The Otherworldly Adventures of a Super Naive Girl

e everyone with him around.

“In that case, everything will be fine.
Princess Hailin and the others who were kidnapped are just too pitiful.
No matter what, I hope we can rescue them.”

“Yanran, you’re such a kind girl!” Oleen gazed at Yanran in a daze.
In that brief moment, he felt like he could do anything for her.

Ming Xi didn’t know it, but Oleen had banked on Yanran from the beginning.
According to his calculations, he fully expected Ming Xi to follow Yanran.
He also understood his fiancé; she would never leave without him.
Wonder if the others on the team would care if these two lived or die it they knew.

Oleen was clever.
He had everything calculated from the start.
What he didn’t consider was how strong the Red Skulls were.
He wanted to make Yanran happy, so the pirates weren’t even a consideration.
This would doome him to a tragic end.

Ming Xi and his team were nearing the end of their five-day journey and were closing in on Demon Wind island, but they hadn’t run into Yanran and Oleen.
Out of desperation, Ming Xi had no choice to but find a way to get onto the island.

“We’ll be spotted if we sail the boat any closer.” Jier cautioned.
He stopped the boat not daring to steer any closer to the island.

“That’s troublesome.
Do you want to swim over?” Ming Xi asked.

Swimming from their current location to Demon Wind island wouldn’t be easy.
It would take them several hours at least.
Not to mention, they could be spotted the moment they got ashore.
After swimming for so long, they would be exhausted and be at a disadvantage in a fight.

“If you have a teleportation spell, we could get to the island easily.” Jier said hopefully.

“No, teleportation spells are easy to use, but their destination is random.
What if we land in a group of pirates?”

Ming Xi rejected the idea immediately.
Before they knew it, a half hour had passed and they entered the waters surrounding Demon Wind island without a solution.

Feng Wu was sitting at the stern playing with the water while they were talking.
If either Ming Xi or Jier were to walk over to her at that moment, they would see a school of fishes surrounding her feet.
There were all kinds of large and small fishes.

Ming Xi and Jier failed to notice them because the fishes didn’t emanate killing intent.
The two guys kept talking completely unaware of the trailing school.

Feng Wu was happy to make so many new friends in the water.
After she had had enough, she walked over to the guys.
She heard them talking as she approached.

“Or swim there.” Ming Xi said.

“I’m not good with water.” Jier was a fire mage, so he naturally disliked water.
He did not want to spend several hours swimming.

“Can you put up with it?” Ming Xi understood Jier’s situation, but they couldn’t use a teleportation scroll unless they wanted to attract unwanted attention.
They had no other recourse but to go with the most primitive solution.