"Red Star?" The doubts in his heart suddenly increased a lot, and Kasia remembered that the exact time of the appearance of the Red Star was five years later, and that it would only be one, or two, and it was almost impossible for six to appear at the same time, "Also, where is this?"

It seemed to be a key-like word, and even if it only appeared in the heart, a ray of light pierced the sea water at this moment and shone into Kasia's eyes. Instinctively tilting his head back, Kasia followed the light and looked over, and when he sank to the bottom of the sea, he saw a light source as bright as the sun, which was extremely far away from here, emitting a light that guided the way.

"Lighthouse on the shoreline?" thought fell silent in the loud hum that followed.

"Are you awake?" he didn't know exactly the time, but he sat up straight as he felt a light flickering in front of him. The vision is like a machine slowly restarting, and when the scene in front of it becomes clear, the hearing that has successfully restarted one step ahead of it captures these words with surprise and joy.

Without an immediate answer, for about ten seconds, Kasia looked at a woman who was looking at her curiously—seventeen or eighteen years old, with blonde hair. The skin should be constantly in the sun, dark, and rough, without the delicate feeling that she should have at her age.

Wearing a slightly thick dress, the face is not pretty, but it does not look ordinary, and in short, it looks comfortable to make. The woman had a fresh fishy smell on her body, and Kasia didn't know why she judged it to be fresh, it must be due to the fact that he had been with the fish in the lake for a long time in the volcanic no-man's land.

In a small room, very compact layout, except for the single bed where Kasia sits, there is only a single desk on the side, on which are sparsely placed a few books with traces of long-term reading, and other obvious observations in the room are only the overhead lamp and a woman waiting for an answer.

"Where is this?" said Kasia, rubbing her head and looking out the window.

A sea with no edge and a sky with good weather. The shaking beneath her body made Cassia judge that she was referring to a boat, and that it was a fishing boat that was not very large, without the woman's answer. The sound detection then confirmed his thoughts, so that Kasia didn't pay attention to what the woman said.

"It seems like a bit off from the plan. By the time the woman had finished speaking, Kasia had lowered her head and fallen silent. Seeing this, the woman seemed to understand something, and she thought of the previous situation, obviously treating Kasia as a seriously ill patient.

"You take a rest first, I'll go get you something to eat, and by the way, call the part-time doctor over." ”

It wasn't until the sound of the door closing that Kasia raised her head and took a deep breath, and her body began to recover with the powerful beating of her heartbeat. I don't know how long I've been in a coma, but I should have been in a coma for a week or two. This was expected by Kasia, but he had thought that when he woke up, the scene in front of him should be frozen ice, but during the coma, the plan seemed to have deviated greatly.

"The blood that flowed from the wound mixed with the concentrated dragon blood, corroded through the iron box, and then began to corrode the remaining ice, eventually eroding it into a deep hole that reached the current below the ice?"

"Then this should still be the territory of the Empire, but I don't know which offshore sea it is. Kasia muttered to herself, looking at the sea outside and sighing, "I hope this place isn't too far from the tundra." He said that he immediately got out of bed, only to find that the supporting leg of the bed had long been broken, and now it was a bed board on several stacked steel shelves.

Covered with an unknown fat, Cassia uncovered the left side of his body, and the horrible wound was indeed healed in the blood of the dragon mixed with the potion, leaving no trace. Even the organs that had been shattered by the sniper bullet seemed to have never experienced that attack, and there was no change in the slightest. But the missing tubes reminded Cassia that the memories weren't a lie that the brain had concocted.

It was the suppression tube that the Volcano No Man's Land had replaced later, and in Cassia's current state, their role had diminished since they devoured the red crystal. The effect and influence of existence and non-existence don't seem to be much, at least Kasia's body is feeding back the information like this.

After taking a few steps, the biggest feeling was tantamount to relaxation, as if all the accumulated worries had really disappeared, Kasia exhaled and laughed unconsciously. I don't know why it's like this, I just want to smile and express my mood at the moment, that's all.

Soon after, the three solid red mercury sticks in the body began to emit a little bit of warmth. At this time, the woman just now pushed open the door with a middle-aged man with rough skin, and saw Kasia standing in the small room, and no one spoke for a while.

"Well、、、 thank you for saving me. Kasia could probably understand the mood of the two people in front of him, and said sincerely.

Gradually, there was a topic of conversation when the woman first broke the air with an eerie atmosphere. It was indeed a small fishing boat, with a crew of more than thirty, heading to a port in the Empire.

"Recovered?" asked Kasia in the room, confused, like a patient with lost memory. Probably because of the personality, the conversation then became softer.

"A fishing net caught up with the fish. The part-time doctor was careful to say that he was the cook of the fishing boat, a doctor, and a maintenance worker for a steam furnace, and that he knew a little bit about the work that had nothing to do with fishing, "When you fished up, most of your body was frozen in ice, and everyone thought you were dead, but seeing that you still had a heartbeat, they broke the ice and moved you to this room." Well、、、 it took a lot of effort. The man finally added that he seemed to know something.

"Do you remember anything?" the woman interjected, her eyes wandering over Kasia. This reminded Kasia of the few books on the desk beside her, all of which were books about strange stories about the sea.

In silence at the right time, Kasia made a reminiscence look, and neither of them spoke anymore, leaving the steaming food behind. As the door closed, Kasia looked up and asked for today's date.

"It's been more than half a month. "I wonder if the knight squire assessment has ended during this time." ”

A day or two later, a series of things gradually sorted out, and Kasia also got acquainted with several people on the ship. It was also at this time that he dismissed the idea of leaving the ship and swimming back to the tundra with physical strength. According to the ship's map, it was a long way from the tundra, but Kasia thought that he still had a long way to go, considering the progress of the knight's squire. The most important thing is that there is still a lot of time agreed with Cassie.

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