Bayam already? Klein stood up upon hearing this, looked out, and saw the familiar rebel private port.
He didn't show surprise but said calmly: "Faster than I thought."
It was at least three hours earlier than he had expected!
"Faster than I expected, too." Edwina withdrew her gaze, acknowledging Gehrman Sparrow's words.
But these were all trivial details... Klein lowered his head, pretended to casually flip through the remaining contents of "The Book of Three Worlds", then handed it to the "Iceberg": "This concludes our exchange."
Edwina silently looked at the book, opened her mouth slightly, then closed it again.
She took "The Book of Three Worlds", placed it on the table, then stood up and bowed: "I look forward to more opportunities to exchange ideas with you in the future. Your expertise in ancient history is admirable."
If it were Klein's own personality, he would have been modest and complimented the "Iceberg" for her equally broad knowledge, but now he was the crazy adventurer Gehrman Sparrow, so he could only nod slightly and say: "We are collaborators."
Meaning that there would be opportunities in the future.
He didn't say more, left the "Captain's Cabin", returned to his own room, packed his suitcase easily, and when the "Golden Dream" docked, went down to the deck.
At this time, many crew members had gathered on the deck, including "Gourmet" Blau Wolfe, "Singer"
They showed sincere smiles, waved at Klein continuously, appearing very enthusiastic. Among them, "Bucket" and "Tin" and others were even more excited, singing farewell songs.
When did I become so familiar with them? Klein muttered to himself, passed through these pirates, and walked to the gangway.
Klein was about to respond when he saw Danitz, draped in a black cloak, come trotting over.
This guy is really determined to work hard and ready to leave the "Golden Dream" to go solo? That doesn't quite fit my plan, around the "Iceberg", near the "
Danitz opened his mouth with a serious expression but couldn't say anything, so he forced a dry laugh and said to Anderson: "Do you have the potion formula for 'Conspirer'?"
"Yes," Anderson laughed heartily, "but I don't plan to sell it to you."
Danitz's face instantly darkened, but Anderson continued heedlessly:
"What's the point of you getting the 'Conspirer' potion formula now? If you try to advance now, you will definitely lose control!
"Friend, replay the 'Hunter' first, then 'Provoker' and 'Pyromaniac'. Hah, you'd better find a 'Craftsman' to turn that '
Danitz's face twitched from the mockery, but he earnestly remembered every word Anderson said, because this was a guy known as the strongest hunter, with rich experience on this pathway, and he also vaguely understood that the key was "acting", suspecting that the captain's previous teachings also pointed toward this direction, just not so clearly.
"Someday, I'll make you know what a real 'Conspirer' is!" Danitz retorted stubbornly, then turned to look at Gehrman Sparrow.
He cleared his throat, not daring to meet his eyes, and said: "I have already applied to the captain to frequently contact the rebels and often appear in Bayam in the future."
Meaning he doesn't want to leave the "Golden Dream" but will often find opportunities to exercise himself? Hah, why does it feel like reporting to a superior? Klein chuckled inwardly, "hmmed" in acknowledgment.
Danitz immediately breathed a sigh of relief, feeling much more at ease. If it weren't for his companions watching behind him, he would have eagerly helped Gehrman Sparrow carry his suitcase all the way to the dock.
After watching Gehrman and Anderson leave, the cautious Danitz decided to start praying to "The Fool" once every night from tonight onward, showing his piety to avoid any unpleasant accidents.
Inside the rebel private port, Anderson saw Gehrman Sparrow unhesitatingly turn onto a newly built road and then leave the jungle in the shortest distance.
"You are very familiar here? Last time I came, this road wasn't here," Anderson remarked half in emotion, half in boredom.
Of course, many people pray to me every day and report what they do, and I occasionally respond, for example, guiding them to build this road... Klein felt pleased for two seconds inwardly, then said expressionlessly: