Martial Daoist of One Piece

"what"

Wushuang was stunned for a moment by his question, and then he came to his senses and continued to answer:

"Yes, I made them all. You can give me some pointers. If anything is broken, you can help me."

Wushuang also wiped the sweat from his forehead at this time and walked over again carrying a few steel plates.

But at this time, the old man suddenly pinched his middle finger and index finger with his thumb and approached the hull. He couldn't help but flicked it on the unfinished hull.

"crunch"

The hull also shook slightly, as if it would be pushed into the water in the next second. Wushuang was so frightened that he dropped the steel plate and carefully inspected the surroundings of the hull, and knocked from time to time.

In the end, I found that nothing happened, except that some places were slightly loose and needed to be tightened again when finished.

He couldn't understand how powerful this old man was. He only had two fingers. The steel plate was dented a little by the bullet.

If this guy uses his fists, maybe his unfinished ship will be smashed apart.

"you"

"There are some laxities here, and this part is spliced, so it must be replaced with one piece, and"

Just when Wushuang was about to ask the old man why he was so violent with his beloved battleship, the old man suddenly mentioned the shortcomings of the ship.

In an instant, Wushuang wrote down everything one by one. When he finally reacted, the old man had disappeared.

"Zhoucao should ask him to compensate"

At this time, Kaka was also leaning against the wall with his back, and there was a door next to him. From here, he could clearly hear Wushuang's voice.

In the end, Wushuang picked up the materials and started to modify the hull, reworking the missing areas. At this time, the last words of the old man were echoing in his mind:

If you want to build a good ship, you must be rigorous in everything. You can't cut corners, let alone have the mentality of muddling along.

For a moment, he felt that this was indeed true. You must know that ships have to sail in the sea, and they may encounter danger at any time.

If a loose part results in the death of the entire ship, then it is indeed the shipwright's responsibility.

In the end, Wushuang quickly built a ship. It was fully equipped and not small in size, but it could only carry not many people.

In the end, he also used some leftover materials to build several boats such as sea motorcycles, which were used for running at high speeds, chasing others, and exploring paths in waters with many reefs.

In fact, Kaka is particularly shocked by Wushuang's thoughts now, and he doesn't understand the structure of some things on the hull. He just thinks it is very subtle. The main reason is that Wushuang's current ability is not enough to maximize the effect of these things.

If he knew about the manufacturing of those strange hull structures that Wushuang knows, the ship he built would definitely be much better than Wushuang himself.

But which shipwright doesn’t have his own stuff at the bottom of the box? He knows some skills that other shipwrights have never heard of. He may also have skills that other shipwrights have never heard of.

The next day, when Wu Shuang came over, he found that his small shipbuilding place actually had a lot more things.

First of all, the pile of materials on the ground made him very happy, because they were all high-end and expensive metals and wood, and some were even from the New World.

There are also some tools. The tools he used before were all improvised by him. Even the quality of the hammer was very poor.

It’s different now. This old man gave himself a lot of exquisite looking things.

It's a useful tool, but he doesn't understand what this guy wants to do.

But after he had these materials, he simply dismantled some of the low-grade materials before, and then refilled them with more suitable materials. In an instant, he felt that his ship had become much stronger, and it also had better performance. It has also changed a lot

On this day, while Wushuang was concentrating on knocking on the boat, the old man Kaka arrived next to him without knowing when.

"what"

He almost frightened him to death. In an instant, a nail-breaking hammer hit his finger. A big lump quickly bulged up. He also held his finger and kept blowing.

"Why are you here"

While talking, he took out the ointment and applied it carefully, and soon more than half of the big bag was cut off. At this time, Kaka's eyes flashed again.

Originally, he was surprised that this young man had such strange shipbuilding skills, but now the medicine he took out was different.

"Hey, do you still have this stuff? Give me seven or eight thousand pills."

The old man also clasped his hands behind his back, walked towards him with straight steps and said, Wu Shuang almost died of anger on the spot.

Nima

He didn't even have seventy or eighty pills of this stuff, but he asked for seven or eight thousand pills. The lion opened his mouth wide.

"no"

Wushuang refused instantly, and then thought that the old man was okay with him, so he simply continued:

"I can still give you seven or eight pills."

After saying that, Wushuang also threw the bottle in his hand to him, and there were exactly eight pills left in it.

"Hey, you really only gave me eight pills."

The old man shook the bottle casually and said. Wushuang also looked at him with a strange look. This guy actually knew how many things were in it just like this.

“That’s all there is.”

Wushuang simply lied, and finally picked up the hammer and continued to hammer nails into the boat. His boat could be completed in two days at most.

You have to work hard on your own.

On the third day, his boat was ready, but Mr. Kaka said that his boat still had one of the most important processes to complete.

He doesn't quite understand either. He has already completed it and there is no special process that he has forgotten.

"Wang Ba, what is the last process of shipbuilding?"

"Ding, sacrifice to the sea"

The system quickly gave the answer, but the answer left him a little confused.

祭海

Is it a sacrifice to the ocean?

"Ding, that's right"

Wang Ba's voice appeared in his mind again, and Wushuang instantly felt that he understood a little bit.

It seems that the introduction on the first few pages of Elementary Shipbuilding did have this, but he felt that it had nothing to do with shipbuilding, so he simply skipped it.

Now it seems that he is anxious. After he reads it, he realizes that this thing can be important even if it is not important.

Sacrificing the sea mainly represents the shipwright's respect for the sea and his good wishes for the ship he built, hoping that it can take the crew to sail safely on the sea.

I also like the balance between the crew, the sea and the ship.

In their view, all three are alive, and the source of this ritual is a famous island on the Grand Line.

Water City Seven Islands of Water