The Roger Pirates' Rising Star

Once Fang Yi opened up the mall, he finally understood what the points rewarded by the system were for.

In the mall, the few available commodities were all priced in points.

"One lottery ticket costs 200 points! So after I found the historical text just now, didn't it mean I got the equivalent of five lottery tickets directly?" Fang Yi couldn't make good comparisons for the other commodities, but since lottery tickets were also sold in the mall, he could easily compare them.

Moreover, apart from lottery tickets, there were also Skill Experience Scrolls in the mall, which he needed the most. However, they were quite expensive, at the same price as lottery tickets, 200 points each. That means you can exchange 200 points for one point of skill proficiency. In Fang Yi's view, it was really not a good deal.

Especially when it came to using it on the Precision skill, it was even more of a bad deal.

Now during his daily training, he could trigger it several times, and this was still the case when he was mainly training his basic abilities and hadn't undergone any actual combat training.

However, it was much more difficult to gain experience for the Dodge skill. The main reason the proficiency of the Dodge skill was only 15 points so far was that one had to be hit for this skill to level up quickly.

Apart from these two things that Fang Yi wanted, there were other items in the mall, such as purified water, rum, and food. However, these things held no appeal for Fang Yi, so he didn't pay attention to them.

After browsing through all the commodities, Fang Yi thought for a moment and directly exchanged for five lottery tickets. These were the most valuable things and also what he was currently lacking and in urgent need of.

If he wanted to enhance his strength, skills were the quickest and best choice. Of course, it would be even better if he could get something like the inheritance power he obtained before.

Although it was really painful after consuming that thing, the effects were also very obvious.

Adding the lottery tickets just exchanged from the merchant ship, he had already saved up ten lottery tickets. However, he had no intention of using them now. Instead, he planned to wait until there was something he needed on the roulette wheel.

Early the next morning, the Oro Jackson set sail directly and headed towards the next island.

Fang Yi also returned to his daily training routine.

As he spent more and more time on the Oro Jackson, apart from his increasing strength, his actions were also becoming more and more like those of pirates.

"Whoosh!"

An unidentified bird soaring across the sky was hit by Fang Yi with an arrow and fell directly.

"Woof! Woof!"

Before Fang Yi could say a word, a figure dashed out from beside him. It was the little dog Wangzai.

After about more than a month, it had grown a lot. At least it could no longer lie on Fang Yi's head like before.

Moreover, as it grew, its speed became faster and faster.

The others had discussed its origin, but they couldn't come to a conclusion. The main reason was that none of them had ever heard of what breed of puppy was born from an egg, and that egg was fished out of the sea.

In the end, the matter was dropped. Anyway, the little guy had been living on the ship all along, and now it was basically one of their companions.

Perhaps because it was caught by Fang Yi, or because Fang Yi was the first person it saw, it had the best relationship with Fang Yi. Usually, it would always stick to his side, which made quite a few crew members extremely jealous.

Over this month, Fang Yi's strength had also grown significantly. He had fully mastered how to use Yamon's bow and arrow. In battles, he was no longer the insignificant figure who could only hide in the corner and launch sneak attacks like he did a month ago.

Over this month's journey, they had run into pirates and the navy. In battles, although Fang Yi couldn't yet be considered a person who could take on an important role alone, he could still offer quite a lot of help.

However, over this month, they found neither a new historical text nor someone who could decipher ancient characters.

Fang Yi kept 'punching in' on Roger and the other two every day. Basically, he could gather enough for a ten - draw every three or four days. For some unknown reason, he felt that the chance of getting skills from the ten - draw was becoming slimmer and slimmer.

During this month, including the more than a dozen lottery tickets he originally had, he had done ten ten - draws in total. However, only two skills had been obtained, while there were quite a few more miscellaneous items.

"Alright, take it to the chef yourself! Let him add a meal for you! I've completed today's training task. Now I'm going to take a shower!" Fang Yi patted Wangzai, who had caught the falling bird, and said with a smile.

Wangzai wasn't polite either. It grabbed the neck of the unknown bird and ran towards the cabin. It was very familiar with the way to the kitchen!

After taking a shower, Fang Yi didn't go to the deck. Instead, he opened his character interface:

Name: Fang Yi

Gender: Male

Skills:

Precision (lv2) 89/300: Your attack has a 20% chance of hitting the enemy dead - on!

Dodge (lv1) 43/100: When facing an enemy's attack, you have a 10% chance of dodging it outright!

Divine Protection (lv1) 12/100: When you take a fatal blow, you can definitely avoid it! (It can only take effect once a month)

Eagle Eye (non - upgradable): Enhances your eyesight, giving you the eyesight of an eagle!

Life Skills:

Music (Beginner): You have basic music appreciation ability and preliminary musical instrument usage ability, but you're only at the beginner level!

Shipwright (Beginner): Your hands are more dexterous, but for ship repair, you can only do some simple mending.

Navigation (Beginner): You have the ability to sail on the sea, but you can easily get lost!

Divine Protection and Eagle Eye were his biggest gains this month. Additionally, he had also obtained a life skill, Navigation, which was quite useful to him.

Moreover, the skill Precision, which he got first, had finally been upgraded to lv2. The triggering percentage had increased from 10% to 20%, making his attacks more threatening.

As for the Divine Protection skill, he had never actually triggered it. Although it had a 100% trigger rate, it required him to endure a fatal blow to activate. So, he didn't have the nerve to try triggering it. As for the twelve points of experience, they came from the Medium Skill Experience Vouchers he used.

Ten ten - draw pulls in total allowed him to directly collect the fragments of ten Medium Skill Experience Vouchers and synthesize one Medium Skill Experience Voucher, which instantly increased the proficiency of the Divine Protection skill by ten points.

The last skill was Eagle Eye, which couldn't be upgraded. Fang Yi originally thought it was the most useless skill, but it gave him the greatest improvement.

For no other reason, the dynamic vision alone benefited Fang Yi greatly, bringing significant improvements to his archery skills and also helping him a lot in close - combat situations. Coupled with the vision boost from Eagle Eye, he could see farther and clearer.

Now, he didn't need to use experience vouchers for skill accuracy. He used all the experience vouchers on Divine Protection. After all, he could still train the other two skills on his own, but for Divine Protection... To be honest, he really didn't dare to train it casually. The situation of being beaten half to death every time was just too terrifying.

Apart from the changes in skills, there were also many more things in his backpack. For example, the Sun - Shooting Bow he had longed for already had nine fragments. He only needed one more to synthesize the real weapon.

He also obtained quite a few other kinds of fragments. He even got fragments of the three kinds of Haki, just not in large quantities.

Then, there was one more important thing. After the previous Inheritance of Strength, he obtained an Inheritance of Agility. After taking it, his speed increased significantly. Whether it was the speed of his strikes or his movement speed, they were all enhanced a lot, which made Fang Yi even more covetous of this thing.

It was a pity that only one such inheritance appeared in the ten ten - draw pulls in total. The probability was even lower than that of the skills.

After roughly looking through his inventory, Fang Yi took out a set of casual clothes and changed into them. Then he closed the system interface and went directly to the deck.

"Woof woof!" When Wangzai saw Fang Yi, it put down the meat bone in its mouth and barked at him twice, seemingly inviting him to share the meal.

"You eat it! I'm not gonna fight you for it!" Fang Yi said with a smile as he patted its head, then walked towards the bow of the ship. He wanted to go to the front to feel the sea breeze.

"Hmm? What's that?" Just as Fang Yi reached the bow of the ship, he noticed a small black dot straight ahead. However, it was already getting a bit dark, so he couldn't see it clearly.

"Golan... Are you there? Take a look at what's straight ahead!" Fang Yi turned his head and shouted up towards the top of the mast.

Golan was a tall guy who usually liked to wear an infantry helmet. He was the lookout on the ship and was usually in charge of lookout duty on the mast.

After Fang Yi shouted, he didn't get a response. He knew Golan should be absent. After all, at this time, he might be in the cabin drinking with the others.

Lookouts don't stay on the mast around the clock. Although they're responsible for the observation work, most of the time, they just carry a telescope around and look around. Normally, they only climb up the mast for a closer look after they actually spot something.

So, without getting a response from Golan, Fang Yi scrambled up the mast in no time and used the telescope on it to look ahead.

"Captain... There's a battle up ahead! Some pirates are attacking a merchant ship!" After getting a clear look, Fang Yi immediately shouted down towards the cabin.

When he first shouted, he had already caught the attention of some crew members. So by the time he scrambled up the mast, Roger had already led the crew out of the cabin!

"Xiaoyi, which pirate crew is it?" Rayleigh asked Fang Yi on the mast.

Fang Yi was startled, then he scratched the back of his head sheepishly. He didn't recognize the other side's pirate flag. After all, he'd only been in this world for less than two months.

"Let me handle this!" Golan appeared behind Fang Yi at some point, smiling.

"Sorry!" Fang Yi quickly stepped aside, giving the best viewing position to Golan.

It's not easy to be a lookout. A qualified lookout must be familiar with well - known pirate flags. Only then can they tell the captain the other side's name right away, allowing the captain to judge their strength.