Ashes Of Deep Sea

Chapter 598 - 598 597 Flow of Light

?Chapter 598: Chapter 597: Flow of Light Chapter 598: Chapter 597: Flow of Light Since discovering the eerie Homeloss navigating through endless darkness and fog, Duncan had cautiously refrained from attempting to take control of its helm.

Because he couldn’t determine the true nature of the ship, nor what reactions his taking control might provoke.

But now, he knew that the ship was a shadow of the Homeloss, an inadvertent “entry into a dream” by the mountain goat head had caused this transformation, alleviating many of his concerns.

It was time to let the ship navigating in the Dreamscape know who the true captain was.

Duncan slowly made his way to the steering platform at the stern deck, his steps crossing the nearby iron hooks and ropes—silently coiling in the darkness, while the dark-colored helm at the center of the platform subtly swayed left and right, as if, even in this dream world, it was fine-tuning the rudder as if the goat head still dutifully controlled the course.

Duncan approached the helm, took a deep breath, and couldn’t help but recall the first time he had stood at the control panel and placed his hand on the helm.

Temporarily casting aside irrelevant thoughts, he reached out and slowly grasped the wooden handle on the edge of the helm-wheel—the smooth, icy sensation transmitted through, accompanied by a slight resistance.

Duncan disregarded the resistance emanating from the Dreamscape. He marshaled the protective “Spectral Flames” that had boarded the ship earlier, ordering them to converge towards the steering platform, tightening his grip on the helm.

Within a second, wisps and strands of flame miraculously appeared in the darkness. The Spectral Flames instantly ignited the steering platform at the stern. Duncan’s body transformed into a translucent Spiritual Body within the flames, the entire platform, including the helm, momentarily engulfed in fire!

In an instant, Duncan felt the ship changing under his hands, feeling it solidify in his mind with a clear structure, just like the real Homeloss—he sensed its deck, its mast, every sail and every line, as well as the chambers and corridors shrouded in darkness and secrecy below deck.

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