Chapter 161

Gray did not know that he had unknowingly brought a great crisis to many pirates on the Golden Island. He walked a distance after killing SOTA, and then immediately turned to drive the ship back home.

Of course, even if he knew, he would not feel guilty. He would just clap his hands and praise his clever "layout". He didn't expect that his casual move would make them enemies and consume each other's strength.

These guys are all people who have more than died. It's a good thing to die on either side. He wants both sides to lose. He'd better die together, and then he can make a profit.

"Boom!"

The huge thunder fell from the sky and hit the sea in an instant. It turned white between heaven and earth, and then fell into the boundless night.

"Your Majesty, the storm is coming. I hope the storm will be smaller, or it will be worse." Kevin stared at the dark sea without blinking and said to gray.

"What would you do in this situation?"

"Lower the sails, slow down and wait for the storm to pass." Kevin said honestly that he didn't know whether there was a better way, but he knew only one way.

"Then lower the sail." Make sure Kevin didn't lie, Gray said decisively.

"Everyone return to their position, put away the sails and wait for the storm to pass!" Kevin shouted, and the soldiers below were busy.

The late autumn wind had brought some coolness, and now the storm was coming. The wind on the deck was very fierce. Gray was not interested in drinking the northwest wind. He told them what was going on outside, so he went back to his room to continue reading.

The elf and Merida are playing chess. Their chess skills are not very good. The vegetables and chickens peck each other. Gray went up to teach them some moves, but they drove them away together.

The reason is that they all agree that gray is cheating, especially little Molly. She knows very well that Gray's level of playing chess is not very good before. How can he suddenly make rapid progress and let them play together? However, he must have cheated.

Although he thought he didn't cheat, he didn't make sense with women. Not to mention two women who couldn't afford to lose, he didn't play chess with them. How interesting reading is.

Before long, the sound of raindrops clattering outside hit the ship.

"It's raining hard!"

With the rainstorm, there is also a fierce storm. The turbulent waves seem to turn the whole sea over. The huge sailboat fluctuates like a trivial paper boat on the sea, as if it would be overturned in the waves at any time.

However, fortunately, these pirates still pay more attention to the guys they eat, and gray had them repaired before going to sea, which was not so easy to be defeated.

The ship shook violently, and the chess pieces on the chessboard suddenly rolled to the ground. Without any defense, Merida also directly fell down, fell on the floor, hugged her head and gave a painful cry.

Little Molly is holding a chess piece. Her small wings flutter and fly in the air. She looks at the chessboard with a dull face. How can this happen? She is clearly going to win.

"Are you okay?" Little Molly flew to Merida and asked with concern.

Merida shook her head, stood up with her hands on the floor and rubbed the place where she was touched. "It's all right. How can the boat suddenly shake like this?"

Little Molly blinked, "that... I just won."

"Ah!"

Before Merida could answer, the hull tilted to the right again and let her fall over there.

"Be careful!"

Gray grabbed Merida, who was going to fall again, and reminded him.

"I'm fine!" Merida pulled away and stood unsteadily.

"Grab something." Gray said that most of the things on the ship are fixed on the floor and will not move due to the shaking of the hull.

"How could you stand so steady?" Merida grabbed the corner of the table and looked at gray, who swayed along with the hull, with envy on her face.

"Because you're not strong enough." Gray replied and walked out of the door with an umbrella.

As soon as he walked out of the room, gray saw carryon coming towards him in a hurry, which made his heart beat with fear. He thought, is there something wrong?

"Your Majesty, ghost ship!" Careen walked up to gray and pointed eagerly at the sea in the heavy rain.

"Ghost ship?"

Gray followed him to the side of the ship, and then he saw a ship looming in the rough sea, a lightning flash in the sky, and he could see the broken ship through the heavy rain.

"Is it really a ghost ship?"

Gray was puzzled that such a broken ship would sink when it was put on the water. It was difficult to go to sea, let alone travel safely in such a rough sea.

If it weren't for the ghost ship, it's hard to have another explanation.

"Your Majesty, it's close. It's close." With his eyes fixed on the ghost ship and his palm on the hilt of his sword, careen's muscles were tight and ready to fight at any time.

"It used to be far away from us. It looks half the size now."

Before he went to inform gray, the hull he saw was not half as big as this one, which only showed that the other party was much closer in a short time.

Another flash of lightning appeared. Looking at the looming ghost ship, Gray said in a deep voice, "everyone shout for me and get ready to fight."

The other party is indeed approaching. According to silly girl's accurate observation, the time distance between the two lightning flashes is only 13 seconds, and the ship has approached them 34 meters.

Note that both ships are side to side, indicating that the ship is moving laterally in the waves, and the lateral movement speed is very fast.

He didn't know what it was and was curious about it, but there were too many legends about the ghost ship. No matter which one, the ghost ship was an enemy rather than a friend, which was a terrible existence.

Everyone came to the deck with weapons and braved the rainstorm, looked at the ghost ship in the distance, and looked dignified.

"Your Majesty, sail away. No one who meets the ghost ship can survive." Kevin suggested.

"Since no one survived, can escape be effective?" Gray glanced at him and opened his shackles. "I'll kill whatever comes out later. As long as you do your best, you won't have to carry it on the ship in the future."

"Yes, your majesty, whatever it is, I will fight with all my strength. Your majesty is right. It's no use running away in the face of this thing. The ghost ship can catch up with all the ships. Only a desperate fight can give me a chance." Kevin nodded solemnly, turned into a werewolf in the rainstorm, and grinned at the ghost ship.

"Gray, there's something uncomfortable." Little Molly flew out, flew under his umbrella under a magic mask, frowned and said.

"It's all right. It's just a thing that doesn't know how to live or die. I'll teach it how to be a qualified ghost." Gray touched the ELF's head and smiled and comforted.

"Ghosts should have gone to hell long ago."