The Necromancer is amassing troops like crazy in the apocalypse - Chapter 1146

Chapter 1146: Chapter 881, Everyone on the Boat Has Gone Mad_3 Chapter 1146: Chapter 881, Everyone on the Boat Has Gone Mad_3 The sky was dim.

Wu Heng and the maids had dinner together, then returned to their rooms to rest.

…

Late at night, at the port.

Under the bright lights, a huge cargo ship was docked.

Xi Ligui, accompanied by the association members, quickly boarded the ship. The vice-executive of the association led the way, saying, “This ship was found on the northern route of the small island. The crew is still present, but they are all somewhat mad, mentally unclear, and the ship’s food and fresh water have nearly run out.”

The group swiftly entered the ship’s cabin.

As soon as they stepped in, a damp, foul smell hit them in the face.

It caused several people in the group to dry heave.

The cabin was lit by a few Illuminating Stones, and Xi Ligui looked inside to see a corner crammed with raggedly dressed crew members muttering incessantly.

Faintly, one could hear phrases like ‘can’t get out,’ ‘can’t escape.’
“Is the captain still here?” Xi Ligui and others didn’t enter but stood at the doorway.

Compared to inside, this spot was better ventilated and the smell less intense.

“He’s here. Drag the captain out!” the vice-executive ordered, and two association members dragged a man out by pulling and pushing.

Xi Ligui took out a scroll from the Space Ring, tore it open, and a pale blue energy surged into the man’s forehead.

The mad, struggling ‘captain’ calmed down.

When his pupils focused and saw the figures in front of him, fear reappeared in his eyes, he collapsed on the ground and blabbered loudly.

“We are from the Gold and Silver Island Association, you are safe now,” the vice-executive spoke.

The captain cautiously raised his head, confirmed the figures in front of him, and said, “We… have we come out?”

“Tell us what happened?” Xi Ligui asked directly.

“We… we were trapped in the fog, couldn’t get out. We, we thought we were going to die.” The person held his head again, recalling the situation.

The association members looked at each other.

A thought emerged in all their minds simultaneously.

Ghost ship!

The much-talked-about ghost ship on the island recently.

…

In the morning, Wu Heng washed his face and brushed his teeth, then returned to the bedroom and patted Shanaela’s buttock, “Get up, you sleep at night and don’t rise during the day.”

Shanaela turned over, showing him her back, “I’ve got nothing to do, go busy yourself with your own matters.”

Wu Heng continued, “Let’s go check out the Church later.”

“I’ll get up soon, let me lie down a bit more!” Shanaela muttered, it was unclear whether she was awake or talking in her sleep.

Wu Heng left the room and returned to the study for a moment.

Bella was chatting with Glenda about the ghost ship tale circulating on the island.

“A ghost ship? Was it found?” Wu Heng sat down beside them.

Bella said, “Last night a ship docked at the port. I heard that everyone on board went mad, scared insane by the ghost ship.”

“If everyone went mad, then who sailed the ship?” Wu Heng pointed out the inconsistency.

Folk tales often exaggerate some details.

Of course, it’s fine to just listen for fun–it’s quite interesting.

“I don’t know! Maybe some didn’t go mad!” Bella hesitated, speaking uncertainly.

Glenda asked, “What ghost ship? You two know about it?”

Wu Heng explained, “I heard from Xi Ligui earlier, said they saw a ship in the Emerald Sea fog, labeled it a ghost ship. I thought that matter was over!”

Ding-ding~!

While talking, the mobile phone rang, it was Xi Ligui’s number.

Wu Heng answered, “Xi Ligui, what’s up?”

“Come over, I have something to talk to you about,” Xi Ligui sounded somewhat serious.

“What’s the matter?” Wu Heng asked.

“The matter about the ghost ship, and also other associations have sent letters requesting assistance,” Xi Ligui explained.