A dull longsword and a heartbroken villager

"A boat?" The fishermen didn't quite understand at first.

"Oh, you mean a boat? I have a fishing boat." After a long pause, the fisherman finally replied.

“Very good, take us out to sea.” With that, Misala freed one hand and took out a coin.

These are gold coins, with a very high face value.

The fisherman's eyes widened, and he hurriedly took the gold coin, even taking a bite out of it.

"Holy crap, it really is!" The fisherman nearly bit his tongue, quickly grabbing the gold coins and stuffing them into his pocket.

"Yes, yes, you want to go out to sea, right?"

"But where do you want to go?" The fisherman rubbed his hands together. Money talks, and he was being quite polite to Misala now.

"Hmm...where to?" Misala raised an eyebrow. She was only thinking about throwing Dove out of Winnipeg, and hadn't really thought about where to go.

Are there any uninhabited islands near Vinicado?

"A deserted island?" The fisherman's expression suddenly turned strange. Why would this woman want to go to a deserted island?

"Is there?" After waiting for a long time without receiving a reply from the fisherman, Misala became a little impatient.

Time is running out, and we can't afford to waste any more time here.

"Yes, yes, yes." The fisherman noticed Misala's impatience and quickly nodded in response.

“There are one or two, but they’re all a bit far from here. My little fishing boat…” The fisherman hesitated, then stopped.

A fishing boat is ultimately just a fishing boat; it would certainly be dangerous to sail long distances.

"Stop dawdling and take me there quickly." Misala simply gave the fisherman another gold coin.

Upon seeing yet another gold coin, the fishermen decided to take the risk.

“Come with me.” The fisherman waved, signaling Misala to follow.

"What do you want to do to me?" Dove asked weakly after listening to Misala's conversation with the fisherman.

Why would this woman take him to a deserted island?

“I’m going to take you out of Vinipado,” Misala said emotionlessly, glancing down at Doffin.

"Take Doffin out of Vinipado? Why?" Doffin opened his eyes, not understanding Misala's intentions.

"Your staying in Vinipado will only bring disaster."

"..." Dove remained silent.

"The sea creatures have come looking for you. Do you understand what I mean?"

Misala did not believe that Doffin knew nothing about the sea creatures.

Sure enough, after hearing Misala's words, Dove's face turned completely pale.

Are those horrible people, the ones who killed their own fathers, coming to Vinipado?

"Hmph." Misala snorted. She didn't have any special feelings for Doffin, and even felt a bit disgusted by her because she would attract the invasion of the sea creatures.

Without saying a word, Misala pulled Dove onto the fisherman's small boat.

The small boat looks fairly sturdy, but I don't know if it will be able to set sail smoothly.

"Alright, are you seated securely, miss?" the fisherman standing on the fishing boat asked, turning his head.

"You can come out now." Misala pressed down on Doffin, whose expression had turned somber, preventing her from moving.

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High above the sea, an eagle was observing Misala's every move.

This eagle is Katrina transformed into.

With her enormous wings flapping, Katrina's eyes were filled with complex emotions.

But until Misala boarded the ship, Katrina didn't do anything, she just watched.

"This is really difficult," Katrina said sullenly, before following Misala on the fishing boat.

Not far from Vinipado, seven sea creatures broke through the waves.

Those enormous sea creatures had fish-like lower bodies and floated on the sea, moving forward with their arms crossed.

The small sea creatures, with lower bodies more like humans, can fly by hovering in the air.

Before long, these sea creatures will flatten Vinipado.

Nisha understood this perfectly, which is why she stood before these sea creatures once again.

Mr. Bray's words indicate that there is no means of flight or naval warfare.

Therefore, if Mr. Bray wants to make a move, it must be from the shore.

But that would be too late; the sea creatures would be exposed to humans.

"Oh, human, you dare to show your face in front of us again?" Bitter Raven looked at Nisha in surprise.

She should be well aware of the gap between herself and the sea creatures.

But they still blocked their way, not wanting them to continue.

“Courage is commendable, but meaningless,” Bitter Crow lamented.

While the crow was rambling on, Nisha charged ahead.

This time, Nisha was very cautious, constantly watching her surroundings, not wanting to be knocked away like last time.

"Whoosh—" The sound of something cutting through the air rang out.

"Boom—" Nan Jing sprang up from the sea surface, his huge body leaping into the air.

Just like last time, it was difficult to send this tiny human woman flying.

Nisha squinted as she tugged at the reins of the white horse.

The white horse sidestepped, dodging the enormous fist that swung out like a cannonball.

"Drink!" Nisha roared, gripping the spear tightly between her fingers.

The spear emitted a deafening roar like an engine, and the swirling wind it created even lifted seawater.

However, faced with Nisha's rising momentum, the novice who had failed could only grin menacingly.

"You only dodged the first attack; don't get carried away."

"Bang—" A punch was thrown, and the engine noise came to an abrupt halt.

Nisha and her horse were sent flying dozens of meters.

"Hahahaha!!!! You're really tough!" The usually composed Nan Jing became extremely crazy.

"He's started again." White Coral covered her mouth and chuckled.

Indeed, Nan Jing is usually the most composed of the three.

However, the Difficult Classic is also the most bloodthirsty.

Facing an enemy many times weaker than himself, it's hard not to unleash his full madness.

"Thump!" Nan Jing fell back into the sea and swam rapidly, parting the waves.

"So heavy..." Nisha thought to herself as she flew backwards.

But as Nisha was astonished by the power of the attack, a sinister laugh erupted.

"Hahahaha!! Keep going!" In the blink of an eye, Nan Jing caught up with Nisa, who had been knocked away.

"Boom!!!" With another punch, Nisha couldn't help but vomit blood, while the white horse was directly blasted into stardust.

"BOOM!!!!!!!!!" Another punch followed. Facing Nisa, who was many times weaker than him, the fight was exceptionally exhilarating.

The massive body swung its fists at incredible speed, each punch landing precisely on the petite Nisha.

"Go to hell! Hahaha!!!" With these words, the fist grew larger and larger in Nisha's vision.

With the final punch, Nisha flew out close to the sea surface as if hit by a cannonball.

This punch was delivered without any restraint, enough to send Nisa flying into the waters near Vinicado.

"What an idiot, coming here to die." Nan Jing's crazed expression faded, and he crossed his arms, looking disdainfully at the direction where Nisa had been knocked away.

After his madness subsided, he started showing off again.

Nisha did manage to slow down the sea creatures... but only for a few minutes.

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"Miss, the sea seems a bit restless. Perhaps we should head back," the fisherman said to Misala with a wry smile, sensing the unusual activity on the sea.

“You’ve already taken two gold coins from me,” Misala said coldly.

"Alright." The fisherman shook his head helplessly. The waves were too unusual now, and it might be dangerous to sail far away.

Dove, standing nearby, clutched the atlas tightly in his arms.

Holding the atlas, Dove found some comfort and wasn't too afraid.

If Redip is taken out to sea by this strange woman, then he will have no chance of finding himself.

Thinking of this, Dove's eyes grew even dimmer.

"Whoosh—" A strange sound rang out, as if a cannonball had passed by nearby.

The sound made everyone on the fishing boat look up.

When Misala looked up, her expression froze.

"Nisha!?" Misala had sharp eyes and immediately recognized who the flying figure was.

Why did Nisha go after those sea creatures again, even though she knew they weren't enough to fight them?

Misala bit down, gazing into the distance.

"Sail the boat a little further," Misala exhaled and ordered.

"A little further..." The fisherman was in a dilemma, wondering if he had gotten himself into some trouble.

“Yes, drive a little further away.” Misala thought that if they went further away, the sea creatures would turn back.

This way, the sea creatures won't get close to Vinipado.

"Buzz—buzz—" A deafening sound rose from behind the fishing boat.

"What's that sound again?" Misala frowned deeply. Why were there always strange noises coming from the sea?

"A magic boat?" The fisherman also turned his head, his expression quite interesting.

What did he see? A magic-powered ship.

Moreover, this magic boat looked like it was coming for my little fishing boat.

The magic boat was much faster than the fishing boat, and it caught up in the blink of an eye.

Misala stood up and looked at the magic ship with a puzzled expression.

To be honest, Misala was distracted by Nisha and didn't notice the magic ship.

Just as Misala was pondering what to do with the magic ship, a fishing hook was cast out.

"A fishing hook?" Misala was stunned. What were the people on the magic ship thinking? Were they going to fish?

Then the fishhook got caught on Dove's clothes.

In that instant, Misala understood what the people on the magic ship wanted to do.

They want to take Dove away!?

How could Misala possibly agree? It was just a magic boat, and the person piloting it didn't seem particularly powerful. She had many ways to subdue the other party.

"Come back!" Misala grabbed Doffin, trying to pull him back.

But the next thing they did, the entire magic boat crashed directly into the fishing boat.

"What?" Misala looked astonished.

The fishermen were terrified. They were joking, thinking that if their small fishing boat were hit by the magic boat, it would sink completely.

"Hmph." Misala grabbed Doffin and then leaped onto the magic boat, trying to stop the guys on board.