Chapter 121 The Octopus

This time entering the script, the system didn't give Feng Bujue any restrictions; in the pitch-black seabed, he could still clearly see many things with his data vision.

So, after jumping into the water, Brother Jue immediately saw the situation below.

A giant octopus, larger than an African elephant, was lying on the seabed, using its body to entangle the anchor of the Queen Anne's Revenge; the four pirates who had gone down to check were all wrapped in the octopus's tentacles.

"They are Blackbeard's crew after all, they're still alive..." Feng Bujue thought as he dived down. "Judging from the situation when that 'Corkscrew' brother pulled the anchor, this octopus's weight should be heavier than the entire Queen Anne's Revenge, but its size is less than a third of the latter… It's clear that this monster's body density is extremely high."

"Being entangled and sucked by this kind of creature, even metal might be deformed, ordinary humans would definitely be squeezed into minced meat in an instant; but… these crew members can endure this long while holding their breath."

Although he couldn't swim, Brother Jue could still maintain extremely high mobility by using Moon Steps underwater.

Before long, he had approached the target.

Swish—

It was too late, but lightning fast! The moment Feng Bujue entered the monster's attack range, a tentacle lashed out towards him.

"Ah... the difference in size is really helpless..." Feng Bujue didn't hesitate much, and after a brief moment of吐槽 in his heart, he summoned [Mǎ Sūn].

With Brother Jue's constantly growing Summoning specialization, this summon, which was only Grade D at first, is now a solid Grade A combatant; not to mention dealing with an octopus, taking care of a monster or two (actually, from a setting perspective, most of the monsters in the *Ultraman* series are very strong, far from just being big and tearing down model buildings) would be no problem.

"Super… gu… Golden… glug… Chinese Cut… garalala… Dance!"

No one knows why, even though he was underwater, even though he had a pipe in his mouth, even though he was only facing a limited-intelligence invertebrate... Feng Bujue was still almost obsessively spitting bubbles while reciting the name of the move.

In any case, Ma Sun's attack was still very effective. For octopuses, a slash attack is undoubtedly a very effective means of restraint.

In just a few seconds, the monster's entire tentacle was cut into dozens of pieces, shattering and floating away.

Bang bang bang—

The next second, three consecutive muffled sounds suddenly rang out...

Perhaps sensing the difference in strength, or instinctively feeling danger, the octopus decisively released the anchor and sprayed several mouthfuls of ink after fighting Brother Jue once, and then turned to escape.

"More cunning than I imagined..." To Feng Bujue, the ink was meaningless, his observation method wasn't affected by that kind of thing, "I could have let you go, but in this situation you still plan to take those four people with you… that's a bit too greedy."

While thinking, Brother Jue had already used [Ling Shi Ju Shen Shu - Modified] and chased after it at high speed using chained Moon Steps.

Octopuses are able to burst out with amazing speed, they can also use the siphon to squirt water, to achieve the purpose of accelerating.

Unfortunately, in terms of speed, Feng Bujue is in the first echelon in the entire Main Universe, there's no reason for him to lose to this low-level monster.

Chase, slash.

Ma Sun's duration is sufficient, enough for Feng Bujue to chop the entire octopus to death.

Of course, in the end… he still didn't do that.

The monster's intelligence was indeed higher than Brother Jue had imagined. After being chased, it quickly realized the reason it was being chased, and immediately released the four pirates who were still being sucked onto by its suckers.

Seeing that the four crew members were saved, Feng Bujue stopped chasing. After all, this wasn't the kind of game where killing monsters would give experience and drop equipment, there was no great meaning in cutting them off from the root.

In short…

Five minutes later, Feng Bujue and the four pirates had all returned to the Queen Anne's Revenge.

At this time, Mr. Woge had already directed the others to haul the anchor up.

Blackbeard, like an outsider, coldly watched the whole thing, didn't make any comments, and just urged after the matter was resolved, "Can we set sail?"

And the four pirates who were rescued just simply said "thank you" to Brother Jue a few times, sounding quite perfunctory.

Thus, after calming this small disturbance, the pirate ship set sail again and began looking for a new landing site.

…………

At the same time, on the other side of Mount Whackmore Island.

A figure wearing a monk's robe slowly walked out from under the surface of the water and stepped onto the land of Mount Whackmore Island.

Although he appeared from underwater, he didn't have even a drop of water on him; although he stepped on the beach, the soles of his shoes and the hem of his clothes didn't have a grain of sand on them.

It was as if… an invisible force had isolated him from the surrounding environment.

"It took longer than I expected..." The man who was called "Master" by Crazyeye, muttered to himself after landing, "However... this distance is undoubtedly beyond the detection range of Feng Bujue and 'those two guys'; in order to ensure that 'the penultimate step of the plan' is foolproof, this degree of caution is still necessary."

Just as he was speaking, suddenly, there was a rustling sound from the bushes near the beach.

The Master didn't show any surprise at this, he just stood silently, waiting for the change to come.

A few seconds later, a burly man with a black beard reaching his waist walked out of the woods.

This fierce-looking Cossack had also appeared in front of Feng Bujue before… in the *Hunter Island* script, he appeared as Fude's servant, and bore the "hidden Boss" identity of that script; however, Brother Jue didn't trigger this plot in that script, so he hadn't fought him head-on.

"It's you..." The Master said calmly when he saw the man, "I remember... you're called 'Ivan', right?"

Ivan nodded, he was a mute and could only respond in this way.

"What are you doing here?" The Master asked.

Ivan gestured a few hand signs.

"Welcoming me?" The Master sneered, "Heh… the signal I sent you wasn't for you to waste manpower to do such pointless things."

Hearing this, Ivan thought for a second, then knelt on one knee and lowered his head nervously.

"Alright… get up." The Master waved his hand, "I'm not some demon, if I had to kill people even for such small things, I would have no one to use long ago."

Ivan breathed a sigh of relief and stood up from the ground, but the cold sweat on his face was still flowing down, and his body was still in a tense state.

"Since you're here, lead the way." The Master paused for a few seconds, then continued, "The construction of the 'new altar' should be completed, right? Take me there to have a look first."