My father has the appearance of an emperor

Chapter 110 Investigation (Part )

Jiang Chen is not a person who needs to get to the bottom of everything.

Especially the ghost bride warned him not to explore the secrets behind the chaotic world at will.

However, the secret is like a peerless beauty with a hazy veil. You can’t avoid prying into it just because you want to.

Especially when it comes to life and death, that kind of fatal temptation is even more suffocating and desirable than Miss Dong Simiao wearing only a bikini and pressing him into her broad bosom.

Of course Jiang Chen asked this not out of curiosity, but because he found that if you were not asking the Captain about the direct secrets of the ship, he would still answer you.

It would be nice to get some other answers!

“Don’t give up on getting all the information you can get. The information you get today may not be useful, but it may play a big role in the future.”

These words were not taught by the Great Emperor, but were summarized by Jiang Chen himself during this period. The main source of these words came from Shu Boqiu. It was because she talked about some rules of the game in the primitive area that Jiang Chen made a huge breakthrough in the third mission.

For this reason, he consciously recited it ninety-eight times... When he recited it ninety-ninth time, he could no longer bear the boredom and fell asleep.

Fortunately, what you teach yourself is more effective than what others teach you. Now Jiang Chen instinctively doesn't care about anything and just wants to get whatever information he can.

The bearded captain chuckled and said, "You don't seem to be in a hurry."

"I still have some confidence and self-confidence. For me, what I need to consider is always whether it is worth it." Jiang Chen replied.

The confidence comes from the ghost bride.

If they really dismantled the ancient palace and sailed separately, Jiang Chen believed that the Ghost Bride's powerful strength would be enough to escort them.

As said, the question is whether it is worth it.

If the sea monster comes every hour, that would be a big problem, and maybe all three chances would have to be used here, so I might as well just kill everyone on the other ship.

Uh... that's a bit cruel!

I still have a bottom line. I can force them onto our ship.

However, Jiang Chen was not sure what the consequences would be if he took the ticket to the element and went to the Chaos Zone. What would happen if he bought Cao Jin's ticket and went to Guo Gang's venue? Would he be beaten out? Probably?
He narrowed his eyes at the captain. "If I force them to go to the Chaos Zone with us, will they die?"

"That's the answer you need to find yourself." replied the bearded captain.

I knew this would be the answer.

Jiang Chen laughed softly.

He was about to say something else when his eyes suddenly froze.

A small ancient bronze bell was hanging on the top of the cockpit.

bell?
Why is there a bronze bell on the Hometown Hope?
My father's instructions echoed in my mind.

Go to the Land of Chaos, find the places he has been to, and ring the bell there!

There are no boats in these explanations!

There is no Homeward Bound.

But that was because what he gave her was just a map of the Land of Chaos, and there was no ship on the map.

Is it possible that there is some information beyond this that my father has not yet hinted at?
Wrong information can give out correct information, and correct information can give out hidden information???
Thinking of this, Jiang Chen said, "By the way, Captain, is the Homesickness's duty to transport newcomers? I mean, is this one ship? Is it specifically responsible for transporting newcomers to the Chaos Land? This question has nothing to do with our current mission. I believe you can answer it."

The bearded captain smiled slightly: "Well, yes, this one is enough. Why?"

"Then I guess you've transported a lot of newcomers."

"There are indeed a lot of them, just like a school bus driver, transporting these children one after another." The captain sighed.

Jiang Chen slowly stood up and walked to the ancient bronze bell.

He touched the clock gently as if out of curiosity, and even tapped it a few times with his fingertips.

The bearded captain looked at him strangely but said nothing.

The next moment, Jiang Chen had a small gavel in his hand and he knocked towards the ancient bell.

boom!
A huge roar came from the Homesickness, echoing widely in the endless waves. The huge sound waves rushed straight into the sky and even set off a violent wave on the sea.

The sudden bell startled everyone, and the bearded man looked at Jiang Chen in surprise: "What are you doing?"

He wasn't overreacting, just surprised.

Jiang Chen just smiled and looked at the clock.

At the moment the bell rang, he felt a strange and inexplicable feeling in his heart, as if some voice was whispering in his ear.

"A strange... fate..."

Jiang Chen only heard these two words vaguely, but something seemed to be opened deep in his heart, but it did not bring about any changes.

This made Jiang Chen confused for a moment, yet excited.

correct!
This is also the clock left by my father, but it is not shown on the map.

I rang the bell, I fulfilled one of his predictions!

Although I don't know what wish he made, I know it was for me!

I felt it... I felt the earnest expectation behind the bell!
Jiang Chen smiled gently.

Dad...you can do it, Cheng knows how to play!
The sound of the bell resounded through the sky, attracting everyone to watch for a while. After seeing that nothing happened, they didn't care.

Vivian walked in from outside.

She seemed particularly interested in Jiang Chen. She entered the cab and looked at Jiang Chen with bright eyes, "Did you ring the bell?"

"I was just unable to control myself." Jiang Chen took back the gavel and said with a smile, "What's the matter?" "There are no sailors on the ship, only a captain." Vivian said.

Captain Laurent grinned, "The ship can't be driven now anyway, right? I'm heading for Chaos, and Smith's heading for Elements. No one can pull the other out, so why waste our energy?"

Hearing this, Jiang Chen narrowed his eyes.

Vivian said, "Smith? You mean the captain of the Homesickness?"

"Of course." Laurent replied confidently: "One captain per ship, that's fair, isn't it?"

"It's indeed fair." Jiang Chen muttered softly.

Jiang Chen simply stood up after Vivian interrupted his conversation.

He walked outside.

"Where are you going?" Vivian asked.

"Go to the Homesickness and talk to Captain Smith." Jiang Chen answered without turning his head.

Vivian pouted and said, "That's the ship of the elemental ordained people. Be careful or they will consider killing you."

"Cooperation amid suspicion..." Jiang Chen sighed.

He really didn't want to get on that boat, but the situation now was one where you might need to understand more than one side of the situation.

He turned to Vivian and said, "You'd better go and sort out the information that other ordained people have obtained and show it to me later."

Then he walked towards the ancient palace.

Weiwei rushed out angrily: "You are just a child, don't speak so arrogantly!"

Jiang Chen waved his hand: "I don't look like a child at all."

Walk through the deck walkway, go up the gangway of the ancient palace, and come to the locked cabin door.

The golden worm bubbled: "I am the Skeleton Key!"

Great, I like you to say that.

This means you can open the door!

Jiang Chen could feel a strong force on the door, and he couldn't get through it even if he used ghost form, but the golden worm could solve this problem.

But there's no rush now.

There were ordained people everywhere searching, and Jiang Chen didn't want to easily expose his ability to sneak into houses and pick locks at will.

Walking through the long corridor in front of the palace, Jiang Chen came onto the Homesickness from the gangway.

Several elemental ordained people looked at him with alert and vigilant eyes.

They knew Jiang Chen's strength, and they also knew that this was a period of cooperation, but they also knew that if they could not find the key to solve the problem, then perhaps the final solution would still be to fight each other - no one wanted to face the seemingly endless sea beasts.

Jiang Chen walked over carelessly: "Okay guys, don't be so nervous, I'm here to see the captain."

As he said this, he walked to the upper deck and came to the cockpit of the Homesickness.

As soon as I entered, I saw the elemental ordained person named Noya standing there, talking to an old man wearing the same captain's uniform.

The old man had a hunched body and a high back.

The hunchback is quite severe.

He was almost lying on the rudder, muttering, "Don't make unnecessary guesses. It's meaningless."

Seeing Jiang Chen appear, Nuoya's eyes showed a hint of surprise: "Why are you here?"

Jiang Chen answered directly: "The first element of the mission is to make us cooperate amid suspicion. In this case, I think the key to breaking the deadlock is likely to exist on both ships at the same time. So I am here!"

Then he said to Captain Smith: "Captain, I know you will not answer all the solutions to the problem, but I believe you are willing to answer some questions."

The old man looked at him, and a smile appeared on his dry lips: "What do you want to know?"

"The reason you didn't start the boat now is because the two ships are not heading in the same direction?"

"Yes."

Noah said, "I've asked about this."

Jiang Chen continued to ask: "If the two ships separate, can they go in their own directions?"

"Yes."

Noah: “I asked that, too.”

Jiang Chen continued: "What if I ask the Homesickness and the Homesickness to synchronize? For example, go to the Chaos Land first, and then go to the Elemental Land?"

The old man replied: "You have no right to give orders."

Jiang Chen looked at Nuoya: "Have you asked this question before?"

Noya crossed his arms, "Not yet, but I won't agree to it. Unless you go to the elements first, then to chaos."

Jiang Chen narrowed his eyes: "In other words, the person who receives the precepts can decide the direction of the ship?"

Noya was slightly stunned for a moment, and after a while, she said, "Unless it is a designated direction, any direction must be agreed upon by all the ordained persons."

Jiang Chen grinned: "Only if you know which direction to specify!"

(End of this chapter)