The last time Schliemann felt this way was when he left the Lost Island. At that time, the food on the ship also disappeared inexplicably. As a last resort, Schliemann organized the crew to conduct an inventory of the entire ship.
This inspection allowed him to dig out Hilpeter who was hiding in a barrel in the third-floor warehouse.
Now, who is on the boat again?
Hilpeter doesn't seem to be suitable for being a first officer, so how can he still be touched? Don't you check it before setting sail?
He stared at Hill Peter, who had evasive eyes, and sighed: "Why don't you hurry up and find me? Haven't you done this before?"
"I can't find it. I've arranged for the crew to walk hand in hand through each deck several times."
Schliemann stood up, stamped on the floor, and issued the order to prepare for war.
"Keep looking. If you can't find anyone, don't let anyone rest today."
The captain became angry, and even Vivian, who had been huddled in the cabin, poked her head in and kept asking.
Not to mention the other crew members.
Every wooden barrel containing light beer was opened and poked with sticks; every bag containing dried beans was opened by them and they reached in and plucked it back and forth; the few cabins were packed with far more than their capacity. The crew members, head to head, butt to butt, searched carefully for every crevice.
In short, everyone has a posture of simply destroying the infiltrator if they can't find it.
Walter was also looking for it. He relied on his agility to hang the safety rope outside the boat, and checked the gap between the air bag and the hull.
Ampton was also looking, but it was obvious that he was not suitable for such a thing. The place he was looking for had been rummaged through many times.
For a whole day, the captain's order had not been completed. Everyone had not eaten or rested, and was still searching, but their condition was already very bad at this time.
They stared one by one as if they were going to eat someone, and became more and more irritable. They ran from the bow to the stern of the ship, and from the first deck to the bottom pressure area.
Schliemann leaned on the railing of the bow, clutching the musket at his waist, and looked at the almost crazy crew with an expressionless face.
Beside him, Ampton was drooping.
"Hey! My captain, maybe those are a few mice? Stop fussing, let's start dinner..."
Schliemann shook his head and took out a piece of paper on which he drew an eye.
This eye is completely black, with cross-shaped pupils, and there is a small amount of fluff around the eyes.
"What are these? The eyes of a descendant of an ancient god?"
"No, a crow once entered my captain's cabin. Its eyes were very strange. I drew this crow's eyes.
If it's connected to the Children of the Ancient God, then these crows need to be careful. "
"When you said that, I remembered... There is always a crow on the watchtower of Jimmy's post, but it is too high and I can't see its eyes."
"This matter is not simple. When did Jimmy rebel?
Was he a member of Premus from the beginning, or was he brainwashed by the crow on the ship?
If you can't find out the information about the Primus Cult from the legends of the royal family, then I can only prepare for the worst. "
Apton shook his head and sighed, and returned the paper with the cross pupils to Schliemann.
"I really don't know... maybe I forgot. Why don't you try it with your pendant?"
"I believe you...but if this is the case, then we have to prepare for the worst.
From today on, we cannot let go of any crow that lands on the boat. "
There was a crashing sound on the second deck, followed by a flapping, like two big rats fighting each other.
Everyone took action, and they ran to the place where the noise was coming from on the second deck. Schliemann also rushed over, and finally pushed through the crowd and arrived at Vivian's cabin.
In the cabin, Vivian was having a fight with another girl, her clothes were torn, and the whole scene was extremely sexy.
The crew members were stunned at the door of the cabin, just looking at it, completely forgetting to go up and open it.
Vivian, who had received fighting training since she was a child, undoubtedly had some fighting ability among women, but she was completely unable to show it in front of that girl.
Her eyes were red and closed, and she fell to the ground, entangled with the girl, no different from the women fighting in the market.
Schliemann glanced at the girl's dark hands and knew the identity of the other party. He sighed and waved to the crew.
"Let's go, let's go, you go and eat quickly!"
The captain issued an expulsion order and everyone had to leave. The short Connie jumped outside several times but did not see the sexy scene the crew said, so he could only leave with the crowd angrily.
"Hey hey hey! Let go!"
Selu knew that there was no hope of hiding, so she pouted and let go of her hand. She straightened her clothes, shrank back to the corner and sat there.
When Apton saw Vivian rubbing her eyes, he quickly took off his coat and covered Vivian with the sudden spring light.
"What's wrong with the eyes?"
Once she heard that it was Ampton beside her, Vivian became much quieter. She was no longer angry and became quiet.
"It hurts, it hurts so much."
"She's fine. Just rinse her eyes with water and she'll be fine after a while..."
Selu whispered softly.
Her original plan was to at least wait until the spaceship sailed far enough before appearing. After all, she couldn't hide in Vivian's cupboard.
But according to her calculations, the current voyage had only lasted four days, and she was worried that the Crescent would return to the Hisoka Kingdom and throw herself back.
"You are really good at hiding... No one checked Vivian's cabin.
Get up! Come with me! "
Schliemann held Selu by the collar, and Ampton held up Vivian. The four of them left the cabin and came to the deck.
Vivian was picked up by Walter for simple treatment, while Selu was pulled to the bow by Schliemann.
Schliemann took out the pendant, grabbed the sling and handed it to Selene.
"Catch it."
Selu did as she was told, stretched out her black and purple hands and held the leaf pendant in her hand.
"Why did you come on my ship?"
Selu's eyes were dazed for a moment, and her expression gradually became pious. Schliemann knew that the pendant had taken effect.
"Exploring the world is Weber's dream, and it is also my dream. The closest way to this dream is to get on your ship."
Two lines of hot tears flowed from Selu's eyes, and Schliemann sighed helplessly.
"Who ordered you to board the ship?"
"This is of my own free will! I am willing to work hard for Weber's dream, because that is also my dream!"
Schliemann withdrew the pendant and looked at Ampton.
"There are two solutions now, either return or throw her away."
"Wait a minute, I have another idea..."
Ampton pulled Schliemann aside and murmured in a low voice: "Walter is always on duty at the lookout now. I asked him just now and he said that there must be ten or eight crows on the ship any day.
Let’s just ask, is there a possibility that these crows can only confuse these new crew members? "
“Isn’t Walter new here too?”
"Walter is a Lane person. Lane people are born with the sword of the royal family. They have obedience to the royal family engraved in their blood and will not be deceived by other things."
Schliemann nodded: "You mean..."
