"Is there really a boat here that can sell me a cruise through the depths of the Lost Sea?"

"It should have been there."

Nelson was also speechless.

He has been in the world, and if it weren't for the zero-sum game that took place on White Christmas Day in New York State, things like the Dragon's Skeleton would have been created.

He really doesn't necessarily come here to make big news.

As for these information, they are all old information kept by the forest rangers.

"I don't know what happened recently, so I'll ask first."

The system prompt appears as expected:

[Obtain the phased D-level side mission: Omen of Set sail]

[Task description: Find the reason for the dilapidation of the shipyard]

[Estimated mission reward: Bow Poseidon Statue]

See the task prompt.

Su Wen knew that he was at least on a feasible timeline.

As a future observer, he can indeed keep trying and making mistakes to find the correct future.

But at the same time, he also has his own limitations, which is the time in the present world.

Once the present time reaches the future.

The timeline he observed will become reality.

In other words, the emergence of tasks helped him save the huge cost of endless trial and error.

But Su Wen was not in a hurry:

"Can you show me around here first?"

"Why?"

Nelson was a little puzzled.

But Su Wen looked at the newly cultivated land that was constantly being sown based on the ruins not far away. He looked at the smiles on the faces of the children whose bodies were covered with dust, and then he looked from a distance with great calmness and said:

"It's really different from the Jupiter Islands.

In Jupiter I experienced only escape from disaster.

Nelson.

If in Starfall Port I saw another possibility of civilization.

Now, I probably have truly seen the true meaning of pioneering.

Compared to photographing the so-called ‘Rhine’.

In the lost sea.

in ruins.

A will forged in sorrow and tenacity.

Hope is born among these castaways who have been tricked by fate.
Chapter completed!