This pirate only wants to farm.

The night on the windless sea was still filled with torrential rain, but fortunately the magical figurehead helped the Hades reduce most of the rain.

But on this quiet deck, there was a figure carrying several oil lamps and hanging them in various places on the deck of the Hades.

Hanging the last oil lamp on the ship's railing, Elizabeth looked at the now-illuminated deck and nodded, saying, "Now everything should be alright, right?"

After doing all this, Elizabeth returned to her cabin, took out the Silver Moon, obediently went to the mast, and quietly called upwards, "Second Officer Skeleton, I'm ready."

The second mate, skeleton, reluctantly untied the ropes hanging on the mast, wiggled his neck which was about to be pulled off, and slowly climbed down the mast.

His actions clearly showed just how unwilling the second mate, nicknamed "Skull," was.

On the other side, the skeleton boatswain struggled for a long time but couldn't untie the damned noose. Finally, he gritted his teeth and, as if giving up, scattered all the bones in his body, which fell onto the deck with a crackling sound and then he put them back together.

Elizabeth was startled by the commotion, but still gave a cautious salute: "Greetings, Skull Boatswain."

The skeleton boatswaved his hand, indicating that no one should worry about him, then turned and went into the cabin to get a skull coconut. He made a straw out of bone spurs and sat on the railing of the ship's side to watch the show.

The second mate glanced at the boatswain with disdain, but could only turn around helplessly and take the unremarkable longsword from Elizabeth's hand.

Elizabeth bowed respectfully to the Second Skull Sergeant, placing her hand on her chest: "I've come to trouble you again to instruct me."

The second skeleton lazily drew his longsword and slung it over his shoulder, casually beckoning Elizabeth to attack.

Elizabeth let out a long breath, and as Silvermoon drew her sword from its sheath, her entire aura changed.

That earnest gaze made the skeleton boatswain stop swaying his lazy body.

Elizabeth radiated a silvery glow, and with a swift stroke of her longsword, a full moon appeared on the deck.

The radiant full moon obscured Elizabeth's figure. The moon seemed to be slowly approaching the second mate of the Skull Corps, but the second mate of the Skull Corps retreated several steps as if facing a formidable enemy.

But at that moment, the full moon suddenly shattered, and countless moonlight fragments turned into beams of light that attacked all parts of the skeleton second mate's body.

These fragments were imbued with a chilling sword aura, even stirring up the rotten wood chips on the deck.

However, the second skeleton remained calm and composed. He simply raised his longsword and drew a full moon in front of him in the same posture. The moon shattered instantly upon appearing, turning into countless fragments that collided with the moonlight fragments that Elizabeth had wielded.

Each fragment collided with precision, and the shockwaves generated by the collisions actually parted the rain curtain above the ship, creating a vacuum zone.

The rain stopped briefly, then enveloped the entire deck again.

The second skeleton raised his head and looked at Elizabeth seriously, his soul fire seemingly revealing approval.

But at that moment, the second mate noticed a barely perceptible fluctuation in the air, and then he felt a sharp, cutting pain in his shinbone.

The second mate's soul fire twitched violently twice, his body leaving a trail of afterimages on the deck. Only then could a faint ray of silver moonlight pierce through the rain, grazing the second mate's head before falling into the sea beside him.

The second mate reached out and touched the tiny scratch on his forehead.

But at that moment, the second mate suddenly noticed that the sound of rain around them had suddenly disappeared.

He suddenly stood up and discovered that not only the sound of rain had disappeared, but even the green oil lamps hanging on the deck had dimmed one by one, and the darkness creeping in from afar was swallowing everything that could be seen.

The second mate, Skull, paused for a moment, then shook his head with a sigh.

He held the long sword horizontally in front of his chest, his previous nonchalant attitude completely gone.

At the same time, he could feel the whooshing sound coming from behind him through the gaps in his bones.

Without the slightest hesitation, the second skeleton turned around and unleashed a silver light, revealing sparks and a nick on the broken longsword in the darkness.

"How could this be blocked...?"

As Elizabeth's voice rang out, the surrounding darkness gradually faded, revealing Elizabeth's earnest eyes, though her face was somewhat pale.

This move is not easy to execute.

The skeleton boatswain, who was sitting on the railing in the distance, initially looked like he was watching a good show, but after a while, he sat up straight.

Even the hand bones gripping the skull coconut tightened their grip, leaving deep marks on its hard white shell.

The skeleton boatswain's mouth was slightly open, and the soul fire in his skull stared intently at Elizabeth. After a long while, he scratched his head, looking puzzled.

It wasn't this bad yesterday, was it?

The flickering flame of his soul betrayed his turbulent emotions.

Elizabeth was still breathing slightly when she saw the second skeleton commander opposite her suddenly nod at her and gently raise his sword.

Elizabeth knew this was the second mate of the skeletons giving her a warning; he was about to make his move.

The second skeleton wielded his longsword in mid-air, and Elizabeth's gaze was involuntarily drawn to the blade.

But at that moment, Elizabeth felt the light around her being rapidly swallowed up, and her vision gradually darkening.

No, it's not just about perspective.

She couldn't hear the rain, couldn't smell the sea in the air, and even her hands felt numb.

Elizabeth's breathing became rapid; no one knew better than her what this meant.

This is the advanced technique of the Silver Moon Sword Art in the Night.

This is a move that even her father couldn't easily execute; Elizabeth was only able to use it with difficulty using this family heirloom sword.

However, the second skeleton only needed to wave it lightly to produce this terrifying effect.

Is this the strength of the second mate of the Hades?

This is just a teaching exercise. If it were a life-or-death battle, I'd probably be cleaved in two the instant I swung that sword...

While she was thinking this, Elizabeth had already reacted.

Her fighting instincts and sense of danger told her that the second mate, Skull, was nearby.

The reason why the second mate of the Skull Corps has not made a move yet is to give her a chance to adapt.

Elizabeth remained calm and did not blindly search for the location of the second mate, Skull.

Instead, she calmed her breathing and closed her eyes.

Empty your mind and let your instincts guide you.

Seeing Elizabeth's actions, the second mate of the skeletons nodded slightly and stopped holding back. His figure flashed out in a white blur and instantly appeared beside Elizabeth without causing the slightest movement of air.

He changed his sword from slashing to slapping, and slapped it down at the back of Elizabeth's neck.

But at that moment, Elizabeth seemed to sense something and suddenly moved.

Her upper body suddenly fell forward without warning, but her right hand, which was gripping the longsword, disappeared into the air, and a perfect waning crescent moon bloomed on the deck.

The sword finally pierced the darkness, and her senses returned once more. Before Elizabeth could react after opening her eyes, her body went limp on the deck, and she used her sword to support herself, panting heavily.

Not far away, the second skeleton mate finally managed to stop, but his right shinbone was split in two.

"Ha ha……"

Elizabeth was panting heavily, looking at the second mate with some worry. Before she could go over to apologize, a white figure blocked her way.

The skeleton boatswain had one hand on his hip and the other on Elizabeth's shoulder, nearly knocking her over onto the deck.

Then the skeleton boatswain extended a thumb.

Well done!

Elizabeth blinked twice, still not quite understanding what was happening.

However, the one-legged skeleton buddy next to him had a soul fire leaping within its skull, radiating a dangerous aura.

You're finished, I'm telling you!