Pirate Ship Spirit System

[Perception transfer: The system communicates the perceptions of the ship spirit and its character partners, and can detect each other's physical condition and surrounding environment through sharing or separation.When two people are on the same battlefield, their perceptions will be integrated. One person can harvest two pieces of battlefield information, which is helpful for judging the enemy and the battle; when the two people are in different regions, they can remotely share intelligence and transmit information. Information (derivative skill: advent);]

[Arrival: A derivative of the effect of the Sensory Transfer achievement, an active skill. When activated, the ship spirit or its character partner can be immediately teleported to the side of the other party to avoid danger.This skill can be activated by yourself or the opponent.Cooling time: 1 day. 】

Hades didn't expect that after reaching 35 points of emotion, he not only received an achievement, but also received a derived skill.

This may be the result of hard work.

There is no need to talk about the effect of [Perceptual Transfer], it is undoubtedly an advanced version of the [Hand in Hand] achievement.

Let Hades and Robin advance from ordinary telepathy to shared perception.

Such an improvement allows the two of them to play a huge role both on the battlefield and when they are separated.

Although it still cannot achieve the effect of sound transmission in fantasy or magical worlds, it is enough.

But what makes Hades most excited is the derivative skill [Advent] of [Perception Transfer].

Although this skill is not outstanding on the surface and has a one-day cooldown, only those who are proficient in the game know the importance of the "displacement" skill.

And this skill is not just a simple displacement. From its literal meaning, it seems that there is no limit on distance...

That is to say, it is a full-map teleportation skill that ignores distance.

Seeing this, Hades can already appreciate the functionality of this skill.

There is no need to give extreme examples, just summoning an unlikely helper during battle, or teleporting oneself away to avoid danger, is enough to be worthy of its status as a derivative skill.

Hades was savoring the settings of the skill [Advent], and Robin, who was lazily lying on a chair reading a book on the deck, suddenly felt something strange.

His fingertips, which were about to turn the page, trembled slightly like an electric shock, and then stopped within a few millimeters in front of the page, with his eyebrows slightly furrowed.

Robin raised his head in surprise and glanced at the big umbrella held above his head to block the sun.

Although she was lying in the shadow, she felt the heat of the summer sun for some reason.

It was obvious that she was always calm and pure when reading, but she became excited just now for no reason.

Wait a minute...these feelings are not conveyed from her perception.

Robin's delicate brows spread and he looked at Hades, who was walking in the sun and looking a little excited.

It's him?

Smart Robin immediately guessed the source of this perception.

Robin, who had the answer in his mind, simply closed his eyes this time and began to seriously search and identify the two mixed perceptions.

She soon found the difference between the two, and focused all her perceptions on Hades.

Robin was seen leaning on the recliner, as quietly as if he was asleep.

But her perception was integrated into Hades's body not far away.

The beating of the pulse, the rhythm of breathing, the scorching sun stinging the skin, the waves lapping against the hull of the ship, making a crisp sound, and a sea breeze blowing, breathing fresh air into his nose.

At that moment, she truly felt the reality of Hades as a ship spirit. Although this perception was not really conveyed through sight, smell, hearing, and touch, it was so accurate, and together with Ha Dis's mood was also transmitted to her perception.

If I must say, this feeling is more like a spiritual harmony.

Hades seemed to sense that Robin was sensing him, and turned to look at Robin.

The latter opened his eyes, as if he still hadn't completely come out of that artistic conception, and looked at him with confusion in his hazy eyes.

"What happened? Why is this happening?" Robin.

"It's nothing, it's probably just that... the telepathy between us has been upgraded again."

......

When Silva on the island came to the Hades to find the boss.

Hades and Robin were getting used to this wonderful feeling.

Surprisingly, both of them have extremely high talents in perception. In just one hour, they have learned to distinguish which perceptions come from themselves and which come from the other party, so as not to get confused and ruin their daily life. life.

Now, the two of them are standing at the bow of the Hades and the other at the stern, doing some experiments that are unique to their abilities.

Robin was seen covering his own blindfold, while Hades wrote a sentence on a piece of white paper.

They are testing how specific information each party can access through their ability to sense.

"Hades...likes...Robin?!"

Hades hadn't finished writing yet, but Robin had already read it out at the stern.

The fair cheeks under the eye patch were suddenly stained with a layer of rouge pink.

Then he changed the subject and said, "It's too simple. I guessed it before you finished writing. Since you are doing an experiment, let's write something difficult to guess."

Hades smiled knowingly, responded "Okay", and then wrote a series of numbers on the paper that even he didn't know the meaning of. There were about a dozen digits.

But this time, Robin just barely read out the first few words, and then it became difficult to perceive them.

Since then, the two have conducted many related perception experiments.

There are those that test perception distance, those that test perception range, and those that measure perception sensitivity.

The result is that [perceptual transmission] does not connect what two people see, hear, hear, and think together, but connects them through the person's sixth sense.

In other words, the perception that Robin gets comes from Hades's perception of the external environment.

When Hades wanted to write "Hades likes Robin", it was already passed to Robin through his perception before he even finished writing.

On the contrary, when he wrote down a series of numbers that even he himself was not clear about, because Hades himself lacked sensitivity to this series of numbers, Robin also lost the ability to gain his perception.

then.

When Silva got on the deck of the Hades, he saw the boss and the blindfolded captain standing side by side.

Neither of the two spoke. The boss was observing the environment on the ship, paying attention to the obstacles under his feet, but saw the captain crossing one obstacle after another with flying speed, as if her eyes were not covered with a cloth.

Silva looked at the two of them dumbfounded.