be a boring and peaceful retirement paradise.

How did it suddenly become a thrilling adventure destination?

If you say that the Sea of ​​Calm doesn't hold any great secrets, Lin Qi would never believe it.

Especially now, it seems that this secret is about to be exposed.

"As expected, farmers can never escape the fate of being taught a harsh lesson by natural disasters and man-made calamities just when they are getting on the right track."

Lynch muttered and shook his head, causing several question marks to pop up above Elizabeth's head.

Do important figures like captains like to say things that are incomprehensible to others?

Elizabeth wanted to find out what the captain was saying when a small figure rushed into the captain's cabin and jumped onto the table in the blink of an eye.

The soaking wet Wangcai looked at Elizabeth, then at Lynch, grinned, and was about to shake off the rain. Elizabeth quickly reached out and shielded the bread and tea under her body.

Wangcai grinned slyly, then began to shake its body, splashing water all over Elizabeth's face. Lin Qi, who had already sensed something was wrong, crouched down, narrowly escaping the attack.

Elizabeth, her face covered in water droplets, only just remembered that the rainwater contained undead elements. She glared angrily at Wangcai: "Wangcai, I'm going to fight you!"

Just as Elizabeth reached out to grab and torment Wangcai, Wangcai squeaked twice at Lin Qi.

Upon hearing this, Lin Qi's eyes lit up immediately: "Have you found that ghost ship yet?"

"Let's go up to the deck and take a look."

The recent events filled Lin Qi with a sense of urgency. How could a farmer like him possibly handle such earth-shattering secrets?

The only thing Lin Qi could think of that could help him fight against these uncontrollable factors was the farmland on the Hades and the crops he had grown himself.

But unfortunately, he has neither seeds nor land, which makes this farmer feel particularly uneasy.

It can be said that Lin Qi's longing for seeds and land has reached an unprecedented level in the past two days.

Without saying a word, Lynch put on the leather captain's uniform, donned the tricorn hat, turned around, and rushed out of the captain's cabin toward the bow of the ship.

Seeing this, Elizabeth had no choice but to pick up Wangcai and rush out with him, shouting, "Captain, wait for me!"

Elizabeth was enveloped in a soft moonlight, keeping the rain out, and she also wrapped up Wangcai (her pet dog) along with her, as she followed Lin Qi to the ramming point at the bow of the ship.

Looking ahead, Lin Qi saw a ship slightly larger than the Hades not far ahead.

However, the ship was being washed by a torrential rain, and the deck was completely empty.

Only the massive mast was completely filled with black ravens, their scarlet eyes fixed intently on the direction of the Hades.

Even from a great distance, Lin Qi could still feel the deep malice emanating from those ravens.

"Where do ravens come from on the high seas?"

Before Lynch could speak, Elizabeth frowned and asked to herself.

Lin Qi frowned as well, wondering why he sensed a hint of darkness emanating from these ravens.

At this moment, the second mate, Skeleton, had somehow appeared at the edge of the ship's railing, holding a long sword, seemingly ready to rush aboard at any moment.

The skeleton boatswain stood beside Lynch, holding a huge bone umbrella.

The second mate, Skeleton, turned to look at Lin Qi, seemingly waiting for orders to rush onto the ship and cut down all the ravens.

Before Lin Qi could speak, the ravens gave him a deep look, then flapped their wings and left the empty ship.

Lin Qi stared in the direction the ravens had gone and couldn't help but mutter, "I thought I was the most sinister one on the Windless Sea, but it seems I underestimated the others."

"I wouldn't be surprised if the navy showed up at any time."

Lynch wasn't naive enough to think those ravens were just ordinary birds. He didn't sense any life force in them, but they weren't undead either.

"Forget it, let's not worry about that anymore, Wangcai, let's just swallow this ship first."

Elizabeth tilted her head, lost in thought, gazing in the direction the ravens had gone. She felt as if she had heard a story about ravens and the sea somewhere before.

But before she could think any further, she heard the captain give an order.

Elizabeth quickly forgot what she was thinking and patted Wangcai's head happily, saying, "Quick, quick, let me see how you eat those ships! I didn't even get a chance to see it clearly last time."

To Elizabeth and Lynch's surprise, Wangcai stared at the ship for a moment, then let out two soft squeaks and shook its head.

Elizabeth blinked twice, not quite understanding what Wangcai meant.

Lin Qi raised an eyebrow: "You mean you sensed living things inside this ship?"

Wangcai nodded, pointed at the boat, and squeaked twice more.

It has a scent similar to that of the Skull Coconut.