Treasure Hunting System： The Ocean Conquerer

If you pay, it can indeed spare its life.

Afterward, Alka waved his hand.

Various points of light within these wrecks flew over under Alka’s control, piling up on the ship and accumulating more and more.

Many things here might have stayed in the sea for too long, covered with various barnacles and seaweeds.

There was even a thick layer of grime attached.

Juanlu looked at a box, pondered, and then pried it open.

With a gentle exertion, he opened the box, revealing a heap of Golden Sail totaling up to a thousand pieces, despite being covered in grime.

”It really is treasure.”

”These aren’t important, what’s important is...”

Alka said, waving his hand as three items flew out from the treasure pile.

Similarly covered in grime and seaweed.

A gentle squeeze.

Element energy gathered around, instantly clearing away the grime, revealing the three treasures anew in front of everyone.

Alka looked at two of them and tossed them into the Treasure Vault.

”Those two are Holy Grail level artifacts.”

Not useful for anything, tossed into the Treasure Vault as collectibles.

Then he looked at the only one left in his hand.

Suddenly, he felt curious.

He wondered if the giant goldfish that had just fled knew about this Scepter level treasure inside.

Indeed.

The one remaining in his hand was indeed a Scepter level artifact.

Judging by the number of sea shipwrecks thrown out when controlled by the whale, there might be seven or eight vessels.

Looking at the exterior, they must have stayed soaked in seawater for a long time, but when discarded, they still maintained their normal shape.

Their sturdy material spoke volumes about the strength these abandoned ships once had, indirectly indicating that whoever mastered such vessels surely had quite a few things in hand, leaving some treasures or colorful gems on each one more or less.

Interestingly, the Scepter level artifact in Alka’s hand was a staff.

About forearm-sized, tightly holding a hand bone.

Which meant the master of this artifact never let go until death.

”This is a Scepter level artifact, why don’t you try it?”

Hearing this.

A trace of confusion appeared on everyone’s face.

Just... there was another Scepter level artifact?

That’s quite unbelievable.

Seeing everyone’s expressions, Alka couldn’t help but smile.

”Although it’s a bit strange, there is indeed a Scepter level artifact among the wrecks he tossed out, I don’t know if it was intentional.”

On hearing this, Lucilia awkwardly said, ”Then I shouldn’t have swung that last sword just now, why didn’t you stop me.”

After all, they had sent so many things and had already fled but she still went after them and gave them a slash.

And it hit the soul, though it might not have a fatal impact on such large creatures, it was painful.

That cry perfectly demonstrated just how painful that slash was.

On hearing this, Alka awkwardly smiled.

”At that time, I didn’t see this artifact.”

He was responsible for blocking the abandoned shipwrecks then, only noticing the many points of light on them, without having time to observe the color of these lights.

”Alright alright, none of this is important.”

Saying that, Alka handed over the artifact.

Several people took turns trying the artifact.

Finally, the one most suitable for the artifact was Julia.

Just at that moment.

Jason seemed to have completed his advancement.

The magic power vortex around gradually began to retreat, and Jason, feeling his strength elevate, approached the group with a smile.

Only to see Julia mastering the artifact.

This artifact seemed to be inciting everyone’s emotions.

”Huh?” Jason was full of confusion.

Because he had been entirely focused on advancing, with Alka and others protecting him, he didn’t even know a whale monster had attacked them.

”How did suddenly there become an additional treasure? Where did it come from?” he asked, bewildered.

Could it be he had spent much too long advancing?

No, that’s not right.

He had calculated he only spent half a day.

Even though he was fully focused, he still had some sense of time, not to the point of having a mistaken perception of time.

Juanlu explained slightly to him what they experienced during his advancement.

”I was just advancing, spending half a day, how come it seems like I missed some big event,” Jason said somewhat frustrated.

Pororo patted him on the shoulder beside him.

”Actually, you should be thankful, if it weren’t for your advancement as a bait, we wouldn’t have caught such a big whale.”

”I won’t be happy with that remark at all.”

Just then, a huge teleport rift opened above the deck.

A huge figure emerged from within.

It was.

Ulu Liwus.

Her body length had now reached over twenty meters, with her wings spread open, appearing as a giant mythical creature from ancient myth.

Yet owing to her radiant splendor, she was exceptionally dazzling under the sun, resembling a holy beast.

”Getting increasingly gigantic, and increasingly beautiful,” Chadite commented beside.

Now, Ulu Liwus, with crystal wings reflecting light under the sun, was truly too beautiful.