GRIM OCEAN

The ocean is where many things take place and all kept as secrets in its depths. This is our guild story of an encounter with the ocean, and how we escaped its depths. Now, we share this tale with everyone.

On Sundays, every guild member gathers to defeat the mysterious creature dwelling in the heart of the ocean. We drop anchor to defeat Vell and obtain its treasure. The sailors favored by the ocean plan the journey and the landlubbers who sailed for the first time try to be a captain. Velia was very active and was filled with the excitement of sailors. At this point, I wanted to get out of the confusing and over-exciting atmosphere. Port Epheria seemed to call me, so I changed the starting point from Velia to Port Epheria where there were calm and soft waves on the sea. Since Port Epheria was quiet and unimposing, it made you feel like a noble. Most of all, the noble sailors of Calpheon headed to this port and established a settlement on this rugged terrain. It had been two weeks since I built my Epheria Frigate and I hadn't landed on the land for two weeks. That's why I felt like a master sailor. As the guild leader, I informed the guild members that they needed to come to Port Epheria to start, so we could set out to defeat Vell. With the 3 guild members answering my call, we left Port Epheria and started our journey towards Vell’s Realm.

Halfway there, before we knew it, I soon realized we were in Margoria Sea for a long time. I didn't use a compass because I had found all the islands after the Great Expedition; I thought I knew the sea like the palm of my hand while bartering and completing quests. While sailing, we passed another Epheria Frigate. Its color was brown and my frigate was blue. One of the guild members said it was coated. I was so curious that I tried to find all the ship designs, the bow and everything. I tried to put on other ship equipment I had, but nothing matched. Finally, I realized that these equipment made my ship exceed its weight limit. At first, I thought of throwing away the trade items, but I couldn't throw them out until I would reach the port. I realized that the mistake I made would cost me a lot. My ship exceeded its weight limit over 4,000 Lt. and there was no turning back. I needed to take responsibility and my unexpectedly heavy-loaded ship slowed down so much and it was now way slower in the ocean. We couldn't open the sails because of the strong wind that was blowing from ahead. The ocean swallowed us, yet desperately made me continue. We could not carry on this decision for long, because we stopped moving completely. I stopped the ship and looked around for one last hope. Not even a single ship was on the horizon and that brown-colored frigate had already left our sights. The only way we came up was to use a Traveler's Map. So, my 3 guild crews and I used the Traveler’s Map.

But I couldn't believe my eyes because all of us had been teleported to Port Ratt. My guild members were in shock since they had never come this far. They went crazy when they looked at the map. I had to do something urgently, so I remote collected my ship. But there was another stroke of bad luck. My ship was in Oquilla's Eye, so now we even had lost the ship. Thus, the final way of escape was to wait for the free transport ship to dock at Port Ratt. After a long time, the ship finally arrived and began to move. It transported us from the port that had left us desperate. We were laughing and having fun with the joy of getting out on the ship and suddenly the sound disappeared. Tragedy had struck. My Internet was disconnected. When I re-entered the game, I was alone in the middle of the sea. I chatted that I was stuck in the middle of the sea and there is no real way to express my sadness. There was nothing more to do, I gave up my pride of mastery and typed a helpless message. This time I had a lucky break, a captain who made a very quick return saved me from where I was stuck. I didn't have time to think about telling what happened with the ship, I had to go to the market. When we approached the port, I thanked him. This lesson by the great ocean gave our guild a funny, memorable and action-packed memory.  :)