Navigator: I Have a Legendary Exploration Log

"On the bright side, at least you shouldn't go out and mess around and get a disease!"

Hearing Sartre's gloating consolation, Cherries wasn't angry.

Because for him, this is indeed not a bad thing.

The longing to go home weighed heavily on my heart.

Chalice herself felt that she was no longer a normal person.

He couldn't sleep for nights on end after he just arrived, but he managed to avoid using the "airplane sleep method".

Two and a half years.

He never spent a penny at Red Romance, nor did he ever go to a pub.

Apart from the one opened by Sartre.

All my energy is devoted to improving myself.

Local customs and traditions, navigation technology, extraordinary secrets...

Chalice relentlessly crammed these things into his mind, all for that increasingly elusive idea...

This practice, which can be described as asceticism, would be an extremely repressive torment for a normal man.

But he persevered.

And they did it very well.

This is why Sartre favored him greatly, spared no effort in teaching and nurturing him, and even entrusted the Tulip, which had accompanied him for half his life, to Cherries at an extremely low price.

God helps those who help themselves.

If Cheryl despairs and simply drifts away to live a life of idleness and waiting for death.

He, being all alone and helpless, would definitely be "killed".

He struggles upwards with unwavering determination, and only through hard work can he be seen and have someone throw him a rope to climb on...

……

Good morning, First Mate.

"You seem to be in a good mood?"

Wirtz crossed his arms and smiled as he looked at Cherries, who was climbing the gangway, and asked, "My captain, does the Governor not fancy you?"

"Yes! What a pity!"

Chalice went along with it, saying, "However, I showed him your photo, and the lord was very satisfied."

"If you wish to enjoy countless fine wines, I regret to inform you that I am dismissing you to fulfill your beautiful love with that gentleman."

"Whoa whoa whoa... Captain!"

Wirtz nonchalantly took a swig of his drink. "When did your mouth become so sharp?"

"It's innate, you can't change it."

Chalice returned to the familiar deck and paced around, taking in the repaired Homecoming.

"How is it? I personally supervised their repairs; the workmanship is passable, isn't it?"

"improvise."

Chalice gave a fair assessment.

"Oh ho? This is passable?"

Wirtz was unhappy.

"I even brought in the most experienced mechanics from the repair shop, and their skills still can't meet your requirements!?"

"Their skills aren't bad, but they're not particularly good either."

Chalice said casually, "If we really want to build a good ship that can sail across the strange seas, we still need to involve extraordinary craftsmen."

This statement came out.

Wirtz paused in his drinking, put down the bottle, and coughed hastily, as if he had almost choked on the alcohol.

"Hiss...judging from your tone..."

He gasped. "Could it be... you've become an Extraordinary One too!?"

"Good luck."

Unexpectedly, Cheryl's seemingly profound words did not elicit a shocked response from Wirtz.

The latter paused for a moment, then laughed.

"That's really great! I followed Old Sat because he was a second-tier Sea Favorite in the Storm Sequence, so he wasn't afraid of any waves!"

"Now that you've become an Extraordinary One, great! That's wonderful! Captain, how can your abilities protect me?"

My first reaction was that this guy was being sarcastic.

Cheryl looked at Wirtz with suspicion, but saw that the old fox had a sincere face, and didn't seem to be lying. He seemed to be genuinely happy for himself.

But soon, he caught a hint of mockery in Wirtz's eyes, a hint of malice.

Simply put, it's just that he feels a little envious after seeing his brother pick him up in a Land Rover.

That's more like it...

Sour as it may be, sitting as it may be.

Especially ships, which are vehicles that can only be used by those who share the same boat.

Challis did not hide his awakened abilities and side effects from Sartre, but only told Wirtz about the sequence and the general abilities.

"A gourmet? Not bad!"

Wirtz's eyes lit up. "I've been fed up with that bastard Rumlow for ages! Now, Captain, you can also be the cook. Getting rid of that 'big belly' will not only save you money on your salary, but also save you on food!"

"hehe."

Charys's lips twitched. "Forget it. Not only will we not save any money, we'll have to prepare even more supplies later. My appetite is probably bigger than Rumlow's now, much bigger!"

"Is it really that big? If it is, why don't we go and beg the Governor again? Being a kept man is still food, it can fill our stomachs, it's not shameful..."

"roll……"

……

Cherris took Wirtz to the shipyard manager.

After revealing his extraordinary identity, he was able to obtain the services of an extraordinary technician as he wished.

This is a world with a rather bizarre technology tree.

Or rather, a significant portion of the tech tree has been replaced by extraordinary features that cannot be quantified.

Guns and cannons are sometimes no match for swords imbued with extraordinary power; phlogiston extracted from extraordinary organisms can make turbines a kind of "perpetual motion machine"...

With continuous phlogiston, the power never ceases.

Where is the phlogiston?

The sea is full of them.

As long as you can get those damn monsters on board.

Cherris handed over the wine that Sartre had brought to Wirtz, then left the shipyard and went to the Navigators' Association.

Climb the steps.

Inside the oak gate was a bustling crowd.

A wave of pungent, salty, tobacco-infused aroma hits you, giving Cheryl, who has become an exceptionally discerning gourmet with a heightened sensitivity to flavors, a completely different experience.

The lobby on the first floor was bustling with noise.

The rough-around-the-edges crew members tried to be polite, holding up their stamped payment slips to request priority settlement of their own money.

Behind the long counter, well-dressed female clerks were busy checking payments and issuing checks.

It is not uncommon to see captains wearing badges on their chests, often accompanied by hot and beautiful women, chatting and laughing, full of energy.

They certainly have reason to be proud.

The title of captain is highly sought after wherever you go.

They are not only consumers with bulging wallets, but also producers who bring harvests to all the islands.

As long as there's a boat, as long as we go out to sea.

No island would turn them away.

Chalice took a deep breath, and a smile involuntarily crept onto his lips.

The air here is noisy and fervent, with new millionaires or successful individuals emerging every second.

People come here seeking opportunities.

of course.

He is also included.

The high-intensity, high-quality transportation achievements of the past have now become a bonus.

Captain Extraordinary.

That in itself is the biggest competitive advantage.

The Navigators' Guild is also the Adventurers' Guild.

Almost all extraordinary individuals register a legitimate adventurer identity to accept quests here.

However, those who are extraordinary adventurers but also possess captain abilities are undoubtedly more popular than those who are simply extraordinary adventurers.

no doubt.

Chalice had no intention of wasting his advantage.

The bronze badge is already the limit for a mortal captain.

No matter how experienced an ordinary captain is, unless they are an extraordinary individual, they cannot be promoted.

This is not only a consideration for the association, but also for their own good.

After all, there are some tasks.

For ordinary people, it's almost certain that they won't return.

For Chalice, taking appropriate risks can be quite beneficial.

After these days of exploration, he has roughly figured out the "temperament" of the [Legendary Exploration Log].

Stability won't work.

Adventure, not bad!

Traveling along familiar, safe routes yields negligible Legendary Points; encountering unknown monsters or exploring uncharted routes, however, rewards a considerable amount of Legendary Points.

Whether for real-world rewards or legendary points, Chalice must attempt more aggressive sailing missions!

Hello, how can I help you?

"Hello, I'd like to go up to the second floor."

"Go up to the second floor...that's..."

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