The journey stretched way longer than Charles' anticipation. After fifteen days, they still hadn't located the island that housed the key.0

The island didn't move in a straight line; it would occasionally take twists and turns and even draw loops under the water's surface. Not much distance was covered but a great deal of time was invested on Charles' end.0

Nonetheless, the Narwhale had to continue her advance. They had already expended so much effort and time. Giving up was not an option.0

However, a new problem soon surfaced when First Mate Bandages placed a piece of document before Charles. It was a chart indicating that they were running low on supplies.0

Before the voyage, Charles had already made the preparations and stored extra food and fresh...0