Treasure Hunting System： The Ocean Conquerer

”They’re really unlucky.”

”If Alka and the others come later, let me know. I need to talk to them and understand this process in detail.

The Storm Church commissioned me to do this, as part of the information exchange reward.”

Upon hearing this, Roske nodded.

Nightfall approached.

Alka, after spending the entire day shopping with Chadite and the others, finally returned to the ship. However, when they got back to the ship, they realized they were the only ones who had returned; everyone else was still out.

”This place is really bustling,” Alka said.

He looked at the crystal ball in his hand.

Inside this crystal ball was an elemental creature.

A bird-like fire elemental creature.

However, it was trapped inside the crystal ball and was in a state of deep sleep.

After all, it would be quite challenging for fire elemental creatures to survive long-term in the Endless Sea, given the high concentration of water elements here.

Unfortunately, Alka originally wanted to buy more, enough to form an elemental tribe.

But there was only this one. However, he had ordered many fire elemental cores, planning to set aside an area in his small world to cultivate them.

With the experience of cultivating with the Stonehoof Race and the Thundercloud Element, Alka was now fairly confident. Using his abilities, he could start from scratch and cultivate a singular elemental life form using some elemental materials.

Not long after Alka and the others returned to the ship, the rest of the crew slowly made their way back.

Seeing Juanlu laden with large bags, even his Pocket Ring seemed to be full!

The large bags were filled with peculiar ingredients and seasonings.

Tons and tons were purchased.

Even Simon was carrying a lot of forging materials.

It seems everyone had a fruitful trip.

Seeing everyone return, Alka looked around and asked, ”Has Pororo not come back yet?”

Jason shook his head, saying they hadn’t even seen him all day.

Just as he finished speaking, they saw a big figure approaching—it was Pororo.

Pororo and Matilda then boarded the ship.

”Where’s Julia?” Chadite asked, somewhat puzzled.

She remembered that the three of them left the ship together during the day.

”Behind,” Pororo replied.

Just then, Julia came up, followed by five others.

Five beautiful female figures trailed behind Julia, their eyes fixated on the Sound of Dawn, continually scrutinizing everything around them.

Based on their attire and the light scent of plants around them, it could be deduced that these people were members of the Seed of Life.

Julia quickly approached Alka and said, ”They really, really want to take a tour of the Sound of Dawn.”

Hearing this, Alka smiled and nodded.

”No problem.”

Then, looking at the five beautiful ladies behind her, he smiled and said, ”Welcome.”

The leader wore a green dress. Alka blinked slightly; she was emanating a power at the seventh stage.

Her power could be considered formidable.

She reached out to shake hands with Alka in a friendly manner.

”Sorry for the intrusion. We’re just too curious about this ship.”

Seeing the apologetic smile on the woman before him, Alka smiled and nodded.

”No problem. Let Julia give you the tour.”

Julia then led the five members of the Seed of Life around the ship, mainly congregating around the big tree.

They observed the big tree and watched the Sound of Dawn hopping around it.

Lucilia and the Puppet Girls were playing on the ship.

The members of the Seed of Life were curiously observing these little Puppet Girls.

Some even started chatting with a few of the Puppet Girls.

When Lucilia walked by and jumped onto Alka’s shoulder,

one of the members of the Seed of Life just stared at Lucilia, watching her jump onto Alka’s shoulder.

”Is something wrong?” Alka asked, noticing her gaze and turning to her.

This member of the Seed of Life also had pointed ears, although there were some differences in shape compared to Lucilia’s.

However, it was said that humans with such ears were not uncommon in the Life Sea Region, so it’s not considered a particularly rare race.

She stared at Lucilia: ”Can I ask... are you a member of the Benavis Clan?”

Hearing this, Lucilia visibly flinched.

Alka reached out to steady Lucilia, knowing her surname was indeed Benavis.

Lucilia’s expression appeared very calm, without any particular change. She nodded.

”I didn’t expect you to be a member of the Benavis Clan. I also come from the Life Sea Region; I am from the Nafos family.

Located right at the edge of the Great Forest Islands, though, of course, no match for the scale of the Benavis Clan.”

This member of the Seed of Life seemed excited because she hadn’t expected to meet someone from home here.

But judging from Lucilia’s expression, it was clear that she didn’t particularly want to recall her hometown.