After Mashado's matter was resolved, its living habits did not change much, and it was usually still hidden in Karp's shadow, only taking two boxes of high-level energy cubes when eating, but when Karp was alone, it would come to Karp's side and communicate with Karp through spiritual links.

In addition to communicating with Karp, the relationship between Machado and Manafei is also surprisingly good, and because Manafei is relatively young in terms of age and size, Machado, who is a little bigger than him, seems to take care of Manafei as if his older brother is quite good, and these Caps also look at it.

Of course, Karp had also thought about some of the situations that appeared in the original work, so he had also mentioned to the two elves more than once about the separation of Manafei when he returned to the Temple of the Sea.

Machado was much more receptive to such things, while Manafei was crying and fussing at first. Karp talked to it well, and after telling it that he wanted to use the power of the waveguide to contact him through the medium, he gradually accepted it.

Soon after Manafei accepted, Karp and the others boarded Shipper's ship along the dock.

Because there is no threat of pirates this time, the three old sailors on the ship's ship also set off with Shipp this time, with these three sailors and Shipp, there will be basically no problems in sailing on the sea, if according to Shipp's words, it is that he used this ship to travel around the world, so the wind and waves encountered now are nothing at all.

Besides, there is also Manafei, although it has just been born, but it is born with the ability to call the sea elves, and even if the ship sinks at the critical moment, it can also call the elves who live in the ocean to rescue Karp and others, so this operation will basically not encounter any danger.

Previously, when they were on land, Karp and the others had been heading towards the docks, but when they reached the sea, it was up to Manafei to lead the way.

Although it was also the first time it had gone to the sea since birth, its instinct led it to the temple of the sea, which ordinary people could not see or find.

Karp personally sent Manafei to the sea, and then he stood at the front of the boat and watched Manafei jumping in the sea, and had to admit that Manafei who entered the sea was indeed more active and happier than it was on land, and Karp also subconsciously chuckled when he saw it frolicking in the sea.

'Is it really okay?' ’

Just as Karp was staring at Manafei, Machado's voice reached his mind through a spiritual link, and at this moment, Karp was standing on the empty deck, and Machado naturally jumped out of Karp's shadow.

'It's okay, after all, Manafei is also an elf called the Prince of the Sea, and this sea is its territory, so there will be no problems. ’

That's good. ’

After a brief exchange of words with Karp, Machado began to watch Manafei in the sea from the deck, just like Karp, until Kona came to call Karp to dinner, and Machado quickly slipped into Karp's shadow.

"Karp, was there a dark shadow around you just now?"

Kona apparently noticed Machado's presence, looked at Karp's shadow in surprise, and asked directly.

"It's an elf that can hide in your shadow, and it won't be dangerous if you don't anger it."

After hearing Karp's brief description, Kona didn't continue to ask, but just nodded and suppressed his curiosity, and took Karp to the cabin to eat.

Things should have continued at this pace all along.

It was not difficult for Manafei to find the Temple of the Sea, and without the threat of pirates, even if there would be some storms and waves during the voyage, it would not be a big problem, but it was in such an otherwise ordinary journey that some things had to be taken seriously.

Originally, the process of sailing was very boring, so when Karp was bored, he let his elves train, and let Kirbymon, who was a little heavy in size and weight, go to the sea to swim to exercise himself.

When there was nothing to do, Karp went to watch the frolic among the elves after he finished making the energy cubes.

Manafei and Machado still stay together and play with each other when no one is around, because Machado can use his own energy to manipulate some elves, so he watched Manafei sit on the body of a howler whale king in the sea, so he casually controlled a howler whale king and jumped on it.

At first, Manafei was a little worried about the controlled Howler Whale King, but later found that Machado's control was not particularly harmful to it, and he didn't care much about it, so he gave up his worries and began to play with Machador.

The sea elves who were attracted by Manafei looked at the two child-like elves constantly playing with each other, and their expressions were also a little helpless, but they just watched all this silently like Karp, and did not express any thoughts.

Originally, this kind of thing was not a big problem, but God knows what consensus was reached between Machado and Manafei, and Machado casually manipulated two more elves, and Manafei jumped into the sea and began to call more sea elves over.

At first, Karp had a bad premonition when he saw this, but he didn't know what his bad premonition was, so he thought about it on the boat, and then he found that as more and more elves called by Manafei, a young elf who was not quite the same as other elves flapped his wings a few times, barely flew to the boat, climbed to Karp's side, and rubbed his head on Karp's leg.

Karp was so surprised that he couldn't even speak, although it looked small, but this elf was too recognizable to the trainers of Guandu - it was a Lokia, or rather a Lokia in its infancy.

Karp remembered that there did indeed appear in the plot, but he didn't expect that this little Lokia would be called by Manafei.

And this little Lokia lives with Lokia, so it comes by itself actually means that Lokia will come to the door soon. This matter is actually very troublesome for ordinary trainers, but Karp and Lokia still know each other, so he only finds it a little troublesome for such a thing. When Lokia saw little Lokia with him, it was estimated that as long as he explained a few words, Lokia would be relieved.

But just as Karp was sorting out his words, from the other side of the sea, another giant elf revealed itself from the sea.

The elf, who looked like a blue whale, jumped out of the sea, then opened its huge mouth and let out a roar - with the appearance of this elf, the sky suddenly darkened, and the rain fell directly down the sky.

The moment Karp saw it, he recognized it as Gaioca, one of the three giants of Hoen, the god of the sea, and the elf who had been called out by Manafei in the original work.

Originally, this matter was not a big deal, but as soon as Gaioca came out, little Lokia was scared to cry, and then with the cry of little Lokia, a long angry cry came from afar.

Karp had heard the voice, so he knew it very well - it was Lokia's voice.

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