Navigator: I Have a Legendary Exploration Log

"Young man, you are kind and righteous, but I am not a rigid businessman who only cares about business."

Mason smiled and said, "I'll hold off on charging you for this deal until we find the materials or clues, then we'll consider whether to charge you."

"How about I just consider it an opportunity to get to know a promising young captain?"

"Sounds great, then... deal!"

Chalice stood up and shook hands with Mason, then suddenly remembered something and mentioned it.

"Mr. Mason, I think I don't need to provide the recipe anymore, do I?"

"certainly!"

Mason was taken aback at first, then burst into unrestrained laughter.

"Although I only remember the second-tier potion recipe of the Law Sequence, I have collected quite a few sequence potions through other means after so many years of information trading."

"As long as it's not taboo and the price is reasonable, I can basically search high and low to find it, but only for level two and below."

"I value my life very much. A higher rank means greater risks, and I don't want to have my brain overwhelmed by some taboo knowledge without knowing the answer."

"Then I'll await your good news."

"You should have the answer you're looking for in three days."

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Even after leaving Mason Law Firm, Chris did not take a break.

Fortunately, his extraordinary spirituality gave him abundant energy.

Although physically and mentally exhausted, I remained clear-headed.

He hadn't forgotten another major gain from this voyage.

Those extraordinary creatures that were caught by chance in the undercurrents are still lying on the Homecoming!

The less desirable materials have already been disposed of at the dock.

The more valuable materials were intended to be sold by Cherries to the Truth Society, the organization behind Professor Herrens.

of course.

He has already privately collected the most delicious parts of the giant lobster and the blade-finned poisonous fish.

However, the remaining materials also contain many extraordinary properties, enough to deal with the Society of Truth.

We arrived at the second floor of the Navigators' Association.

After being informed by the staff, Chalice knocked on Professor Herrens's office door.

"Ah...it's you!"

Professor Herons glanced at the visitor before continuing to write at his desk, casually asking, "Did you bring back any materials that meet the requirements this time?"

"The giant lobster and the bladed-finned venomous fish should meet your requirements."

"Oh?"

Heron capped the pen. "How many?"

Chalice told the other party the approximate number and did not hide the fact that he had already cut off some parts.

"It doesn't matter. Even if only some scales are left, they're still valuable. What's a little meat to eat?"

Helens didn't care about any of that. "These two extraordinary creatures aren't rare, and they're neither fresh nor intact enough, so the final price will be discounted. Do you have any objections?"

"no."

"That's good."

Helens nodded, casually pulled out a piece of draft paper, and wrote a few short lines in a flowing hand.

"Take this document to Isabel next door. She is my student and a member of the Society of Truth."

Helens stopped looking at Chairis. "She will go with you to inspect the results and make payment. If there are any goods that need to be submitted in the future, just contact her."

"clear."

Through these two meetings.

Chalice had come to understand the professor's temperament.

It can be summed up in one word: direct!

Or rather, I don't yet have the leverage to make the other party patiently explain.

Be obedient and focused on your work.

This is how to get along with Herons.

Chalice didn't care.

He doesn't care about empty respect; he only cares about real benefits.

Knock on the door of the office next door.

A pleasant voice called out from inside, "Please come in."

Chalice pushed open the door and entered.

A girl with long, loose, brown hair looked up curiously.

She looked to be under twenty years old, with a plump face, clear eyes, and an aura of youthful energy and scholarly refinement unique to female college students.

"Sorry to bother you."

Chalice handed the page to the girl.

"These are Professor Herrens's documents. I am a special advisor to the Truth Society, and I have a shipment to deliver."

Isabel glanced at it and confirmed that the scribbled content and signature were in Professor Herrens's style.

She smiled, revealing her dimples, and said in a reproachful tone, "Okay! I understand! But could you wait a moment? Just two minutes!"

"I've finally come up with some ideas for my thesis proposal. Could I jot them down briefly before I leave?"

"Of course, reading is very important."

Chalice naturally had no objections.

"Thank you, you are a gentleman who respects knowledge."

Isabel quickly jotted down her thoughts, and less than two minutes later, she got up on time.

"Alright! Let's go!"

Isabella closed the book with satisfaction.

"I haven't yet asked your name and occupation..."

"My name is Chalice, and my profession... is that of a transport ship captain who occasionally does fishing business on the side."

That's how Cherries answered.

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"Did you get all of this?"

On the deck of the Homecoming, the slight stench did not dampen Isabel's spirits.

Her beautiful eyes sparkled as she personally turned over the pile of dead fish and shrimp.

"That's amazing!"

Isabel offered her heartfelt praise.

Wirtz, standing nearby, winked at his captain.

Chalis ignored them, and simply asked in a low voice, "Approximately how much are these worth?"

"Let me count... about thirty gold coins. And I'm not trying to lower the price on purpose!"

Isabel gave the answer after taking inventory.

"You've taken a lot of the essence from these materials, so their value will definitely be diminished."

"Pretty much...that makes sense."

After thinking it over, Chalice realized it was roughly in line with his estimate and immediately agreed.

"Okay, I'll have someone take these materials away."

Isabel didn't linger, nor did she pay.

She took a checkbook from her handbag.

He quickly wrote down the amount and his signature, then neatly tore it off and handed it to Cherries.

"This is a check issued by Glen University. It can be cashed by any bank in the Glen Islands and is valid for one month."

"Then I'll be off, Captain Cherries. Have a safe voyage and a bountiful catch. Goodbye!"

"goodbye."

Chalice watched the female college student disembark.

Wirtz's excited words reached my ears.

"Bullshit! Captain! When did you start hooking up with such an energetic young woman?!"

"Wiltz, I think you really should go to Red Romance and get your head fixed."

Chalice said calmly, "They're top students with a bright future. We guys, who don't know when we'll be washed away by the waves, shouldn't be daydreaming all the time."

Everyone needs to have dreams!

Wirtz sighed, "Besides, I won't be on the ship forever. Who knows when I'll get tired of it, or maybe I'll take a liking to some girl and get off..."

"And you, Captain? Do you want to spend your whole life at sea? You'll endure plenty of storms and rain. Why bother..."

"In this shitty world, where isn't there wandering?"

Chalice said softly, "A place that makes me feel at ease is my home. At least the swaying deck makes me feel more at ease than solid ground..."

"So you want to go out to sea again, is that right?"

"Three days later! I'll give you two extra days off..."

"Hehe... I really thank you, Captain!"

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