Douluo: Reincarnation of Leosli, punishing the evildoers

Higewen asked softly, "Duke, shall we choose a ship?"

Leosley did not answer, but his gaze was fixed on a medium-sized three-masted sailing ship.

The ship was painted dark blue, and a white flag hung from its mast, embroidered with a silver sea eagle about to take flight.

The ship looked well-maintained, the deck was clean and tidy, and several crew members were busy with final preparations.

Where is this ship headed?

"These are for the journey to Poseidon Island. They were just loaded onto the island as supplies."

The captain rubbed his hands together and gave a professional smile. Perhaps thinking that Leosley didn't know what Seagod Island was, he quickly explained, "Seagod Island is the holy land of sea soul masters and a place to worship the sea god. Most land soul masters believe in the Angel God, and the Spirit Hall is the place that worships the Angel God and is therefore popular among land soul masters. Sea soul masters also have their own faith, which is the sea god."

"However, the people on Poseidon Island don't usually come out easily. Even when they go to the mainland, they only stay in the surrounding coastal cities, so it's normal that people inland don't know about it."

"Oh?" Leosley was also surprised by the coincidence that there was a ship going to Poseidon Island right after he arrived. But it was fine, since he was going to Poseidon Island anyway, and the fact that there was one saved him a lot of trouble.

"However, if you intend to go to Poseidon Island, I suggest you abandon that idea," the captain said, his tone slightly regretful.

Siegfried raised an eyebrow slightly, her face displaying a subtle curiosity, and asked softly, "Why?"

The captain, with a solemn expression, took a deep breath and slowly revealed a secret that should not be underestimated: "Because once outsiders set foot on that land, there are only two outcomes: either they are ruthlessly turned away, or once they enter, they can never escape."

Leosley stared silently at the captain, his eyes gleaming with inquiry, as if yearning for more explanation.

"On Seagod Island, every Sea Soul Master who turns eighteen faces a difficult test. Only those who pass can remain on Seagod Island to serve the Seagod. Those who fail are mercilessly banished from the island." The captain's words were heavy as iron, each syllable striking the heart with a weight. "What's even more terrifying is that the test is extremely difficult, and may even lead to death. As for outsider Soul Masters, no matter how old you are, you will be forced to undergo the test. Failure means immediate departure, while success means remaining on Seagod Island forever."

"Anyone who passes the test, whether they are native Sea Spirit Masters of Seagod Island or warriors from elsewhere, will be forever bound to Seagod Island and will be unable to escape."

The captain's voice gradually became serious and solemn, his brows furrowed.
Upon hearing this, Hitchcock frowned slightly, but did not say anything immediately.

Leosley smiled and said, "Thank you, but we've decided to head to Poseidon Island anyway."

Upon hearing this, Siegfried frowned and said, "Duke, this..."

"Sir, if you change your mind, I have other ships here bound for the coastal city. I guarantee your safety and comfort, and you'll enjoy some beautiful scenery along the way," the captain said again, trying to ease the tension.

“Wait, since outsiders aren’t welcome, then what about you?” Higewen pointed to the supplies on the ship.

"The people on Poseidon Island can be self-sufficient, growing some crops and surviving with the nourishment of the sea. However, there are some things that even Poseidon Island cannot have, so they still have to go to the mainland to purchase them, especially some spices and local specialties."

The captain's words made sense. After all, they were able to be self-sufficient, but you can't expect them to conjure up things that they can't grow.
After listening to the captain's words, Leosley smiled slightly: "Don't worry, just take us there."

Seeing this, the captain quickly continued, "My lord, I meant well. The trials of Seagod Island are no small matter. Even if you are a strong person, you may not be able to escape unscathed. If something unexpected happens, wouldn't it be a loss?" "Duke," Siegfried frowned as she looked at Leosley, trying to change his mind.

Higewen: "Duke, I think we should wait until we get there before thinking of another way."

Leosley smiled slightly and said, "Don't worry, I know what I'm doing."

The captain wanted to say something more, but when he met Leosley's deep and determined eyes, he knew he could no longer change the man's decision.

The captain wiped the sweat from his brow, looking somewhat nervous: "Sir, since you insist on going, I dare not say anything more. However... the supplies on this ship are not yet fully loaded, so I'm afraid we'll have to wait a little longer."

"Okay, please hurry up."

As soon as Leosley finished speaking, the clamor on the dock seemed to pause for a moment. His words, though calm, carried an undeniable decisiveness, as if even the air itself froze. The captain's expression changed slightly, and cold sweat silently trickled down his forehead, but he quickly composed himself, and a smile reappeared on his face, slightly stiff yet still respectful.

The captain bowed and said humbly, "In that case, please wait a moment, sir. I will arrange for people to speed things up immediately. It will not delay your time at all."

After he finished speaking, he turned and strode quickly towards the busy crew, urging them on loudly with a tone of anxiety and sternness. The crew members noticeably quickened their pace, the clanging of wooden crates echoing throughout the dock, and the rhythm of the work suddenly accelerated.

Siegwen sighed softly, her tail swaying slightly: "Duke, shouldn't we reconsider this matter?"

She already knew of the existence of the gods. According to the captain, what if the sea god and the others really didn't know any martial ethics and fought with them?
Last time it was in the snow, which gave us a slight geographical advantage, and the opponent was only a level two god.

This time is different; it's the opponent's home turf, and Poseidon seems to be quite strong.

Without knowing the strength of her opponent, Siegwen couldn't help but feel a little worried.

"Don't worry, this is just negotiation. If the negotiation fails, then physical means will be used." Leosley smiled slightly, his tone calm, but the undeniable authority was evident.

His attitude made Hisewen's heart tighten. She knew that once the Duke made a decision, it could not be easily changed.

I've always been like a bouncy beast, the kind that's determined to never move, even if it means death.

Leosley's gaze fell on the three-masted sailing ship in the distance, a deep meaning flashing in his eyes.

He said softly, "Let's go, let's get on the boat."

After he finished speaking, he strode toward the "Sea Eagle." Several crew members on the deck were busy with the final preparations, their eyes filled with surprise and doubt, clearly curious about this unfamiliar adult.

The captain hurried back, sweat still beading on his forehead, his expression slightly tense, but his tone tinged with obsequiousness: "Sir, the supplies are almost loaded, and we can depart at any time. This way, please." (End of Chapter)