This pirate only wants to farm.

Lynch had noticed the ship's movements on the magic chart before, but he hadn't paid much attention to it at the time.

This cannot be blamed on Lin Qi. After all, anyone who has lived on a calm sea for many years knows that such a large ship entering is doomed.

Therefore, even if they ventured a little deeper into the Windless Sea, Lin Qi didn't think the two large ships could stir up any waves.

But now, Lin Qi looked at the ship and its distance from the edge of the Windless Sea, and his eyes lit up: "Could it be that this ship, like the Netherworld, can sail on the sea without sails?"

"If only Wangcai could swallow this..."

"Hmm."

"I wonder if even the little Wangcai can handle it."

Lin Qi gestured with his fingers to indicate the size of the Underworld and the large ship on the map, then scratched the back of his head in exasperation.

"This ship is more than twice the size of the Underworld. Even if we could swallow it, it probably wouldn't be that easy."

Despite saying that, Lin Qi couldn't help but have some thoughts about the ship.

He took a careful look at the magic sea chart, then glanced at another large ship at the edge of the windless sea.

It wouldn't have mattered if he hadn't looked, but once he did, Lin Qi's brows furrowed.

"One ship drives away pirates from the outside, while the other goes deep inside, and is a ship that can sail without wind and waves."

"This doesn't seem like they're unprepared; they're clearly heading straight for the Calm Sea."

Lin Qi stroked his chin: "Could it be that these two ships are also headed for that non-existent island in the center of the Calm Sea?"

Although there was no evidence, Lin Qi felt that this was most likely the case.

They couldn't possibly be after the Hades, could they?

Lin Qi chuckled and shook his head, dismissing this unrealistic idea.

He, a lowly farmer, never made enemies with anyone, let alone sent two ships capable of sailing on calm seas to deal with his pitiful, nearly rotten ghost ship.

It seems highly unlikely no matter how you look at it.

Although he coveted the ship's hull, Lin Qi knew it absolutely couldn't be now.

Even if such large ships can sail on calm seas, the most difficult time is when they run out of food and supplies.

Because such ships cannot move as flexibly as small boats to plunder outside.

Once trapped on a windless sea, it's a dead end.

The most terrifying thing about a calm sea isn't just the lack of wind and waves.

Just thinking about it makes it clear what kind of tragedy might occur on this large ship.

Lynch paused for three seconds to mourn the ship's future, then began searching for old Tony's Scholar on the nautical chart.

Upon searching, Lin Qi realized that the small boat not far from the large ship was the Scholar.

Lynch scratched his head in puzzlement: "Could it be that old Tony's business has expanded to the point of trading with such large ships?"

"Forget it, I don't want to think about it anymore. I'll just send him a signal to come and pick up the goods quickly."

Lin Qi took out the positioning crystal that Old Tony had given him from the drawer, and entered magic into it. Now he just had to wait for Old Tony to come and pick up the goods.

Lynch turned his attention away from old Tony and began to check the next route on the nautical chart.

Upon seeing this, Lin Qi smiled and said, "We'll find the second empty ship soon too."

At this moment, on the magic sea chart, a very light-colored ship image is moored at the edge of the island.

Without the slightest hesitation, Lin Qi knocked on the wall next to him and said, "Wangcai, turn left fifteen, unmanned vessel spotted 20 nautical miles ahead. Also, call Elizabeth and the others over for me."

"Squeak!"

A short while later, Elizabeth, along with the second mate and the boatswain, arrived at the captain's cabin.

Elizabeth, still carrying a bucket, looked at the captain with surprise and asked, "Captain, are we on another mission?"

If Wangcai can summon everyone to the captain's cabin in such a grand manner, then there must be a new adventure ahead.

Seeing Elizabeth's sparkling eyes, Lynch smiled and nodded: "Yes, I found an unmanned ship 20 nautical miles away."

Elizabeth chuckled. "It's great that Wangcai is growing up so much."

The second mate, a skeleton, stood up straight with his somewhat cloudy eyes, while the bosun next to him punched his ribs.

Lynch was satisfied with the crew's current condition, but his expression turned serious again: "However, the fact that this ship is docked next to the island means that we are very likely to be dealing with those corrupted and mutated monsters."

"Moreover, there is a large ship that can automatically navigate on windless seas also heading in this direction. Not to mention that we don't yet know what changes have occurred in the corruption cycle. So this time, our goal is to devour the ship and finish the battle quickly."

"Within two days, we must devour all the ships and leave this area, continuing our advance towards the central region."

There's one more thing Lynch didn't mention: old Tony was also following alongside the big ship behind them.

If too much time drags on, old Tony might witness Wangcai devouring the ship. Although it's not exactly a big secret, Lynch still doesn't want too many people to know about the Mingtu's special features.

As a farmer, he really doesn't like putting himself in the spotlight.

Elizabeth: "Understood!"

The second mate and the bosun both pounded their chests and bowed their heads.

........................

In the captain's cabin of the Storm's Fury, a pale-faced Julian, his chapped lips pressed together, asked in a hoarse voice, "How much longer until we catch up with that damned ship?"

The middle-aged mage Daniel's face, which had become noticeably thinner, showed signs of dejection and bitterness. His once clean mage robes were now rolled up at the edges, and he exuded a strong fishy smell.

"According to the schedule, we have about three days left, four days at the latest."

Julian glanced back at the mage Daniel, his lips slightly parted, but he said nothing.

However, the first mate beside him was already on the verge of exploding in rage. He grabbed the mage Daniel by the collar and roared, "Four days?"

"Do you realize that every day we delay, one sailor dies?"

"We are His Majesty's personal guards, his proudest sword, yet we have lost a tenth of our men without even engaging in a single battle!"

"Leaving aside what kind of curse this damn rain might be, do you know that our supplies will only last for three days!"

"Even if we find that damn bitch, all our sailors, including you and me, will be trapped and die on this damned sea!"

The middle-aged mage Daniel's face turned red from being strangled. He wanted to say that it had nothing to do with him, since Storm's Fury could only crawl slowly at this snail's pace here.

But he also knew very well that once he said those words, he probably wouldn't be able to come to the captain's cabin again.

Julian sighed. Although he also wanted to send that damned mage into the shark's mouth, reason told him that he needed this mage to complete the mission.

"Let him go. I need to know the approximate location of that young lady. We must finish this quickly."

The first mate snorted and put the mage Daniel down.

Daniel wiped the sweat from his forehead, panting as he cast a positioning spell, his blue eyes gleaming brightly.

He spun around in one direction, finally stopping when he saw a certain spot. He immediately pointed and said, "She's in that direction! I'm sure she's there. If we speed up, we can definitely find that woman in three days!"

Julian looked in the direction the mage pointed, then looked down at the nautical chart spread out on the table, calculated the distance with his tools, and suddenly his gaze fell on a small island on the shipping route.

Julian pursed his lips, tapping heavily on the location of the small island on the nautical chart, his eyes gleaming with hope:

"All crew members, go on high alert! We'll encounter a small island in three days. We need to resupply there before heading to our target!"

"An island?"

"The island!"

"Great! We're saved!"

P.S.: Holy crap, I just realized I didn't post this chapter. I'm so upset.