After I Became a Divine Monarch, the Sect Wants Me to Marry In

The ship malfunctioned.

This was something Gu An had not anticipated.

He had clearly purchased his ticket and boarded the ship properly, heading to Beihu Snow Continent.

Before boarding, he had specifically done his research.

This route hadn’t experienced any issues in the past twenty or thirty years.

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Be it the Immortal Ships from the Overseas Islands or the large ships from Beihu Snow Continent, or even the commercial ships operated by the Royal Family, no one had ever complained.

Even the few Sect ships had never been reported as faulty by anyone who returned.

Who would have thought that the moment he boarded, there would be problems?

Moreover, he had to find the issue himself.

He blamed himself for coming alone.

If he had brought Ye Xiu and the others, there would be someone to command.

They also had experience in this area.

Previously, it was always them who went to investigate.

It’s just that.....

It would often result in quite a number of deaths.

Gu An briefly considered and then left the room.

He disappeared from the Teleportation Array and appeared on the deck.

Currently, on the deck, people were coming and going, and many were filled with curiosity about everything here.

"I didn’t expect to actually get the ticket this time. I thought it was an ordinary Immortal Ship, but it turned out to be a First-class Immortal Ship. I was a bit apprehensive when boarding, but now I’m finally at ease. The First-class Immortal Ships are the most reliable among all Immortal Ships."

"Indeed, in the past, it was hard to get a ticket even for the lower levels, let alone the Eighteenth Layer. We are truly lucky this time."

While walking, Gu An passed by the two, and upon hearing their conversation, couldn’t help but glance back, feeling suspicious.

He then continued walking.

While unobserved, he left some Blood Spirits to monitor the situation here.

Of course, he didn’t dare to make it too obvious.

This ship was not simple; carelessness would lead to discovery.

As he wandered around, Gu An unexpectedly discovered that many people were saying they were lucky this time.

In the past, it wasn’t easy to board a First-class Immortal Ship.

The more he observed, the more Gu An understood.

This time, many boarding were those who couldn’t board before.

Indeed, something was wrong.

In the past, those people had cultivation and status.

Now, they only had some cultivation, and their status was probably average.

It seemed the target was not the ship but rather the people on board.

Afterward, Gu An began searching to see if anyone else had noticed anything unusual.

And whether anyone was already resisting.

He wasn’t very confident in himself; it was better to let professionals handle investigating conspiracies.

But after searching around, he hadn’t encountered anyone who had discovered anything.

However, Gu An wasn’t in a hurry; after all, it was only the first day, and the ship had just set sail.

After some thought, Gu An decided to try taking a roundabout approach.

Later on, he found the small team leader in charge of deck management.

He asked a small question.

"Senior, if I want to disembark now, can you refund the Spirit Stone?" Gu An asked a middle-aged man.

"It should be possible. However, the refund is up to thirty thousand per person, and that’s a higher-level refund. At the lower levels, it’s even less. After all, we might not get new passengers later, and initially, these spots were bought ahead of time; it’s just that the passengers were quicker to secure them." The middle-aged man explained softly.

Gu An pondered.

Getting thirty thousand back meant losing sixty thousand, a thirty thousand breach?

Sixty thousand plus the few tens of thousands he had, added up to over a hundred thousand.

It still wasn’t enough for a ticket.

But Spirit Stones, they can be earned back; dangers avoidable should be avoided.

"If I want a refund, who should I see?" Gu An asked.

"You’d have to wait for the next port of call, approximately in twenty days." The middle-aged man saw Gu An frown and explained, "We only handle the ship’s operation, not the Spirit Stone refunds. Moreover, passenger movements and some documentation are processed by people onshore.

This is also for the guests’ benefit. If someone impersonates to claim, we can also prevent it."

Gu An was silent for a moment and decided to wait a bit longer.

After all, with Chu Meng here, there’s at least someone to rely on.

Gu An also needed to be sufficiently prepared.

To cope with the changes here.

Leaving enough Blood Spirits, Gu An returned to his quarters.

Chu Meng was still drinking tea and eating peanuts.

However.....

Gu An glanced at the bed that had been pushed together and was silent for a moment.

He always felt that Chu Meng harbored ill intentions.

"Do you sleep on the bed?" Chu Meng asked when he saw Gu An return.

Gu An looked at the bed pushed together but didn’t answer immediately.

It was only when he was about to speak that Chu Meng’s voice came again: "You are so dedicated to the path, I suppose you don’t need to sleep, right?"

Gu An: "..."

You are right, please don’t say that again next time.

"Since you don’t sleep, I find the small bed too small for one person, merging the two together, it’s just right for me.

And for the superior’s quality sleep, as a subordinate, you should be able to understand, right?" Chu Meng looked at Gu An with curved brows and a smile.

Looking at the other’s smile, Gu An was silent.

He glanced at his status and found himself trapped in a Charming Technique; finally, he sat at his cultivation spot, forced to study Flying Snow.

Learning actively versus forced learning is indeed different.

During the free time while studying, his mind occasionally paid attention to the Blood Spirits to see if they had gathered any useful information.

Time passed quickly, and three days had elapsed.

During this period, Gu An tried to cultivate Flying Snow.

Chu Meng explained it several times.

Gu An gradually understood that realm.

It turns out Flying Snow can be a snowy ground, a piece of space.

Because when operating, it can compress something, a piece of space, into a size of a pellet.

Then snap it out with a finger.

The power is tremendous, far incomparable to the simplified version.

Thus, Gu An thought of boulders; if they could be compressed and snapped out with a finger.

How immense would that power be?

Flying Snow could be learned.

It just required some time.

This magic technique was a bit profound; fortunately, he only needed to grasp the basics, perhaps learning it without technique values.

After all, with what he could do now, he had already understood significantly more about the magic techniques than before.