Richard listened to the sailor's words, but as he was wondering, he saw the captain of the "Bernicla" rush out of the Captain's Room, saying repeatedly, "I know, I know."
Richard couldn't help but turn his head to look at the captain.
He knew the man was called Feijis, about fifty years old, with a face full of bushy beards.
The man's sailing skills couldn't be said to be poor, but they were quite average, nothing compared to the excellence of Captain Morgan of the "Naru Glory Fisherman."
However, Feijis didn't feel ashamed, and had repeatedly stated quite seriously that good sailing skills were useless, that sailing was not about skill but luck and the blessing of the Sea God. Thus, he always wore brightly colored clothing, hoping to catch the eye of the Sea God, and adorned himself with many decorations—shells, rings, and blue stones, all offered in devotion to the Sea God.
