Lord of the Mysteries

Discovering a pirate who was worth 3,000 pounds board the ship in disguise, Klein immediately felt wary. He smiled to Denton and Donna who were beside him and said, “I’ve got a friend.”

He calmly walked towards the Rear Admiral Iceberg’s fourth boatswain, locking his eyes on the other party.

The smile on Blazing Danitz froze when he saw the young adventurer, with crazy blood flowing through his veins, slowly approach. He suddenly had a thought, Run! Run as fast as you can! Do your best to escape! Even if I have to use Beyonder powers and expose my identity, I have to flee immediately!

In his eyes, the reserved and stern adventurer was a genuine monster draped in human skin!

Just as Danitz was about to make his move, he suddenly calmed down because he remembered what happened last night: the adventurer hadn’t attacked him and had allowed him to leave!

That is to say, he doesn’t necessarily have the hostile intention of hunting me down. He can be reasoned with to resolve this crisis… Directly running away would only lead to conflict… Thoughts ran through Blazing Danitz’s mind. Relying on his rich experience, he forcefully controlled his legs and appeared to wait in place.

Klein walked over, one step at a time, and smiled.

“Good morning, we meet again.”

That gentle and courteous smile of his made Danitz shudder for some inexplicable reason. He pursed his lips and said, “Good morning.”

Klein maintained his persona, his expression turning cold.

“What are you doing on the ship?”

“Heading to the Rorsted Archipelago,” Blazing Danitz, who was also considered a famous pirate, answered honestly.

“Why are you heading there?” Klein calmly asked.

Danitz forced a smile and said, “Waiting for our Captain’s orders. Perhaps there will be a mission arranged for me.”

He’s probably going to chase me off the ship. In any case, there’s a potential risk to have a pirate board a ship… After he finished speaking, Danitz speculated about the possible developments.

For him, this was considered a pretty good result. At most, he would waste a ticket.

Klein fell silent, so silent that Danitz’s hair stood on end.

It was a full five or six seconds before he spoke again.

“Which cabin do you live in?”

“First-class, Room 312.” Danitz raised the ticket in his hand to eye level.

He didn’t dare to look down for fear that the enemy would seize the opportunity to launch a surprise attack.

Klein nodded indiscernibly.

“Is there a servant room?”

“Yes,” Blazing Danitz subconsciously answered, but his heart was at a loss. He had no idea why the man was posing such a question at him.

Then, he heard the man say to him in a flat tone like he was speaking to a subordinate,

“You’ll sleep there.”

I’ll be sleeping in the servant’s room? Aren’t you going to chase me off the ship? Danitz was somewhat stunned as

and said one word

to hold me hostage to aid in the negotiations… Dogsh*t. I hate this kind of arrogant, cold person who doesn’t say much. They always only say a word or two, or even just an utterance, leaving me to guess the

“Fine.” He exhaled helplessly.

maintained the perfect Gehrman

Blazing Danitz carried his suitcase, reluctantly leading the monster draped in human skin to the cabin. They went to the upper deck and arrived

quick look and found the place several times better

master bedroom and

his suitcase and glanced at the servant rooms.

the master bedroom going to be

finished speaking, he already knew

smiled in

to watch over

on the carpet in the room and said while pointing to

lost, unsure what

arrived at the second-class cabins

Klein didn’t enter. He pointed inside and said to Danitz, “Tidy the things on the desk

to help tidy things up? Danitz was

a blink of an eye, he felt a surge of anger

boatswain, a famous pirate with a bounty of 3,000

won’t

a cold look when he saw that Blazing Danitz was

Danitz’s body suddenly trembled.

and replied with a smile which looked worse than

very high ceiling, swiftly putting the items that were scattered outside into the

Klein to remind him, he placed the things in order, even

doing all this, he carried the suitcase and

always had the impulse to sneak attack the man’s back, but in the end, he

clenched his teeth, swallowed his saliva, and said, “How

Sparrow,” Klein responded

inwardly, swearing that he would definitely not forget what had happened today. He vowed to let the man before him have a taste of

help me! he

chair. Instead, he randomly chose a hard wooden chair to sit down

as he clasped his hands together, and said to Blazing Danitz,

lot of them,”

he was, afraid to move, like a

curled his lips up and said, “Do

he pointed to the chair opposite

“Have a seat.”

a sigh of relief, Danitz

wasn’t too bad; he was at

…

Woo!

into the open sea and moved

all the talk, was finally permitted to stop. He took his ticket and led Klein to

in the corner and barriers separating the tables to ensure the privacy of one’s