Chapter 776: Letter That Never Sent Out

"Messengers?" Raphael was puzzled. "Messengers from where?"

"They are in charge of collecting some individual letters on the harbor," Claremont explained. "When we walked to the harbor, we met people who were sending the letters. They showed us the way."

"I see." Raphael said. "Actually, you don't have to send the letters yourself. You just have to send them to the mailbox in front of the camp. The messengers will come to collect them."

"It seems that we are too impatient." Devitt shook his head and said with a smile.

Claremont sat down at the table and took over Devitt's words. He continued, "Everyone should be thinking about going home. At least I am eager to return."

Raphael glanced at Abel and said apologetically, "Actually, in order to keep an eye on the news on this island, Captain Abel will have to stay here for a period of time."

"What?" Devitt said in surprise, "Abel, aren't you coming back with us tomorrow?"