I Got on a Ghost Ship By Mistake and Was Forced To Be the Captain Chapter 416

Chapter 416 Visitor from the Abyss

The pair in front of me can't be called weird, but it definitely can't be linked with the word normal.

The roaring war horse had a silver-gray saddle on its shoulders, its eyes shone with a strange red light, and even a horse's battle armor was wrapped from its waist to its forehead.

It is no exaggeration to say that he is armed to the teeth.

The strange black smoke emitted by the horses seems to be some kind of medium, which can be transformed into various forms at will.

The shape of the knight on the horse is also quite powerful, except for the steel helmet that has nowhere to be placed on the head and is tied to the back of the neck.

The rest of the place is surrounded by strong metal armor. The neck is cut very neatly, no scars are visible, but the armor reflects light like a mirror.

Considering that the horse is nearly three meters tall, just standing here is not arrogant, oppressing the two demigods present.

Because of its arrival, the green candles on both sides blew up a strong wind,

The light of the candle was extremely weak.

"Why do you always summon these weird things?"

Ms. Maggie looked at him suspiciously, seriously doubting his aesthetics. None of the messengers summoned three times was a normal creature.

"Hey, the armored swordsman rides on the horse, it's super cool."

Tu Fu protested this, and couldn't help but look at this person's background, "But you look more like a medieval figure, and you have a means of transportation. The speed must not be slow."

He had to admire the precision of the summoning ritual's direction, and he wanted a messenger with a simple mind.

As a result, two strange creatures without heads appeared in a row. Fortunately, this one was at least not so vicious compared to the last one.

"...are you calling me?"

A strange thing happened, a gentle and magnetic female voice came from the position of the headless horseman.

"You can talk." Tu Fu was taken aback. Only then did he notice that the other party's breastplate was slightly protruding. It was indeed a lady. He tentatively said incredulously:

"Sister Sai?"

"Hey, what are you talking about."

Ms. Maggie stretched out her hand and shook, "If her vocal organs are not on her head, she must use ventriloquism to vocalize."

"I see."

Tu Fu nodded subconsciously, and looked at the female knight again: "Yes, ma'am, I was the one who summoned you, and I need to borrow the power of the summoned person in the spirit world to do some errands for me, such as delivering letters. If you meet my requirements."

"Demigod, not bad." When Tu Fu looked at her, the latter also saw through his sequence level at a glance, and only left a pretty good evaluation.

"...you want me to be your messenger?"

The Headless Horseman pauses deliberately before speaking.

Serving in the spirit world is nothing unusual for creatures there.

They themselves have to travel around, and they just take over the business of traveling between the two places for some people, just to earn some pocket money on weekdays.

"If you run fast enough in the spirit world to ensure that the letter is not snatched by weird guys, I think so, I need a messenger to run on my behalf."

The condition Tu Fu set was not too difficult.

Creatures who dare to make trouble in the spirit world have always been pitifully rare, and those like him who dare to chase tens of thousands of meters in a ghost ship to **** letters are very few unstable factors.

"…I am fast."

The headless woman leaned forward, as if to prove something to Tu Fu, her legs lightly clamped the horse's belly, and with a "swish" sound, the man and the horse disappeared in an instant.

Hoosh—

The flames of the two candles in front of the name slowly ignited again.

"Look, you've been tricked."

Ms. Maggie covered her mouth gleefully, "Another messenger was scared away by you, how many bad things you have to do to be so disgusted by spirit world creatures."

"No way!"

Tu Fu was a little suspicious, and then there was another whistling wind in his ears.

In just a few moments, the cloud of black smoke that disappeared just now reappeared, and the headless female knight riding a black horse suddenly appeared here.

I saw that she was tightly holding a ball of intact snow in her hand, and it looked like it had just been taken off.

"Could it be the snow from the Quechua Mountains?"

This is the closest distance Tu Fu can think of. The altitude of the main mountain range is unimaginable, and only on the main peak is snow accumulated all year round.

It took Tu Fu two days to go to Whiskey Hill by airship.

With such an efficient speed, it would be a pity not to be a postman.

“…are you satisfied.”

Tu Fu's head dropped repeatedly, admiring the unattractive Headless Horseman very much, "Satisfied, quite satisfied, if you are willing to be my messenger, you can sign a contract with me now, I will never treat my own people badly."

"Yes, my reward is one gold coin at a time, gold coins from any era and country are acceptable."

The other party offered a fairly reasonable price.

The average price of other couriers is not bad. In this kind of society where human resources are very expensive, the high handling fee of "express delivery" is of course sky-high.

"Then it's settled." Tu Fu beamed with joy. The worst thing he wants now is money.

Every day when he opens his eyes and sees the financial report of the factory under his hand, it is a moment of trouble. His money seems to have the ability to reproduce.

After making the promise, Tu Fu immediately took down a piece of brown parchment from the table on which the vocabulary of the summoning ceremony was recorded just now. It was a contract for trading with creatures from the spirit world.

As long as the witnesses of this transaction are marked on it, the rule effect can be produced.

Once any party dares to openly violate the contract, it will be punished by the notary.

Tu Fu thought for a while, and put the following slogans in the notary column: "You are the spokesperson of justice and the guardian of order. This contract belongs to the field of order."

After thinking about it, he only needed the God of Order to appear on the stage during major transactions.

In the column of the name on the brown parchment, Tu Fu readily signed the real name of "Tufu Capet".

After changing hands, he handed over the contract.

"...I have come here by calling, and I will obey your orders."

The headless horseman ended the contract, raised his hand to his chest, stretched out the fingertips of the gloved palm, a smear of blood leaked from the top of the glove,

It happened to be able to write her name in the position of Party B's contractor.

"Selti Durlahan."

Ms. Maggie glanced at it from a distance, completely confused about where she came from.

"It doesn't look like the name of the North Continent, maybe it's really a medieval character."

Tu Fu rubbed his chin, trying to recall in his mind that he had never seen this name in any historical records.

"It's really sloppy. You don't even know where she came from or what race she is, so you signed a contract with her hastily." Ms. Maggie looked at the side for a long time, and suddenly opened her mouth.

"I don't seem to have anything to covet. Since the agreement has been signed, I shouldn't talk about it anymore." Tu Fu shrugged his shoulders indifferently, and subconsciously looked at Celty

"Yes, ma'am, you will not murder me."

"…Won't."

"Hey, you won't just trust her like that, you don't even know where she comes from."

"It doesn't matter."

In fact, Tu Fu felt that he was destined to be with this messenger. He was a headless horseman and he was a ghost captain who lost his heart. They were a match made in heaven.

"Abyss."

In addition to serious signing matters, the headless female knight Serti Durlahan continued to give answers in ventriloquist.

"Abyss...wait a minute, what should you say?" Tu Fu didn't care at first, but after thinking about those two words, he suddenly woke up.

"I come from the abyss."

"You mean the abyss." Ms. Maggie repeated, shaking the ash in her hand thoughtfully.

Tu Fu obviously felt an inexplicable panic, and reluctantly accepted the words: "I heard that when the Seven Gods of Genesis were born, all those strange demons and monsters were driven to that place by the Seven Gods."

"As far as I know, it's really a terrible place. The living environment is quite harsh. Almost weird creatures are gathered in that ghost place. It's like raising insects. Only a very small number of creatures can survive."

Ms. Maggie shrugged her shoulders and asked with a strange look: "How is it going there now?"

“…a turmoil.”

(end of this chapter)

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