Chapter 398 - 370: The Master of the Dragon Tomb
Although they are both ghost ships, the sensation of Aige’s physical vessel sailing through the sea is somehow different.
Other ghost ships rely on a large number of specters to provide power and must also part the seawater to move forward. According to Amberser’s understanding, ghost ships can only temporarily turn into an ethereal state to dodge attacks. This ability lasts a very short time, roughly three to five seconds, and its usage is also limited.
But Aige is different; her physical form can maintain the ethereal state constantly, leaving only a semi-transparent phantom image that prowls stealthily in the gloomy depths of the sea.
You can’t see it clearly or touch it, completely ignoring the effects of seawater, so its stealth speed is extremely fast.
Moreover, not only the ghost ship itself, but all the people and items on board also enter the ethereal state simultaneously.
"Your ship has already left the Prime Material Plane, hasn’t it?" Amberser asked.
Aige explained with a smile, "I can’t explain the principle, but I can sail to any place I wish to reach. Perhaps this is the blessing my father left for me."
That old shipwright treated the ship he built, Aige’s Ship, as his own daughter, and his last wish before dying was for this vessel to sail to every corner of the ocean.
It was this strong desire that turned his soul into the nourishment for Aige’s birth and transformed the ship into a ghost ship.
Aige drifted aimlessly for a while; many living beings were attracted by the ghost ship and then died on it. These bodies and souls nourished Aige, and she finally gained her own consciousness. When she became an independent sentient being, the Necromancy Codex appeared on her ship.