Mystery: A Spark

After the Future arrived, it did not attack either side, but stopped between the Golden Dream and the Blood Pirates, like a referee presiding over a boxing match.

And so, the situation remained deadlocked.

The people on board the Golden Dream breathed a sigh of relief.

There was no other way; with the captain absent, it was quite stressful for them to fight against the Blood Pirates, who had a large and powerful fleet.

The absence of Shatas only exacerbated their already dire situation.

However, things sometimes take unexpected turns.

Shortly after the Future arrived, an even larger ship appeared, its sails adorned with the image of a black tombstone.

The "Death Call" is coming!

Chapter 273 Arthur in Despair

It is located a dozen or so nautical miles from the Gargas Islands.

At this point, the place was in complete chaos.

If Arthur knew what was going on in this place, he would definitely be unable to resist cursing:

"Damn it! They all think I'm some hot commodity!?"

The scene was indeed quite lively.

Nearly half of the seven pirate generals on the high seas have arrived, and even the pirate king has appeared.

If someone unaware of the situation saw this, they might think it was a new format for a pirate convention.

On the Golden Dream.

Blue Wols gritted his teeth as he watched the Death Note rapidly approaching them, or more accurately, speeding toward the Carcas Islands.

He glanced at Grosser and the others with a hint of guilt in his eyes, and said in a low voice:

"Feel sorry."

Then he shouted to the sailors:

"Retreat! Clear the channel!"

If the opponent is only the Blood Pirates, then given the current strength of the Golden Dream, it's not impossible to give it a shot.

If they could get close enough to the "Flesh Tree," Blue Wols believed that the captain's newly recruited tough guys would definitely give Senor a hard time.

But the moment the Deathscythe appeared, all the Golden Dream could do was retreat.

The Golden Dream chose to retreat, and after a brief hesitation, Cattleya on the Future made the same choice.

As for the Blood Pirates, the moment the Death's Call appeared, they scurried away to the side, fearing they might attract the attention of this pirate king.

Although the Rose School and the Blood Worship Cult are both cults, their relationship is far from amicable.

On the contrary, the Blood Worshippers were quite hostile to the Rose School.

Therefore, in the face of the Death Note, Señor could only try to minimize his presence.

After the three major pirate groups retreated one after another, the sea route for the Deathsend to the Gargas Islands became wide open.

This enormous sailing ship, nearly two hundred meters long, with its bow and stern arched high, resembling a crescent moon, seemed to completely disregard the three pirate crews present.

It swaggered toward the Gargas Islands, the huge waves it created even crashing onto the deck of the Future and splashing the crew, but the members of the Star Pirates remained silent and didn't utter a sound.

Even Captain Cattleya didn't say a word, simply watching the Deathsend pass by calmly.

Danitz, who was not far away, looked at her without saying anything, opened his mouth as if he wanted to say something, but in the end he did not make a sound.

Beside him, Klein gripped Abeche's hand, loosening and tightening his grip repeatedly.

He couldn't let the Death Announcement pass by, or Arthur would surely die, he thought to himself.

After a few seconds of silence, Klein turned around and strode into the cabin.

“You mean…” Danitz asked in surprise when he saw Klein’s actions.

Cattleya tilted her head slightly, then looked at the Death Scream ahead and said:

“You can go to my captain’s cabin. There’s a special ritual there, and once the door is closed, no one will know what’s going on inside.”

"Thank you," Klein said without turning his head.

He was looking for a place to go above the gray fog and use the Scepter of the Sea God to deliver a fatal blow to the Deathscythe.

So it can be said that Cattleya's reminder came at just the right time.

The Deathstalker was still moving at high speed and was about to pass the Golden Dream.

It completely ignored the three pirate crews present, as if there was some more important objective ahead.

On the Golden Dream.

Grosser watched the approaching Death's Call tighten his grip on his greatsword and took a step forward.

But the next second, his body froze in place, and it seemed as if there were layers upon layers of transparent walls around him.

At the same time, a low shout came from behind him:

"captivity!"

"Longzel, let me go!" Grosser roared.

“I can’t let you go. Not only will you not help, you’ll also kill everyone. Grosser, you should trust Arthur, and you should trust Shatas,” Longzel said in a deep voice.

“That’s right, Grosser, don’t act rashly,” Mobert also advised.

Shatass had already gone ahead of them to support Arthur, and Mobert believed that she should at least be able to save Arthur's life, after all, she was a demigod of the Stormpath.

The Storm Path is best at dealing with situations where it is besieged.

Even if Shatas goes and is still outnumbered, she can create chaos by generating storms and tsunamis, and then use her flying ability to rescue Arthur.

This is precisely why Mobert let Shatas set off first.

“I…believe in Shatas, and I believe in Arthur.” Grosser planted his greatsword into the deck and said in a gruff voice.

The Death Note had already passed them, speeding towards the Gargas Islands.

Above the gray fog.

Klein used the Scepter of Poseidon to influence the sea monsters in the ocean, quickly located the location of the Deathscythe, and then waited silently.

He was waiting for the Deathscythe to go far enough before unleashing a massive tsunami to give the "Undying King" a small shock from the sea god.

But before the Deathsnatch could travel a sufficient distance, its speed suddenly decreased.

This immediately put the three pirate groups behind them on edge. They kept a close eye on the Death's movements, fearing that the pirate king might launch a surprise attack.

Klein, standing above the gray fog, frowned and raised the Poseidon's Scepter, ready to act at any moment.

Just then, as the Deathscythe slowed down to half its original speed, another huge sailing ship suddenly appeared without warning.

The enormous sailing ship, traveling at an extremely high speed without any intention of slowing down, crashed head-on into the Deathscythe, bringing it to a complete stop and creating a teeth-grinding roar.

"A mysterious queen? Could the sword she's holding be..." Klein's expression gradually became strange as he looked at this new troublemaker.

On the bow of the Dawn, Bernadette had completely changed her look.

Her chestnut hair turned deathly pale, her face lost all color, and her whole body was enveloped in a thick aura of death, as if she had just walked out of hell.

Bernadette, wielding Frostmourne, completely ignored the "Undying King" Agarito opposite her, instead turning her gaze to the Deathcaller itself. In a hoarse voice that seemed to resonate with the very soul, she coldly uttered:

"Death Scream, do you want to face true death today!?"

Wow, that's quite domineering. Facing the Undying King, who is also a pirate king, she actually threatened him with death... But why did she say that to Deathstalker? Could it be that Deathstalker is the real pirate king, and Agarito is just a puppet? Klein wondered to himself.

He recognized her as the woman who had gone to the Roselle exhibition with Arthur.

Adding to the fact that the other person was holding Frostmourne, Klein couldn't help but wonder about the relationship between Arthur and her.

Frostmourne could not possibly have been made by Roselle. After all, as the famous sword of the filial son, Roselle would be insane to make such a weapon for his daughter.

Therefore, the most likely scenario is that the sword was made by Arthur and then given to Bernadette for use.

The two of them visited the exhibition together, and they stood so close together, looking very familiar with each other.

Now, upon hearing the news that Arthur is in danger, this mysterious queen hastily rushed over to help.

Hmm, there's a problem, a very big problem... Klein stroked his chin, his eyes gleaming with gossip.

At sea, after Bernadette delivered a death threat to his face, everyone fell silent.

Their eyes were fixed on the Deathcaller, eager to see how the immortal king would react.

At this moment, Gadriya felt a pang of jealousy.

That wretched bastard… Cattleya gritted her teeth, her impression of Arthur plummeting.

The death knell sounded.

After receiving death threats from Bernadette, the Death Note finally took action after a brief silence.

It started backing away, then turned around.

And then... it sped away from there at an extremely fast speed.

The Death Announcement has escaped.

"They ran away!?" Klein exclaimed in surprise.

This guy is even more cowardly than him, no, he's even more submissive than him.

Faced with a mysterious queen of equal status, the Death Slayer simply ran away without uttering a sound? And it didn't even dare to utter a single harsh word.

Although the Death Note may not have the ability to speak, there is still Agarito, isn't there?

"Good heavens, it's scared this much? Wait, it seems that the Extraordinary Ones of the Abyss Path have the ability to sense danger. Could it be that it sensed that Bernadette could indeed kill it in a short time, so it was scared away? Just how strong is Bernadette?" Klein muttered.

There was no answer to this question for the time being, so he didn't think about it much. Instead, he raised the Scepter of the Sea God and unleashed a massive tsunami on the fleeing Deathscythe.

Then, another bolt of lightning struck before he stopped.

After doing all this, Klein steered the sea monster toward the beach of the Gargas Islands, wanting to see what was going on there.

When he saw the scene on the beach, he couldn't help but gasp.