The liner passed through the storm and approached the lighthouse.

A small-scale harbor entered the sights of the captain, sailors, and passengers through the gloomy rain.

A short while later, a man in his thirties, who was wearing a blue uniform and holding onto a black umbrella and a glass lantern, appeared at the dock. He used rather uncommon actions to guide the liner to moor.

As the man watched the gangway lower, he opened his mouth and shouted, “Hey matey, where d’ya come from?”

After most of his voice was swallowed by the wind, his voice successfully reached the liner’s interior and entered Alfred’s ears.

“Do you know what this place is?” Alfred looked carefully at his adjutant and squire.

He wasn’t wearing a general’s ceremonial attire. Wearing a black trench coat that was commonly seen in Backlund, his dazzling blond hair drooped down casually, and his blue eyes looked like a deep lake in a forest.

The adjutant, who had neatly combed his hair to the back, first shook his head to indicate his uncertainty before he explained, “The storm from before made me lose my bearings.”

At this moment, the captain held an umbrella and came to the shipboard. He answered the man, “We left East Balam two days ago and unfortunately encountered a storm.

“What harbor is this?”

The man’s eyes darted around for a moment. Without giving a direct answer, he shouted, “Wait a moment, will ya?”

He then turned around, holding the umbrella and the lantern as he ran towards the buildings near the dock.

This reaction was beyond the expectations of Alfred and the other passengers, but it wasn’t strange for the experienced ship captain, first mate, and others—they had encountered many abnormalities at the ports along the Berserk Sea. This made them patiently wait for subsequent developments.

Five to six minutes later, the man led a lady over.

The woman didn’t have an umbrella and was wearing a hooded raincoat smeared with Donningsman Tree Sap.

As the two of them approached the liner, under the watch of the armed sailors, they climbed up the gangway to the deck.

At such a distance, most of the passengers finally saw what the two of them looked like.

The man had brown hair and brown eyes. His skin was rough, and it was obvious that he was of a lower socioeconomic status and had suffered the elements. The woman was in her twenties, and her eyes were limpid green. She had long, flaxen hair. A few wet strands clung to her face, making her appear pure and charming.

This was a rather pretty lady with a wild temperament.

“Hi there, this is Utopia Harbor,” the man impatiently introduced, “I’m Theodore, the interim port cap’n.”

spoke, he laughed, as though he was happy

ship captain knew what a so-called “interim port captain” meant. He didn’t take it to

Harbor? Why haven’t I

looked at him and said,

weren’t for that landlubber hurricane, ye might never come

said, “Utopia isn’t on the safe sea route. Usually, only people who

be able to tell what she meant? And in times like this, tacitly acknowledging things without exposing them provided protection to both

acknowledged and said,

name is Tracey.” The lady smiled. “I’m the owner of the harbor hotel, and also its receptionist and

“It’s quite a heavy storm, and the ship will be bumpy. It’s not a wise choice to stay in there to rest. The hotel will provide you

guys can still drink at the

here to

of the passengers. They are free to choose for themselves. Of

maintained her smile and said, “I’ll wait at the hotel for

as hot and

her and said with a sullen expression, “You have to thank me for telling you the news

right hand pressed against Tracey’s butt before

Pa!

hand and chided, “You’re a jerk who

few steps forward and left

shook his hands and

scene suddenly moved many passengers on

the biggest flaw on the ship was that it was boring, and there was a bar at

unlike those from the Northern or Southern Continent. There

of them

their luggage and prepared to

seeing this, Alfred’s adjutant asked, “General, are

his head

place. We have to be careful. Staying

this. He asked worriedly,

out of the window expressionlessly. “If an accident happens, we can only keep more people safe. If it’s not

that said, he turned to look

turns to keep watch

other organizations in the Southern Continent,

into bed, listening to the strong winds hitting the glass

and sad melody

to come from a flute, intermittent like a human whimpering through the

his dreams. He returned to a state that was a mixture of his happy childhood days, the vexing times of

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