"Ah! Yes... Yes! We should go to... the boat! Hmm! Master, follow !" Aya blushed and looked at Ulysses before turning and flying to the other side of the forest.
What's the matter with ? I was just kissed gently by the master! Why am I so excited and happy? Ah, my heart beats so fast! It won't jump out of my chest, will it? My face is so hot, it feels like it is burning. What is going on? I've obviously done more intimate things with the master! Why would I react like a girl being kissed by a boy for the first ti?'
All kinds of thoughts kept passing in Aya's mind, so that she didn't even notice her front...
"Aya! Be careful!" With a shout from behind, her tiny body was suddenly hugged by a pair of arms tightly, making her unable to fly even a centiter forward.
"Ah! Master, what's the matter?" Aya turned her head and looked at Ulysses' face blankly, still not realizing what had happened.
"Aya! Do you want to try how hard your head is!? Look, there is a big tree in front of you! If you fly like this, you will definitely run into it." Looking at Aya's blank face, Ulysses didn't know whether to laugh or cry.
"Ah! I... I'm sorry, Master, I was distracted a little bit." Aya looked back, and sure enough, a big tree was right in front of her less than one ter away. If Ulysses hadn't hugged her in ti, she would have bumped her head.
"Okay, just be careful next ti. Let's continue. I want to hurry up and see the boat that will take us away from this deserted island." Seeing that Aya seed to have returned to normal, Ulysses let go of her.
"Mhm! I will pay attention..." After Aya answered Ulysses absently, and then continued to fly to the depths of the forest.
"Aya! Be careful!"
"Aya! There is a tree in front!"
"Aya! How many tis do you want to tell you! When flying in the air..."
When walking in the forest, Aya was still flying in the air absentmindedly, causing Ulysses to save her many tis.
Thankfully, after walking for more than an hour, they finally walked out of the forest and ca to the other side of the desert island, but they couldn't see the boat built by Aya anywhere.
"Aya? Did you take to the wrong place? Where is the boat you built?" Ulysses looked around carefully, and finally confird that there was absolutely no shadow of any boats within this range of hundreds of ters. Thinking of Aya's absent-minded look on the way here, he had a big question in his heart. Is Aya just playing with him?'
At this ti, the sun had risen from the sea to the east. The soft orange-red light shone on every part of this desert island, and a large group of early birds sang cheerfully. And the cute face of Aya, who was in the sun, was also red. She looked at Ulysses with a mixture of excitent and affectionate eyes, and the face of Ulysses who was staring at her also blushed inexplicably. The question that he was supposed to ask suddenly disappeared without a trace.
This strange atmosphere lasted for about ten minutes, and was finally broken by Aya. It seed that what Ulysses said ten minutes ago had finally reached her ears. She blushed and answered Ulysses' question:
"Yes, Master, this is where I kept the boat, and the reason you can't see it is because it's not on the sea!"
"No! Not on the sea! Did you make the airship that only exists in the legends?!" Ulysses said with so surprise, then he raised his head and looked up to the sky. But what disappointed him was that he couldn't see anything.
"Hahaha! That's impossible! How can I make a ship that can fly in the sky with my current magic energy! But I know how to make it! Master, when your power must reach level 9, I, as your familiar spirit, will have the magic energy to create that, and I also need so things from you to assist !" Hearing Ulysses' words, Aya was dazed at first, and then giggled. Her sweet giggle was like a silver bell spread across the coast in an instant.
"Oh? Is that so?" Hearing Aya's words, Ulysses scratched his head a little embarrassedly, and then asked curiously: "what do you need from to make an airship!? Also, if you didn't make the airship, what kind of boat did you make?!"
"The thing I need from you is..." Aya looked at Ulysses's lower body and said with an evil smile.
"Uh! Let's not talk about it for now! Anyway, I don't think I will be able to reach level nine any ti soon. You can talk about the boat you have built first." Seeing Aya looking at him like a big bad wolf looking at the Little Red Riding Hood, Ulysses shuddered, and the hair on his back stood up. So he quickly changed the subject.
"Haha Since the master is not interested, then forget it. As for the boat I have made!" Aya paused, raised her right hand, and said excitedly:
"Co out my lovely child!"
With Aya's shout, the originally calm sea suddenly boiled, and a black wooden boat with a length of more than 20 ters, a width of more than 10 ters, and a height of about seven or eight ters slowly floated up to the surface of the sea. Unlike an ordinary boat, this black boat was surrounded by a thick black mist, so that people could not see what it looked like clearly.
"This! Is this the boat you built!" Ulysses looked at the black wooden boat in front of him in shock. He didn't expect that Aya had only spent six or seven days building such a large wooden boat. After living in Taji City by the sea for three years, although he didn't know the process of building a boat clearly, he knew that it would take dozens of people at least half a year to build a boat like this.
"Yes! This boat is not an ordinary boat! Its hull is made of a kind of wood with dark power. It is not only hard and corrosion-resistant but also has the power of self-recovery, just like the ship Titan Poseidon." Aya said proudly.
"But even a giant steel ship like Titan Poseidon was sunk by the magic beast in the end. Can this boat withstand the magic beast's attack?" After the shock, Ulysses imdiately asked the most realistic question. After all, what happened to Titan Poseidon was really unforgettable.
"Of course. The black mist was attached to this ship for this purpose. Its essence is an illusion called Dark Mist. This illusion can make all creatures lose their sense of direction in a wide range. I also used this illusion to bring the master and other girls to this desert island."
"But to support such a wide range of illusions, it would require a lot of magic energy, right? Wasn't it because of excessive use of magic energy that you stayed dormant for nearly a month? If you want to keep supplying the energy to the Dark Mist, your magic energy should not be enough." Ulysses asked a little nervously.
"This is indeed a problem, but I've told you a few days ago that the solution is very simple. It is to borrow the power of the sword of the demon king Judgnt of Abyss. As long as there is the power of Judgnt of Abyss, this lovely child has a magic circle that can emit the Dark Mist twenty-four hours, so that the magic beasts in the sea won't find us." Aya flew to Ulysses's side and said with a smile.
"Oh. Should I summon the Judgnt of Abyss now?" Ulysses thought for a mont and said. Indeed, Aya had said such things.
"There is no need to be in such a hurry. We have to prepare so food and fresh water on the boat. You must also talk to Rasputin, Cherie and others first. Besides..." Aya prolonged her voice.
"Besides what?" Looking at Aya who was squinting at him, Ulysses was a little confused.
"This cute child doesn't have a na yet! I want the master to give it a nice na! It took a lot of hard work to complete it! Co on, master, hurry up and give it a nice na!" Aya said excitedly.
"Na...Um! How about the Archangel! It feels very powerful and majestic!"
"No, absolutely, absolutely not! This is the ship owned by the demon king! How can you give such a na?" Aya frowned.
"That! How about the Cosmos, it sounds good!"
"Hmmm! This one is better than the last one, but I still don't like it. Master can't you think of sothing more prestigious? How about Skull?"
"Skull! No, how can you na a boat that na? I'd rather use my na than using that na." This ti it was Ulysses's turn to object.
"Ulysses? Hmm! Not bad! It's decided, my lovely child! Your na is Ulysses!" Aya exclaid excitedly.
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