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Treasure Hunting System： The Ocean Conquerer

Chapter 278 - 176: Touring Their Ship · Oct 27, 2026

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251 Chapter 251 - 167: Ancient Relic Treasure 2026-10-27
252 Chapter 252 - 167 Ancient Relic Treasure_2 2026-10-27
253 Chapter 253 - 167 Ancient Relic Treasure_3 2026-10-27
254 Chapter 254 - 168: Object in the Lava 2026-10-27
255 Chapter 255 - 168: Object in the Lava_2 2026-10-27
256 Chapter 256 - 168: Objects in Lava_3 2026-10-27
257 Chapter 257 - 169 Chef 2026-10-27
258 Chapter 258 - 169 Chef_2 2026-10-27
259 Chapter 259 - 169 Chef_3 2026-10-27
260 Chapter 260 - 170: Lava Assault 2026-10-27
261 Chapter 261 - 170: The Lava Approaches_2 2026-10-27
262 Chapter 262 - 170: Lava Attack_3 2026-10-27
263 Chapter 263 - 171 Treasure Allocation and Adaptation 2026-10-27
264 Chapter 264 - 171 Treasure Allocation and Adaptation_2 2026-10-27
265 Chapter 265 - 171 Treasure Allocation and Adaptation_3 2026-10-27
266 Chapter 266 - 172 Return Voyage 2026-10-27
267 Chapter 267 - 172 Return Voyage_2 2026-10-27
268 Chapter 268 - 172 Return Voyage_3 2026-10-27
269 Chapter 269 - 173 Task Delivery 2026-10-27
270 Chapter 270 - 173 Task Delivery_2 2026-10-27
271 Chapter 271 - 173 Task Delivery_3 2026-10-27
272 Chapter 272 - 174 Mirror Surface 2026-10-27
273 Chapter 273 - 174 Mirror Surface_2 2026-10-27
274 Chapter 274 - 174 Mirror Surface_3 2026-10-27
275 Chapter 275 - 175 Imitation and Joining 2026-10-27
276 Chapter 276 - 175 Imitation and Joining_2 2026-10-27
277 Chapter 277 - 175 Imitation and Joining_3 2026-10-27
278 Chapter 278 - 176: Touring Their Ship 2026-10-27
279 Chapter 279 - 176: Touring Their Ship_2 2026-10-27
280 Chapter 280 - 176: Touring Their Ship_3 2026-10-27
281 Chapter 281 - 177 Compass Eye 2026-10-27
282 Chapter 282 - 177: Compass Eye_2 2026-10-27
283 Chapter 283 - 177 Compass Eye_3 2026-10-27
284 Chapter 284 - 178 Farewell 2026-10-27
285 Chapter 285: Modified - 178 Farewell_2 2026-10-27
286 Chapter 286 - 178 Farewell_3 2026-10-27
287 Chapter 287 - 179: Heading to the Gate Leading to the Outside World 2026-10-27
288 Chapter 288 - 179 Heading to the Gate Leading to the Outside World_2 2026-10-27
289 Chapter 289 - 179 Heading to the Gate Leading to the Outside World_3 2026-10-27
290 Chapter 290 - 180 Arrival at the Gateway 2026-10-27
291 Chapter 291 - 180: Reaching the Doorway_2 2026-10-27
292 Chapter 292 - 180 Arriving at the Door_3 2026-10-27
293 Chapter 293 - 181: Perfect Puppet 2026-10-27
294 Chapter 294 - 181 - Perfect Puppet_2 2026-10-27
295 Chapter 295 - 181 Perfect Puppet_3 2026-10-27
296 Chapter 296 - 182: The Storm Subsides, Make Your Choice 2026-10-27
297 Chapter 297 - 182: The Storm Subsides, Make Your Choice_2 2026-10-27
298 Chapter 298 - 182: The Storm Subsides, Make Your Choice_3 2026-10-27
299 Chapter 299 - 183: Set Sail! Departure! 2026-10-27
300 Chapter 300 - 183: Set Sail! Embark!_2 2026-10-27

Chapter 278: Chapter 176: Touring Their Ship

Hibroke, who was writing something on the huge wooden table, looked up at the visitors who had suddenly come to see him and broke into a smile.

”You’re back, and it’s a pity to see you haven’t lost an arm or a leg.”

He still remembered the mischievous look Alka had when discussing matters with him before—he’d never met such a picky customer.

Alka nodded with a grin. ”Not bad.”

But Hibroke also knew why they’d come now, so he skipped the small talk and got straight to the point:

”Judging by the way you all look, you seem pretty impatient. All right, let’s go take a look at your new ship right away.”

With that, Hibroke immediately led the group toward the shipyard below. Before long, they arrived at the site where Alka’s new vessel was being built, right next to the shipyard.

It went without saying that ships already completed couldn’t be placed inside the shipyard anymore—it would take up way too much space.

And you could see plenty of other brand-new ships scattered all around, each waiting for their owner.

As soon as they arrived, they saw a ship covered by a giant black tarp, resting on the island’s launch rails that ran all the way to the shore.

All it would take was a gentle push when needed, and the ship could slide straight into the sea all on its own.

No need to exhaust a lot of manpower for the launch.

For a large shipyard, this kind of equipment was essential—many major ports and commercial harbors even had such rails.

For example, the Great Cathedral’s harbor had these used specifically by those who needed to keep their ships docked for long periods.

Hibroke led them under the massive hull of the ship, then waved his hand, signaling the workers to pull off the giant tarp and reveal what lay beneath.

Basking in the sunlight, everyone looked up.

The ship’s hull was made of pure, unadulterated wood—but definitely not ordinary timber. The intricate grain made that perfectly clear.

Besides, ordinary wood wasn’t worthy of bearing Spells.

The whole ship retained its natural coloring, coated only with protective varnish and plating, without any additional paintwork or decorative finish.

Both the prow, stern, and the exposed rails were clad with steel metal armor, which greatly reinforced the hull’s structure.

Overall, the hull formed a beautiful, streamlined silhouette. The forecastle was very low, and there was just a single level of aftcastle—this way, wind resistance was minimized during sailing.

Three enormous masts rose along the hull, and the central mainmast supported a semicircular lookout post at its top—almost the size of a whole room.

Looking at it, it resembled something like a mushroom house.

The most eye-catching feature of all was the statue at the stern.

The figurehead was a giant bird’s head—it looked somewhat surreal, almost styled like a storybook illustration.

The bird had two golden feather ”eyebrows” sweeping across both sides, the entire head white, and on top, a pair of golden spiral horns curved outward.

Behind the sculpture was a trumpet-like opening, ringed by many feathers, with the statue perched right at its center.

They said this creature was based on a real legend: whenever it flew across the sky, it filled the air with music as beautiful as any melody.

It cleansed people’s hearts, gave them courage, and calmed their inner sadness and fear.

In this world, it was the symbol of music itself—a supremely positive image.

The sails were currently furled, but from what they could see, they were plain white sails. How they’d end up painted was up to Alka and the crew.

The ship was now completely unrecognizable from before; compared to its dilapidated state, it really was like a brand new vessel.

Come to think of it, it truly deserved to be called a ”reconstruction.”

By the side, Hibroke gave his introduction: ”The entire ship is 45 meters long, 19 meters wide, with a draft of 8 meters. There are two gun decks below the main deck, and a cargo hold layer.

Besides fulfilling all the requirements you listed before, the entire interior layout has been carefully designed. Of course, how you use those rooms—that’s up to you.”

With those words, he waved his hand, and all the Spells engraved on the hull suddenly lit up.

”The Spells carved into the hull represent the highest-grade configuration, constructed together by the shipyard workers and the Church Engravers.

This includes the basic spell group for automatic navigation. You’ll be able to set a route for the ship to sail itself, and when the seas are calm, it can cruise in safe waters entirely on auto-pilot.

Of course, once the ship truly becomes a Ghost Ship, these Spells will help her sail all on her own, even without a crew.

The outer hull has been inscribed with cleansing Spell arrays and acceleration Spells; there’s even a three-stage speed system: 1.5 times, 2 times, and 3 times faster.

There’s hostile intent detection within a 50-meter range, automatic Magic Shield, and more...”

As they listened to Hibroke’s introduction, everyone’s faces were alight with excitement.

This was amazing—truly the ship of their dreams! Just hearing the features made them want to leap aboard and set sail.

”All right, no use standing around—you all look eager to get on board. Go ahead, she’s been waiting for you long enough.”

Hearing this, Alka couldn’t hold back anymore and scrambled up the hanging rope ladder.

The rest hurried after him.

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