The Great Age of Voyage of the Elves

Chapter 170 Playing
Facts have proved that some things are never more useful than demonstrations.

Even though Mu had told Riels many times before that there was no need to worry and more self-confidence, it was useless. He was still panicked to death when he saw the navy.

However, when the thunder fell and the rain screen was illuminated, and a round of skills directly stopped the enemy's returning elf team, the impact of the picture was worth a thousand words.

In an instant, Ryles' attitude was reversed.

The electricity-type moves have always had a good offensive advantage in naval battles. The two major restraint attributes of the electricity-type: water-type and flight-type, are the absolute main force in naval battles.

From the perspective of restraint alone, the electric system can be said to be a proper sea overlord, punching sea beasts and kicking birds.

However, there are not many electric-type elves in the sea. The main reason is that the range of most electric-type skills is too short.

Ordinary electric-type moves, such as "electric shock", "discharge", and "one hundred thousand volts", can only be regarded as medium-range attack skills, and the strike range is generally limited to within a hundred meters, which is difficult to adapt to long-distance naval artillery battles.

However, among them, "Thunder" can be said to be rare, an electric attack move that can perfectly adapt to long-distance naval battles!

As long as the field of vision is wide enough, even the enemy a few kilometers away, the thunder falling from the sky can lock it and take it away with one shot!
Coupled with the weather bonus of rainy days around, the thunder in the air condensed faster and more powerful, and even the release interval was shortened.

The superposition of multiple advantages makes the rain and thunderstorm system formed in reality far more powerful than the previous game!

Especially in the sea, it is always beneficial!
So it is normal for Ryles to be stunned when he saw this system for the first time.

He has never seen this scene...

After a long time, he lost his mind and murmured: "This... you actually have so many elves that can fall thunder?"

Mu glanced at him with a smile, and said, "Work hard, and you will be able to master the electric dragon later."

"Really?!" Ryles asked in surprise, "I... I just got on the boat, can I also learn?!"

This is the big move of the electrical department!An ultimate skill on the same level as "Water Cannon", "Blizzard", and "Big Character Flame Explosion"!
Skill inheritance like this is enough to become a family heirloom in a small family.

However, what he didn't know was that since Mu became the captain, he has been helping the crew train elves for free in this way.

Anyway, he has a system, as long as the resources for cultivation are in place, the training plan is the least worrying.

In the past, ordinary crew members on the ship had little knowledge and did not know how great this kindness was, but Riels, as a descendant of a former nobleman, knew it well.

In the past few centuries, the reason why the old nobles of this world were able to monopolize the way of trainers was not only because they monopolized the output of elves, but more importantly, they also monopolized the cultivation resources and methods of elves.

Commoners don't know how to raise elves, and even if they are lucky enough to pick up a cub with good aptitude occasionally, they can't fully develop its potential.

This is the fundamental reason why the nobles have been aloof over the past so many years.

Although this reality has been broken since the Age of Discovery, it is far from being completely eradicated.

Mu's approach was completely unimaginable in Riles' past cognition.

In the past, he worked for the Boschman family and served as a guard for Master Franco. Although he was rewarded by two elves, let alone a big move like "Thunder", the Boschman family never taught him any skills.

Now all the skills and moves of Dianlong are all trained by himself, and he has gone through many detours.

But now Mu told him.

"It's fine if you want to learn. I'll give you the training plan, but bring your own resources."

It is not an easy task to learn "thundering" in places other than the mysterious island. It is necessary to feed the elves with a lot of precious resources.

Mu only promised the plan, and did not report the training expenses.

Even so, Ryles was trembling with excitement.

"Yes, my captain!"

At this moment, his fighting spirit is extremely high!

It felt like there were seventeen warships in front of him now, let alone seventeen, and he dared to swing a cable and jump over there without hesitation!
Obviously, compared to having a few children to inherit the family, it is more tempting to make a name for yourself and revitalize the family!
It's just that the current battle against Mu doesn't need his overly high fighting spirit.

Before the battle, they set the goal very clearly: this battle is just for show, to seduce bystanders in the dark to take the bait.

So after stopping the group of elves who came to support them, Mu ordered without hesitation, "Set up a lightning net blockade in the distance, and don't let them approach our hull!! Speed ​​up and rush over!"

The performance must be realistic, and the acting must be complete.

Next, they will go straight to the protected Silver company ship in the middle of the fleet at full speed.

But in order to ensure that they can get out later, and don't really put themselves in, they will always pay attention to intercepting the approaching elves during the charge, so as not to let them affect their own speed.

At first glance, it looks like a desperate Saburo, desperately drilling into the center of the Gardenia fleet's formation.

But in fact they have always been very stable and have not been dragged.

In addition, the bottom of the two ships directly behind the fleet was flooded and stalled, and the formation was stretched and scattered.

Therefore, when the Black Pearl cut into the formation with a coquettish move, the navy had no time to complete the encirclement, and even the shells bombarding them were sparse at first.

"Accelerate! Accelerate again!! Pay attention to protect the mast and sail!! Rush over!!"

For a moment, the Black Pearl rushed forward at a speed of more than fifteen knots, running with the aura of a famous autumn mountain rider.

"Stop them!!"

On the deck of the escorting capital ship, the captain of the warship shouted anxiously.

He is a little panicked now, but not completely panicked yet.

In his opinion, according to the reckless rush of the Black Pearl, they must have no time to turn around when they rushed in front of the target.

At that time, once they hit the target hull, they will automatically fall into the encirclement circle.

As for the early deceleration of the Black Pearl, it would be impossible to escape the siege.

"Full right rudder, get out of the way!"

For a while, he even took the initiative to give way to the Black Pearl, just to watch the other party plunge into the encirclement.

As for being bumped into by the opponent to the protected target?Does that matter?

As long as this enemy is taken down, it doesn't matter if Silver's ship is hit and sunk. Anyway, their navy and colonial company are not in the same system, so they can't be called all the way.

Taking down the enemy is a military exploit, as for failing to protect the ships in the formation?It doesn't matter, as long as people don't die.

The navy captain's calculation was very good, but unfortunately the following facts did not go according to his script.

The Black Pearl indeed rushed straight into the battle along the path he stepped aside.

But immediately afterwards, the inexplicably appearing enemy ship neither tried to slow down to board, nor rammed into the company ships in the formation.

Instead, they brushed past the edge of the company ship they were protecting.

Then he rushed out of the encirclement without slowing down...

At that moment, the captain of the escorting warship was bewildered.

"This group of people, what are they doing?"

(End of this chapter)