Chapter 1447 Golden Hook

Chapter 1447 Golden Hook

Tim opened his Book of Treasures, while invisible, and slowly moved it toward the golden hook that the Captain Hook had on his left hand.

The captain was seemingly half drunk, alcohol completely covering his thick beard, his tricorne completely slipping to the side.

As he was doing it, a voice quickly shut down every word in the bar.

"Who dares cause a ruckus in my bar?" a man with thin blonde hair, wearing dark red pirate garments and a silver eyepatch walked out.

He looked toward the big man who now had turned toward the man who had appeared.

Silvereye.

"Who are you? And why do you—"

Silvereye paused in his words as he stared at the figure. He stared for a moment before raising his left hand and raising his hand. He snapped his finger.

Suddenly, the enormous man turned into motes of light, disappearing before everyone's eyes.

Silvereye's single eye widened just as everyone's else as he failed to comprehend what had happened just now. But he saw the opportunity to put himself up in front of everyone else.

"Aha!" Silvereye said loudly. "I had expected some sort of shenanigans from this man. I knew he could not be real."

Jasmine frowned when she saw what had happened. Her illusion was removed so very easily. What had been done to it?

Tim finally touched the hook and activated the book. Suddenly, a golden glow appeared from the book as it recorded the hook and started writing down what the hook was and what it did.

Jasmine's eyes widened in fear as she had not expected the book to glow suddenly.

She had not prepared for it.

"What does it say?" Captain Hook asked.

"It knows what your hook does," Silvereye said. "Can pull any object within 100 meters of you toward you. The more the object's apparent weight is, the more it will hurt your mind to use it. There is a possibility to faint if you overdo it."

Golden Hook frowned. "You didn't have to say it all out loud," he said.

"You asked for it," Silvereye said, flipping through the books to read more. "There is quite the interesting stuff listed here. A watch that can tell how your immediate future can be, a gun that gives someone a headache, a jewelry box that can do a lot of things."

Silvereye turned toward Tim, pointing his gun toward him. "You have one chance to answer me. Tell me what this book is?" he asked.

Tim did not take the chance at all. He answered it clearly.

"It is my Zurin treasure that can help me record the history of any Zurin treasure, so long as I can get it onto the book," Tim said.

"Did you collect Gold's hook's information just now?" Silvereye asked. "Were you not here to steal for it?"

"No, I was only here to get the information, nothing else," Tim answered.

"Who do you work for?" Captain Hook asked, pointing his gun toward Tim.

"Nobody," Tim said quickly. "I am just doing this because I was—"

"Now, now," Silvereye said, calming Captain Hook. "We have more to learn here. How were you invisible?" Tim's eyes widened and he shut his mouth, refusing to speak.

"Interesting. Has to be a treasures effect," Silvereye said, flipping through the book. "Ah, here it is. It's a ring."

The man looked at Tim. He wore no ring. But the ring had to be worn to be used, it said so in the book.

'Invisible,' Silvereye realized. 'There's someone else.'

Just as he thought that, something slammed into him, sending him crashing onto Captain Hook, as they both stumbled to the ground.