Man in the Ark: Revitalizing Kazdel

In the magnificent middle hall of the Fool, two teams of four deep-sea hunters were sitting around a round table, resting and summarizing their battle before nightfall.

What supports the hunters in continuous high-intensity combat are the various canned foods that are well preserved in the ship's storage room.

As the flagship of the Iberian Golden Fleet, the Fool is stocked with a large amount of easy-to-preserve canned food, which can support long-term offshore voyages and combat.

After the Golden Fleet was nearly annihilated by the Great Tranquility attack, Hai Si boarded and seized the flagship. The well-sealed cans had survived until the hunters opened the dusty storage chamber.

At this moment, Skadi was meticulously and patiently cleaning her weapon. After a day of fighting, the blade was covered in smelly slime.

If not cleaned in time, the chemicals in the mucus will corrode the special coating on the longsword, affecting the sharpness and durability of the blade.

This wasn't Agor, and there were no dedicated engineers to maintain weapons. Once damaged, they couldn't be replaced, so even Skadi, known for her simple and rough fighting style, began to be more cautious with her strength.

Recalling Hai Si's abnormal behavior during the battles in recent days, Skadi couldn't help but mention to Captain Ulpian again that she had heard unusual sounds.

"Captain, ever since I heard that mysterious voice, things have been wrong with Haisi."

"Tell me about your discovery, Skadi." Upon hearing this, Ulpian stopped discussing with Gloria and turned to look in Skadi's direction.

The ghost shark beside her silently stopped carving. As a meticulous deep-sea hunter, she also noticed Hai Si's abnormality. To put it in her own words, sawing was not as pleasurable as before.

"Hmm...how should I put it? It's like a monster that is never full and suddenly loses all appetite. That's the feeling." Skadi tilted her head and thought, coming up with what she thought was the most appropriate metaphor.

"Haisi has lost his aggressiveness, which has never happened before. What does 'project objectives have been revised' mean when Skadi hears it?"

Too many doubts lingered in his mind, and Ulpian fell silent. He tried to connect the known clues and reasonable guesses.

"No, there was another time. The moment the sea god Ishamara was killed by Skadi, the sea creatures in the surrounding waters also lost their aggressiveness. Otherwise, I would not have been able to reach the shore alive..."

Goletia gently swirled the crystal goblet, the crimson liquid swirling around the sides. The aged red wine, stored in wooden barrels, had a rich aroma and a smooth taste. A small after-dinner drink could enhance mental activity.

"Could it be that another sea god was killed?" Ghost Shark held up his chin with one hand and muttered his guess.

"This possibility cannot be ruled out, but the probability is extremely low." Ulpian was skeptical about this speculation. Killing a sea god was too difficult.

With the Deep Sea Hunter Force completely wiped out, Agor is unlikely to launch another operation in the near future.

Just as the hunters were discussing this issue, a crisp sound of footsteps that shouldn't have appeared suddenly reached their ears.

"Uninvited hunters, perhaps I know the answer you want." A tall, beautiful woman with a mysterious aura walked out from the dim shadows.

In her arms she held a strange creature, like a feathered beast, but its limbs and body were covered with scales, and its head was covered with pale bone armor.