Time Travel: Age of Discovery

The island still looks the same as when Teya first arrived, as if no time has passed.

At the harbor, the warships were moored quietly, but on the flying squirrel's ship, people were busy shuttling back and forth.

"General Flying Squirrel, your warship will be repaired in about four days."

"I understand. Thank you very much."

Upon hearing this, the flying squirrel showed no joy. He stood motionless on the dock, his heart pounding. He had hoped to run into Teya here, perhaps to travel together on their return trip. After all, he had asked Teya if he had any important mission, and Teya had replied that he had nothing.

Although their contact was sparse, they had shared several missions and could be considered close friends. Flying Squirrel was meticulous and meticulous, similar to Toya, and a master swordsman. Toya sometimes sought his advice, but Flying Squirrel viewed Toya as someone with a unique approach.

At this moment, the flying squirrel felt that he was being used, and it was indeed so. Who made him run into Teya?

The flying squirrel took out a wrinkled letter from his bosom, unfolded it and read it again.

"Brother Flying Squirrel, I have something to do and need to travel alone. It just so happens that your ship is damaged. When you sail next time, please bring my ship back to headquarters. I would be very grateful."

The letter paper was crumpled into a ball by the flying squirrel with a "rustling" sound, making it look even more worn.

That bastard, Teya, actually sent someone like this. Is this the attitude of asking for help? It's simply forcing it on me.

The flying squirrel was furious, shook his head and sighed, and finally walked towards the battleship of Teya and said to the soldiers: "Everyone, I have something to tell you..."

Inside the island's tavern, three people sat in a corner: one old and two young, each with their own distinct charm. No one cared about their origins, simply assuming they were elderly men on a trip with their children.

Perhaps they were strangers, and no one had ever seen them on the island. Everyone glanced at them curiously and then paid no more attention.

"Teacher Teya, won't we be punished for acting this way?"

Tina, wearing pink-framed sunglasses, asked Teya quietly, looking around through the lenses.

Teya took a sip of red wine, and his tone revealed a sense of satisfaction.

The wine glass tapped against the table, making a dull sound.

"I have made it clear that if I am punished, I will take all the responsibility. You can just say you were forced to do it."

After hearing what Teya said, Tina felt relieved, picked up the juice and drank it, gradually immersed in the fun of adventure.

This time when they went out to sea, Teya did not expect to take them into "danger" together, but he was used to carrying more money when traveling, after all, he had learned a profound lesson.

Soon, the table was filled with delicious dishes.

"Eat. Only when you are full will you have the strength to fight."

After saying this, Thea helped herself to an apple pie and tucked into it. Smoker went straight in and gobbled it up. Tina calmed down a bit, but still looked surprised.

In comparison, Tina's dining manners were elegant, but Teya was curious about how she managed to eat quickly without losing her manners.

After having a good meal and a good drink, Teya knew it was time to get back to business.

"You already know the destination of this trip. I had no intention of bringing you along, but I think this is a good opportunity to train you and broaden your horizons, so I won't elaborate further."

Teya took out a simple map from his arms and pointed to the place indicated by the red cross.

"This is the island. Because the treasure hasn't been found, the islanders are still searching. We're going there as explorers, mainly to uncover the truth about the treasure. This is the true meaning of adventure."

The process of exploring the unknown and seeking answers is adventure.

Tina and Smoker understood what he meant and nodded in agreement. They just needed to follow Thea's arrangements and know what was feasible and what was not.

"Teacher Teya, I..."

"Oh, by the way." Thea interrupted Smoker's question and said softly, "I forgot to tell you, these days, call me Carlos."

Tina and Smoker understood and kept it in mind.

Smoker coughed lightly and asked, "Carlos, how do we get there?"

Thea chuckled.

"You're a quick learner, huh? Well, I chose to set off today because two ships have arrived here, and their destination is exactly in the direction of that island."

Tina blinked. "So, we're just going to hitch a ride? No wonder Te...Carlos abandoned his own boat. I see."

"Smart, exactly."

Thea put away the map and put on the hat next to the chair.

The three of them walked out of the tavern. A breeze blew by, making the originally sparsely populated street even more deserted.

"What's wrong? Carlos."

Tina felt uncomfortable with this name at first, but now she has gradually gotten used to it.

"It's okay, I just feel..."

It was like we were acting.

At this time, in front of the tavern, Thea was in the middle, with Tina and Smoker on both sides, both wearing sunglasses covering their faces. They were all dressed in cowboy outfits, and Thea looked like a private detective.

To Thea's surprise, Tina did not choose a fancy dress, but rather clothes that were convenient for movement, after all, that was the nature of the operation.

Little did Thea know that Tina had a cute short skirt hidden in her backpack. She had prepared it for herself, just in case, it might come in handy.

When we arrived at the other side of the island, we saw two ships anchored there.

According to the information obtained by Teya, one is a merchant ship and the other is a pirate ship.

The pirate ship was most likely heading to Fuxi Island, and Teya was 80% sure of this.

So Teya's target was that merchant ship.

However, is this really a merchant ship?

I saw a huge ship docked, with stairs at the bow and stern, and the wooden stairs were decorated with exquisite patterns.

There is a golden angel statue on the bow, and the ship's name - Catherine Temple Merchants - is engraved on the hull.

Teya couldn't help but tease: "Palace Merchant? What a good name, it would be better to call it Shangdianhao."

Upon hearing this, Tina covered her mouth and tried to suppress her laughter.

Looking at this gorgeous merchant ship, Teya was suddenly in a dilemma. He always felt that it was more likely to take a pirate ship, but it would definitely be more troublesome.

Never mind, let’s give it a try first.

Thea took the lead and walked towards the merchant ship, while Tina and Smoker followed cautiously.

"Sir, what can I do for you?"