I made science magic

At night, in the sky over Ieta Harbor, a huge airship was slowly sailing toward the sea under the cover of darkness.

"This height should be more than a thousand meters, right?"

Hank felt the sea breeze that was constantly blowing and said with emotion. From a distance, he could even see the scene of the harbor city below.

"Pretty much, no one should be able to spot us at this height." North's expression also became more relaxed.

Since this airship used magical steam power to drive the propeller at the bottom, and was blessed with wind protection and a stable alchemical formation, it sailed very quickly. By the time the full moon hung high in the sky, they had already entered the sea of ​​mist.

range.

The vast mist surged up and soon occupied everyone's field of vision. Hank, Eva and Barbara looked grave. They were all born in the land of wizards. Although they had learned all kinds of information about the Sea of ​​Mist, they were not really facing the situation.

Yes, this is the first time.

Lin En turned to look at North, very curious about how he could find the so-called 'Eye of Death.

When they reached the sea, North no longer hid it and took out a wooden compass.

Linn recognized it at a glance. When he fled to the Sea of ​​Mist, Laud used a compass with a similar appearance to locate the location of the Wizarding Land.

Hank and others looked puzzled, but North quickly explained.

"This compass can locate nearby objects with huge magical power. If the detection range is opened to the maximum, it will always point to the Corona Tower in the Wizarding City."

"So we only need to adjust the range to locate the position of the Eye of Death." North said as he turned the thimble above to minimize the positioning range of the compass.

The pointer on the compass immediately began to rotate, and finally pointed to Linn who was standing aside.

"I didn't expect you, Ladak, to be the one with the most magic power among us..." Barbara said in surprise.

Lin En didn't expect this either. He was not even an official wizard now, but he soon realized that this should take into account the magic power stored in the brain.

Under everyone's gaze, Lin En's thoughts changed and he smiled gloomily. "That's because I happened to develop some interesting gadgets these days. If this operation doesn't go smoothly enough, let's talk about it.

Maybe you will have the opportunity to see its power..."

Lin En's words instantly diverted everyone's attention. Since the compass' magic detection can locate the Corona Tower, it obviously means that it is not only detecting its own magic power, but may also include the total magic power of the alchemy items on the body.

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Thinking of this, several people couldn't help but guess what kind of powerful alchemy tool Lakda had come up with during this period of time.

North continued to increase the detection range of the compass. After expanding the range to fifty kilometers, the compass needle finally moved away from Linn's body and pointed to the depths of the Sea of ​​Mist.

Lin En secretly breathed a sigh of relief. What he was most worried about was that the pointer kept pointing at him, so he really couldn't explain it...

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Fortunately, although Intelligent Brain's energy has received a wave of replenishment, the total amount has only increased to about 30%, which is not more powerful than the Eye of Death.

After discovering the target, North immediately asked the apprentices responsible for controlling the airship to change its course and sail in the direction indicated by the compass.

The distance of fifty kilometers is not too far for the speed of the airship, but the problem is that the Eye of Death seems to be constantly moving, so it could not catch up after sailing for most of the day.

The patience of Barbara and others was also being worn away bit by bit. On the sea of ​​mist, there was nothing but dense fog all around. They couldn't even tell the height they were at now. They could only tell through the light how high they were.

Day or night.

"By the way, North, our hunting of the Eye of Death will have no impact on the protection of this sea area, right?" A somewhat impatient Eva asked out of curiosity.

"What do you think this thing is? A sea beast kept in captivity by the council? A dog that guards our home?" North said with a sneer.

"Don't be ridiculous. These terrifying monsters create large whirlpools just to eat the living creatures in the nearby sea and devour their souls. Whether they are members of the Holy See or wizards like us, they are just food in their eyes, and the sea

There is no difference in the fish, maybe the taste will be better..."

"If you have time to care about the Eye of Death, you might as well pray that we have better luck this time and don't encounter too powerful individuals." North said with a solemn expression.

Lin En looked at the foggy sky. The scope of this legendary magic was larger than he imagined. He just didn't know how high he needed to rise to get rid of the fog.

Five thousand meters? Ten thousand meters?

As time passed, Linn found the vastness of the Sea of ​​Mist more and more frightening. He could vaguely feel that his goal seemed to be very close.

The sound of rushing water came from below, and North immediately ordered the apprentice to lower the height of the airship.

Soon, the sound of the rolling water became louder and louder, as if it was constantly echoing in my ears.

"The height is too low, go up quickly!" Linn suddenly shouted.

Hank and others immediately looked below the airship. There was still a thick fog, like a bottomless abyss, but a few seconds later, Barbara with sharp eyes saw the faint waves...

Only then did everyone realize that due to the low visibility, the airship had unknowingly dropped to a height of only a few meters above the sea level.

"Did you hear that? Come up!" North suddenly panicked and looked at the apprentice who was controlling the airship and shouted eagerly.

At this moment, an erratic sound like a bell sounded in everyone's minds. Lynn, Barbara, Hank and others immediately felt that their thoughts seemed to be affected.

And the apprentices who controlled the airship stood there blankly, motionless, and kept mumbling something.

Following a violent vibration, the airship stopped on the water, like a huge ship, being dragged towards the center of the vortex by the swirling water.

The rolled up seawater kept hitting both sides of the cabin, causing the entire airship to sway left and right.

"Damn it!" North suppressed the discomfort in his brain and cursed angrily. He kicked away the apprentices who were standing there stupidly. Then he held a pipe and frantically converted the magic power in his body into hydrogen for supplementation.

Into the air bag above.

Lin En clung to the corners of the cabin to steady his body, while an apprentice beside him was thrown away due to violent shaking.

It wasn't until his mouth and nose were covered by the rushing water that the wizard apprentice seemed to wake up. He screamed and struggled, but was swept in by the flowing water...

(End of this chapter).

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