The narrow corridor between the two thaids was undoubtedly risky, since the monsters might stray from their areas and end up on their ship, but it could save them a lot of time, especially considering they had to waste some other just to avoid the monsters.
"It's a gamble," Erik said with furrowed brows. "But it might be our best shot. The currents will also make it harder for us, but they should be able to make it through."
June nodded. "I'll make sure we're prepared, Master. We'll have the crew on high alert and ready for anything."
Erik clasped June's shoulder. After the two exchanged determined glances, Erik stifled a yawn, the exhaustion of the day's events catching up with him.
"I need to go rest for a bit. Keep a steady course and notify me immediately if anything changes."