Train Survival: You're really trying to survive!

Now, it wasn't just Su Li who was developing new items, Song Mingyu who was researching life factors, and Sophia who was evolving the magic spear who were busy. Ivan and Sun Keke also started spending time in the training grounds, developing their skills.

Sun Lili looked left and right.

"What the heck? In the end, I'm the most idle person on the whole team?!" Sun Lili jumped up from her empty bed. "No way, I have to find something to do too!"

Sun Lili puffed out her right cheek and tapped it repeatedly with her finger.

I also need to practice my crafting skills, but my tailoring skill is currently stuck at the Iron level. I can make Iron-level clothing, but not named items, which are inferior to the equipment my teammates are currently equipped with.

The newly developed functional clothing looks promising. We've already completed the elemental resistance cloak; should we develop some new functional equipment now?

The thought of developing new clothes immediately brought to mind clothing styles, notebooks, and all sorts of random clothes. She immediately thought she could try them out tonight. Only in this realm could the imagination of the magical girl Estelle leap forward so dramatically.

The little boy next to the reef looked scared.

Noticing the reef that had entered the house, Sun Lili straightened her expression and explained, "Don't misunderstand, I was just thinking about making clothes. By the way, little brother, what brings you here?"

Jiao's eyes looked a little strange, but he didn't say much. He directly stated his request: "My family's camp is nearby. Could you please take me there?"

After saying that, fearing that Sun Lili might misunderstand, he quickly added, "You are very strong, you can even kill monsters like the Keg Sea Monster, we will not threaten your safety."

Sun Lili laughed and said, "Aren't you afraid we'll do something bad to your companions?"

Jiao blinked. "You can eat delicious meat and fresh vegetables every day, so you wouldn't even look at our meager food."

"The most valuable thing we have is some bitter salt. Eating a little bitter salt regularly will prevent eye ulcers. But the old priest said that if you eat meat regularly, you don't need to eat bitter salt to supplement your nutrition. So our most precious thing is of little use to you."

Jiao sighed after speaking, "If only we could eat animal meat every day. Eating too much salt makes you dizzy."

Sun Lili picked up the manual and explained it to her teammates.

After discussing it online, they decided to try contacting the indigenous people. So Sun Lili adjusted the controls and projected a nearby nautical chart onto the wall, saying, "Come and see, that's your home."

"Wow! That's amazing!" Jiao exclaimed, looking at the map in amazement. "How did you... never mind, I won't ask."

Jiao knew that such powerful things naturally had to be kept secret. Here, nautical charts were sometimes life itself.

He was still very curious about how Su Li and the others had obtained such detailed blueprints, even though they had said it was their first time here.

But when he thought about the special ship that Su Li and the others were piloting, he felt relieved.

The people outside are really amazing!

Reef stood in front of the projection, carefully examining the nautical chart from memory. "We're here, right? Then we should head west. Hmm... wait, there should be islands here, and so should we."

Jiao's face gradually paled as he realized that many of the islands he remembered had disappeared.

He recalled his experience on the ship. None of the islands were about to sink, so they thought he was lost at sea. They even hoisted the navigator to the mast and splashed water on him.

Getting lost at sea and entering an unfamiliar route can really be fatal. The sailors had no complaints about this punishment.

But now it seems that it wasn't the navigators who made a mistake, but rather that a huge change had occurred at sea.

"I'd heard before that some islands had sunk prematurely, but I never imagined so many islands had sunk." Reef's voice trembled. "What exactly happened?"

Reef remained silent for a long while, staring intently at the nautical chart above. After a long pause, he pointed to a medium-sized island and said, "Here it is."

Sun Lili checked and found that this island was 700 kilometers to the west of this island. It would take about 6 hours by train.

“Okay, we’ll head here in a bit.” Sun Lili marked the island on the map and then said, “By the way, do you know where Holy City is? We’d like to go there to do some business.”

“The Holy City is very far away,” Jiao said. “We can only go to the Holy City in winter when the wind blows northward. Even then, it takes more than 10 days.”

"Ten days? How far is that?"

Jiao shook his head. "I don't know how far it is, but it's a little over 10 days."

"Then point it out to me on the map."

Sun Lili also opened up some nautical charts for the north.

Jiao looked up, searched on the map for a long, long time, then shook his head. "It's still not enough."

"Not enough?" Sun Lili asked in surprise, then opened up another part.

This time, Reef finally found the Holy City and pointed it out on the map, "It's here!"

Sun Lili's eyes widened.

This place is 6000 kilometers away from this sea area.

That's 6000 kilometers at sea! It usually takes about 10 days to get there, but let's take an average of 15 days, that's 400 kilometers per day. The boatman said they were using the wind, meaning they were mostly propelled by it.

A sailboat that can travel 400 kilometers a day, or even 600 kilometers a day?

Sun Lili opened the manual, found a government official's WeChat account, and began to ask questions.

How many kilometers can a sailboat travel in a day?

After a few seconds, the other end replied: "According to data, high-speed racing sailboats, without rest or slowing down, can reach over 400 kilometers per day."

Sun Lili continued reading the documents and then realized that there was definitely something wrong with these indigenous people's boats.

High-speed racing sailboats are like the Formula 1 of the sailing world. They integrate cutting-edge materials science, fluid dynamics, and intelligent control systems.

Just by listening to the introduction, you'll know that this thing is definitely not the kind of medieval wooden sailboat with fancy, effeminate island captains that you might imagine. Instead, it's a product of modern industry.

Silently noting down this information, Sun Lili looked at the map, where the location of Holy City was marked.

Judging from satellite images, this holy city can only be considered a small island, or even a micro island, with some spiral-shaped structures visible on it.

In light of this, it's understandable that I overlooked it before. Sun Lili sighed inwardly; the map was too big, the target too small, relying on sight was unreliable, and it was easy to miss something. If only I had a computer to import map information for analysis.