Chapter 250 - Chapter 250: Chapter 234 Brother Fei, the British are after you!

Chapter 250: Chapter 234 Brother Fei, the British are after you!

Sure, here is the translated text:

The battle ended in an instant, without even giving the crossbow cannon time to fire a second shot. Each side in this split-second skirmish suffered considerable losses.

The fleet deputy officer reported the battle damage: 34 dwarf warriors were lightly injured, 2 were seriously injured, the flagship’s main mast was broken, 13 oars snapped, the trawling sides of 4 medium auxiliary ships were broken, and two whaling nets were severely damaged.

Our side’s result was: the whaling spear managed to hook half an arm of the giant octopus trying to escape, and inflicted several bleeding wounds on its non-essential parts.

Da Fei was filled with emotion. This was a high-level war between NPCs, one encounter determined the winner. If it were current-stage players against either side, they’d surely be killed on the spot, right?

Da Fei had to be thankful for always keeping a clear head, dodging when possible and scaring when needed, without rushing into battle. If he had to rely on his current strength, he couldn’t even beat a Sea Monster. As for the Skira avatar, it was only because of Renior’s unexpected presence, otherwise, his journey would have stopped right then, unable to even encounter Skira.

If he had really stopped back then, where would this shipload worth millions come from? Where would the Divine Artifacts be? How could the God-level Grandmaster insights be achieved?

Realizing the huge gap between his and NPC strength, Da Fei was eager to end everything here and return with the shipload to grow stronger. As for things like sunken ship Divine Artifacts, they were beyond contemplation at this stage. One or two strokes of luck did not mean strength; as the Gambling God said, the bigger one’s appetite, the bigger the bowl needed, otherwise, the result would be like the Dwarf Billionaire, the higher the stand, the harder the fall.

While reflecting, Spielberg also sailed over in a small boat, shaking his head and sighing, “General, I’m really sorry, my net couldn’t stop it at all.”

Bato laughed, “No, no, it was our underestimation that caused you to lose two nets. We will definitely help you catch more whales to compensate for your loss.”

Looking at the collapsed main mast of the Flame Lord, Spielberg sighed, “General, your flagship suffered significant damage, this journey may not be suitable.”

Bato waved his hand indifferently and laughed heartily, “We dwarves always keep our promises. If we stopped fighting just because a mast broke, the Flame Lord would become a joke. How would it dare face big battles in the future?”

Da Fei inwardly laughed, remembering whose face turned as red as a losing pig liver when the mast broke earlier?

Wait a minute! Suddenly, Da Fei raised an eyebrow. His mast broke twice, and they said it couldn’t be fixed. If their mast broke, what then? Send spare parts by domestic express in a year?

Da Fei curiously asked, “General, do you have a way to repair the mast? The giant ship is already slow, missing a mast would have a significant effect.” Seriously? Masts don’t repair; once broken, they must be replaced; you can’t stick them back with glue, can you?

Bato frowned, “There’s a way, but it’s very dangerous!” He immediately shook his head, “Never mind, we’ll manage with oars for now.”

Very dangerous? Forget it, Da Fei immediately zipped his lips! He genuinely couldn’t afford to play with these high-end NPCs.

Just then, the deputy officer came to report, “General, the fleet is all set, ready to depart.”

Bato smiled at Spielberg, “Sir, let’s go! I’m taking you to a place you wouldn’t expect!”

Spielberg smiled, “Alright, then I’ll head back to my ship immediately.”

…

Now, the fleet adjusted course, heading north.

Undoubtedly, north of Hero Continent was the North Pole, but players knew nothing about the North Pole, not even official information provided much. All that’s known is that entering the Arctic Circle applied a polar chill DEBUFF, significantly slowing down player troops, depleting their Stamina, and once Stamina depleted, they lose health. It’s terrifying. After all, it’s a life-forbidden zone. Not only life but even ordinary Undead entering it could freeze their bones stiff.

Basically, during open beta, players wouldn’t even venture to the mysterious East, much less waste time freezing in the North Pole. But since Da Fei was here, he might as well treat it like a vacation. Yes, turn on the video at the time, and post it on the forums when bored to show off his high-end status; wahaha.

At this moment, Anlicia sat on the ground, embracing her Magic Wand and meditating with a look of indulgence.

Hmm, not bad, seems like she’s reviewing her lessons and consolidating the God-level Magic achievements. She was indeed Da Fei’s greatest achievement on this trip; wahaha!

Da Fei didn’t disturb her, merely opened the Equipment Bar in silence, checking the Vice Hero equipment, and found that the Divine Artifact Wand was out of Mana. This meant that the previous Transformation Skill casting instantly consumed 2600 Mana!

Damn, 2600 Mana! Normally, it would require a hero with 260 knowledge! But how could such a hero exist? In the end, it was a result of her insufficient Magic Power. Magic Power affects a spell’s potency and effectiveness and for some status magic, if Magic Power is insufficient to sustain, Mana can be added to maintain it. The additional Mana is usually more than double the required Mana Value for casting the spell.

This means without this reserve of enormous Mana, Anlicia couldn’t possibly comprehend God-level insights, let alone cast spells.

A Divine Artifact indeed, it’s a backup Mana reservoir. Da Fei truly stumbled upon treasure; wahaha!

Wait a minute! Since Anlicia could advance through this Magic Wand, could Selvia also use it to advance?

Haha! So that’s it! Looks like Da Fei needed to find opportunities to kill on the seas to charge the Magic Wand. Oh, right, did the whaling count? Damn, it absolutely did! Even an octopus, which had no bones, counted, so a whale, full of spirit, was even more certain!

So, hitching a ride on this whaling trip was indeed necessary! Otherwise, if Da Fei took on Sea Monsters himself, who knows what might happen! Wahaha! With this thought, Da Fei’s frustration over the failed haul disappeared.

While the fleet was sailing, Da Fei took the opportunity to take off his helmet and address basic needs quickly. When Da Fei returned online, the guild channel was buzzing.

“Brother Fei, Brother Fei! Something big happened!”

Wow, wasn’t it just some small ships sinking? What’s the fuss? And what about Blood Sea Wave’s thoughts? He didn’t care, so why should Da Fei? Just ignore him.

“Is Brother Fei here? British players specifically named you!”

Da Fei’s eyebrow twitched. British players? When did he provoke international relations?

Da Fei couldn’t stay calm, replied in the guild channel: “British players? Is there a player with this name?”

Everyone laughed: “Brother Fei truly is Brother Fei, always so humorous!”

“Brother Fei, just now there was earth-shattering news, the Royal Ark Team from the British Zone launched a super giant ship. They claimed that some China Region players shouldn’t be complacent, clearly targeting Brother Fei!”

“The ship is insane, I’ve heard it requires level 7 angel troops as sailors! It’s crazily powerful!”

“I always thought Brother Fei was the most awesome globally, but there’s actually someone even more awesome.”

“Just joking, the British must be cheating! Everyone knows they and the Americans are best buddies!”

Da Fei had considered himself the number one expert in the China Region and even vaguely in the world, but suddenly discovering someone surpassing his own awesomeness was a mental blow he couldn’t bear! This is a joke, it must be!

Da Fei hastily said, “Impossible! Current players can’t have such a giant ship!”

“Brother Fei, you have a big ship yourself, a nation-backed studio plus cheats, a giant ship isn’t surprising.”

Damn you! You must be stimulating me deliberately, aren’t you? It’s Blood Sea Wave sending you to probe if my big ship is still around, right? I refuse to believe anyone can cheat stronger than me!

Da Fei hurriedly logged onto the in-game forum; no need to search, the bold headline read, “Video: British Zone’s Super Giant Ship Noah’s Ark Debuts, Powerfully Refreshes China Zone’s Player Da Fei’s Big Ship Record!”

Damn, couldn’t they just debut without dragging Da Fei along?

Da Fei, both furious and upset, clicked on the post, opened the video, and saw a human Main City harbor, a giant ship lazing like an aircraft carrier parked far out in the bay, surrounded by numerous small boats preventing any players from approaching. There were no buildings, masts, or sails on its deck, only a tree! Yes, a tree! Damn! Is there a ship this ridiculous?

A line of subtitles appeared:

—-“Noah’s Ark, a giant warship constructed from Divine Wood Gefei Wood, a God-level existence impossible for Mortal technology to build, and Mortal sailors can’t pilot it, angels must man the ship. The Royal Ark Team’s mission is to maintain fairness, justice, and peace in the game world using the Ark.”

Da Fei’s eyes nearly popped out! Fairness my ass! Even giant warships can’t transport large combat units like the Jade Dragon, Angel, or Titan, yet this Ark needs angels as sailors! It’s definitely an aircraft carrier! Not to mention how many gun cabins such a huge ship could hold!

Oh right, what’s with the tree? A Divine Tree? A Magic-Powered Divine Tree? No sails needed? Damn, this must be nuclear power! Too advanced and high-end!

The video was just a minute long, but the shock Da Fei felt was immeasurable. If even Da Fei was shaken, there’s no telling the extent of the amazed reactions from other players commenting!

Oh right, where was the part where the British players said they were targeting Da Fei? It wasn’t there! Didn’t see it! Damn! Didn’t need to see! Da Fei’s very existence was “unfair, unfair, unpeaceful,” this clearly aimed at him!

Facing the noisy guild channel, Da Fei impatiently replied, “Calm down! We haven’t even entered the National War Zone; why panic? Stick with me, everyone will have big ships, we’ll swarm and drown them!”

Everyone cheered, “Right, stick with Brother Fei, everyone gets a big ship.”

Tch? Don’t believe me? Believe that I’d bring back the Octopus to blind you all? Da Fei’s mood worsened: “Stop overreacting, continue what you’re doing, let those drinking gutter oil worry about the Imperial Capital.”

“Right, Brother Fei is correct…”