The moment I threw myself into the boat
Thump.
The whole hull goes off loudly once.
It's not that the waves hit or ran aground.
As if
Like someone grabbed a boat out there.
The dryer turns immediately.
Lift the crossbow.
by the way
The shadow of the ship
It suddenly increases.
It's not reflected on the water.
Inside the hull,
on the wall and floor
Other shadows overlap.
“…No way."
Naird's voice goes down.
in the shadows
I can hear a step.
Even the wet sound,
It's not even the sound of stepping on a tree.
the sound of treading on the pulse of spirits.
And
The Sea Wilder conductor appears.
It is different from what I saw in the cave.
This time, like Gapju
Water and salt crystals surround the body.
The mask came off,
The face below that
Someone looks like a trace
It's already come off a lot.
"You're following me to the end."
He laughs low.
"As expected, you're like a guardian."
The dryer points at the crossbow.
"That's it."
But the conductor shakes his head.
"No."
"It's not here--
You have to wrap it up."
His hand touches the hull.
At that moment.
Munsik was engraved on the entire ship
It shines all at once.
Naird's eyes grow bigger.
“…This ship."
"It's not a ride."
"That's right."
The conductor answers.
"This is a collector."
in the sea
in the forest
From the Spirit
with all one's energy taken away
a carrying device.
"You've broken this place
What's left is--"
His eyes
I'm hooked on dry-ad.
"I'm just loading you."
Moment
on the inside of the boat
Spirits come back into shape.
debris encroached on salt,
Mist shadows,
Broken Coral Crack
Everyone
It moves like part of a ship.
The escape route closes.
Munsik seals the hull.
Naid grits his teeth.
"This whole ship
Are you going to sink into the sea?"
The conductor nods.
"With you."
And I add a word.
"The guardian is
Because you always need sacrifice."
Dried food is
Hold your breath for a moment.
The blood is still flowing.
But the gaze remains unshakable.
“…All right."
She lowered the crossbow
Dive the ground.
"Then here
I'll show you your miscalculation."
The roots spread through the hull.
The water in the niad
run the pulse of a ship upside down.
The conductor's eyes open wide for the first time.
"That's!"