Bad news: I transmigrated into the role of a good-for-nothing cannon-fodder mage, and I’m about to be fed to a deep-sea megalodon!
Good news: I awakened the [Elder God Listener] ability and can understand sea monsters’ muttering!
The Age of Great Voyages: hundred-meter squids haul ships, and nations are built on the backs of giant whales!
To stay alive, Freya spends every day aboard a ghost ship serving tea and water to its mysterious masked captain, hoping to coast through life without lifting a finger.
Little does she know that all the ancient gods’ mutterings she casually translates turn into sweet nothings that flirt with the captain!
When the Empire’s fleet of ten thousand ships surrounds the pirate vessel, and the Saintess shouts that she should die,
the cold-blooded captain tears off his disguise and transforms into an indescribable ancient god of the deep. A hundred-thousand-ton wave swallows the fleet in an instant!
The characterization is okay, and the plot is a little tight, but innocuous. The story is particularly attractive, the worldview is attractive, and the author is of a high standard. 👍