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A calm and peaceful night.

For those who have endured days of wind and sun, calm seas are the best gift.

The captain's cabin of the ghost bone boat was insulated from the damp cold, and the slight rocking was like a cradle.

The two continued to take turns keeping watch at night.

During the first half of the night, he opened the storage panel.

Evolution Point: 8

After the ship evolved, it now only has a little over 8 points left.

This is like a bank account; you only feel secure when you see the numbers keep growing.

The materials obtained from dismantling the shark during the day were placed in the most prominent position in the warehouse.

Besides the complete deep-sea two-headed shark skeleton, there was a bunch of other odds and ends nearby.

[Mutated shark liver *2]:

It contains some kind of berserk factor, perhaps a favorite of certain creatures. PS: Unless you want to experience mutation on the spot.

[Mutated Shark Fins *2]:

Its unique structure might make it suitable for playing with as a frisbee.

[Bio-Chemical Shark Skin *1]:

The perfect material for armor, provided your teammates don't mind maintaining a safe distance of 100 meters from you. PS: A type of biological weapon.

In addition, there is [200 pieces of rotten shark meat].

A bunch of weird things that look completely useless = =

......

In the latter half of the night, Klaus took over from Renyi.

As daylight streamed through the window, Renyi, waking from a light sleep, pushed open the door to the captain's cabin and went outside.

It felt like a lifetime ago.

Klaus was sitting on the deck, hammering away at a piece of wood.

Ren Yi glanced at it curiously. The thing he made was square and had several holes cut out in the middle, making it look like a mailbox.

Is this some kind of strange ritual?

Do mailboxes need to be kept at sea?

I didn't ask any questions. I figured I'd be excited to share my 'masterpiece' with Hanscat once he finished.

There's very little fresh mullet meat left, and it'll spoil by tomorrow.

We can't exactly go and gnaw on that pile of rotten shark meat...

I randomly picked up the "Fisherman's Blessing" fishing rod, thought for a moment, then baited it with rotten shark meat and cast the line.

Fortunately, these ordinary Lv.4 creatures weren't as monstrous as yesterday's elite flesh and blood.

It did not immediately attract a biological army.

"It's finished!"

Klaus's excited voice came over, and Renyi turned his head to see him putting the square object on the siren's head.

It was a meticulously crafted helmet, with two slits cut into the eye area.

The size is perfect.

But the elegant statue, which was originally full of artistry and mystery, suddenly became comical, like a foolish thief about to rob a bank.

"..." After carefully considering the wording,

"You put a hood over her head?"

[Hahahaha! What is this?]

[Elegant! Absolutely so elegant!]

[What a design genius! Now it's turned into an abstract artwork!]

[Any emoji: subway, elderly person, cell phone.jpg]

"This looks much more intimidating." Klaus examined his masterpiece and nodded in satisfaction.

"Yeah?"

She wanted to laugh, but couldn't quite manage it. "I think she might be more inclined to call the police..."

Klaus gave Ren Yi a look that said, "You're still too young."

"Boss, you don't understand, this figurehead is just too beautiful."

As he spoke, he patted the square box, making a "bang bang" sound.

"This helps to deter the enemy, making them think we are crazy, not easy targets."

Renzi took a closer look at the siren with the wooden box on its head.

He felt that the enemy wouldn't be intimidated; instead, they would think they were fools and easy to bully...

However, Klaus's next words interrupted his thoughts.

"Boss! My skill level has increased by 10 points!"

Klaus Schmidt

[Sequence: Blacksmith (Lv.1)]

Evolution Points: 66/100

Current proficiency: 10/1000

[Beginner's Toolkit]

[Skills: Woodworking, Bone Processing, Basic Mixed Forging]

How can making a completely useless headgear increase your skill level?

I think this can only be explained by the fact that any modification to the hull, even if it's just a decoration, seems to be considered valid creative work.

This discovery greatly excited Klaus.

It seems that as long as we keep adding to the ship, an upgrade is just around the corner!

"I think...we might need a table, and some shelves?"

Klaus pulled out all his tools. "Perhaps you'd also like a chair to sit on while fishing?"

"......what ever."

As long as the ship isn't dismantled, give Klaus any 20 units of timber.

It is indeed crucial to enable Klaus to upgrade to Lv.2 faster.

The clanging and banging sounds from the deck rang out again, making the monotonous sound of the waves less tedious.

He casually sat back on the starboard side of the boat and continued his fishing spree.

Something will soon take the bait.

With a simple pull of the rod, a green object was dragged out of the sea without any resistance.

At first glance, it looks like a moldy watermelon, covered with sharp spikes, and it makes a "gurgling" sound like snoring when it's caught.

It smells better than rotten meat, so it seems edible.

[Decomposable target detected: Sleepy sea urchin]

[Disassembling yields: 30 hard spines, 2 fresh sea urchin roe]

[Confirm decomposition?]

"break down."

Fresh sea urchins?

Luckily, breakfast is sorted out.

Divide the sea urchin roe into two portions and put them into the wooden plate that Klaus had prepared earlier.

It melts in your mouth, with a smooth and slightly grainy texture.

"It tastes great."

Klaus ate slowly and deliberately, as if he were savoring some delicacy.

Unlike others, who would finish their portion in a few big bites because they found it a bit fishy, ​​and then hook up the rotten shark meat and throw it back into the sea.

I don't know how much time passed, but the fishing rod sank again.

The fishing line was taut and was being slowly dragged along by the boat, but it showed no signs of struggling.

Reel it in any line and pull it out of the water.

For a moment, the two were stunned. It was actually a giant ball of 'electric wire' with a diameter of over one meter?!

There are also many seaweed and shells growing on it.

"What is this?"

Klaus frowned and carefully kicked it with his toe.

"Sizzle—"

A series of tiny sparks flew where the toe of his shoe touched the ground, and Klaus jerked his foot back.

"It discharges electricity!"

He poked the clump of "electric wire" with a dry wooden stick.

The 'wires' wriggled and intertwined even more tightly, while blue electric arcs lit up the entire surface of the sphere.

"If we could untangle it, hanging it under the boat as an electric fence would be quite nice!"

Klaus's eyelids twitched. "Boss, this is a living thing, and there's no switch..."

"Indeed," Ren Yi said regretfully.

For organisms without independent consciousness, they can be directly decomposed. With the command, the still crackling 'wire' disappeared without a trace.

[Decomposition successful!]

[Obtained: Bioelectric glands *2, Highly conductive nerve bundles *20.]

Arbitrarily remove the [bioelectric gland]

[Review: It feels tingly and numb to the touch... Want to try some?]

Gently pinching the slightly twitching gland, it felt like an electrified gummy candy, definitely tingling and numb.

Is this edible?

He watched the arcs of electricity flickering inside from time to time.

...Let's just forget about it.

He opened the module panel.

The upgrade requirements for the [Bio-Photonic Module Lv.0] have been revealed.