Chapter 446: Wooooooo!
【Your Max HP +3, Attack +2, Spell Strength +2, Defense +3, Dodge +10.】 【"Who is going to read something this short? Update quickly!" — God of Greed and Lust Linfulei】 "Updates require inspiration, you know." Yun Mu scratched her cheek, feeling a bit embarrassed, and subconsciously defended herself.
Although she drew very quickly, when it came to things like comics, speed certainly wasn't the only thing that decided everything.
The most important thing was inspiration; when there was no inspiration, even if one sat in front of the Painting Board for an entire day, one wouldn't know how to put pen to paper.
Fortunately, Yun Mu's inspiration was still passable for now.
She had originally planned to rest after finishing this chapter, but since Linfulei was urging her for an update, she might as well draw a bit more.
Thinking this, Yun Mu sat back down in front of the Painting Board and carefully began to conceive the content for the next chapter.
About three hours later, "I can't do it anymore, I really have nothing left."
"Oyster, it's impossible."
Looking at the messages on the Game Panel where Linfulei kept urging for updates, Yun Mu simply lay back on her chair, refusing to pick up her pen no matter what the other party left in the comments.
Over these three hours, she had drawn six more chapters in succession; the stock in her brain was truly completely exhausted.
Seeing that she really seemed unable to draw any more, Linfulei stopped urging her, leaving behind only the sentence, "Looking forward to this content being promoted to more places," before vanishing without a trace.
After she left, a new message popped up on the Game Panel.
【The effect of your trait 【Fallen】 has increased. From now on, the experience points provided by this skill will increase!】 Was this a reward from Linfulei before she left?
Yun Mu rubbed her chin and pondered for a moment, feeling that the increase in the trait's effect was still very useful.
Especially the increase in experience points provided by 【Fallen】.
After all, an increase in experience points meant she leveled up, leveling up meant an increase in attributes, and an increase in attributes meant becoming stronger. Speaking of which, Yun Mu glanced at her experience bar; there was still more than half to go before the next level-up.
Judging by the current area where Torina's Adventure Journal was spreading, if it were the original experience efficiency, it would take at least two and a half months to level up. She wondered what it would be like now that the trait's effect had improved.
The specific effect would have to wait until tonight to be seen.
"What a hearty session of drawing."
Putting away her Paintbrush, Yun Mu raised both hands and stretched her body vigorously. Just then, a knock came at the door of the Captain's quarters.
"Captain, the girl you brought back has woken up," Meiyin said, standing outside the door of the Captain's quarters.
"She's already awake?" Hearing Meiyin's words, Yun Mu quickly stood up and pushed open the wooden door of the Captain's quarters: "How is she now?"
"Her body is in better shape than a stray child's, as for her mental state..." A slightly strange look appeared on Meiyin's face: "I have never met a normal patient on this ship," she said.
Although, up until now, the infirmary of the Xiangyang had only received two patients.
"I think you should hire another reliable ship doctor; it would be even better if they understood some psychology," Meiyin suggested to Yun Mu.
As a nun of the Dark Night Church, although Meiyin knew some medical skills and could use divine arts to heal illnesses and injuries, her level was actually not very high.
If she encountered injuries or illnesses that even divine arts couldn't heal, she would be powerless.
As for a psychologist or something, she was just joking around. But then again, for sailors who spent long periods at sea, their mental state was indeed not very healthy. If there really could be a psychologist, that would seem quite nice?
"A psychologist, huh..." Hearing Meiyin's words, Yun Mu was lost in thought, but she still shook her head and said: "Let's forget about that."
It wasn't that she didn't want to, but doctors who understood both medicine and psychology were completely rare animals in this era; she couldn't find many at all.
Even if there were some, they were all working for big shots.
Who would be willing to come to the sea to be a small ship doctor? Even if she paid more than those big shots, unless it was high to a certain degree, others wouldn't be willing to come.
Meiyin also knew this truth, so she was just speaking half-jokingly.
"By the way." Suddenly thinking of something, Yun Mu asked Meiyin: "What exactly is going on with the mental state you mentioned?"
She had forgotten to ask just now, but it wasn't too late to add it now.
"Hmm... she looks like she's mentally disabled?" Meiyin pondered for a moment, and after hesitating slightly, she described it.
Ah, this... did it have to be so exaggerated? Seeing that Meiyin's expression didn't look like she was joking, Yun Mu immediately became worried about the girl's mental state.
Could it be that the virus affected her brain and messed it up?
That shouldn't be right; she had checked carefully at the time. But if it wasn't that reason, what else could it be? Could it be that while she was away, the virus mutated in some unknown direction?
That can't be! With that, Yun Mu, wearing a conflicted expression, pushed open the wooden door of the infirmary with Meiyin.
But on the hospital bed, the girl who should have been lying there was already nowhere to be seen.
"Hmm?" Yun Mu was stunned for a moment, then suddenly thought of something: "Again?"
Last time, Karin, who should have been in the infirmary, had mysteriously disappeared. Could it be that this time too... "Report, shortly after Ms. Meiyin left the infirmary, that girl jumped out the window and escaped." The silver-white Ship Spirit Viktor appeared beside Yun Mu at this moment and said.
"So she didn't disappear, she escaped..." Hearing its words, Yun Mu first breathed a sigh of relief, then suddenly reacted: "Wait, you saw it, why didn't you stop her?"
"Correction, the window was not opened by the Young Girl. I did not react in the first instance, but before she fell into the water, I had already mobilized the ropes on the ship to bind her. She is currently being kept outside," Viktor replied unhurriedly.
"Kept outside?"
Only then did Yun Mu discover the Young Girl's trail within the detection range of her Blood Perception. The other party's disappearance just now had been too sudden, and combined with the previous incident, it had left her feeling a bit dazed for a moment. Hearing Viktor's words, she hurriedly walked to the window and looked down.
"Woooooo!"
She saw the girl she had brought back earlier, now being firmly bound in mid-air by the ropes of the Xiangyang. The ropes covered her mouth, causing the suppressed whimpering to only be noticed by them now.
The expression on Yun Mu's face was a bit strange, but she didn't say anything.
"As long as she's okay."
After a pause, she turned her gaze to Viktor: "Next time you encounter anything, notify me immediately!"
"As you command, Captain," Viktor replied slowly. However, to prevent Yun Mu from misunderstanding, it defended itself: "It really isn't that I don't notify you every time, but rather that I deemed it unnecessary at the time. But since you have said so, I will definitely notify you immediately next time."
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