Mage Joan

The "Diamond Princess" magic steamer rang its whistle, braved the wind and waves, and sailed northward under the golden sunrise.

Ms. Kate provided Qiao An and his party with first-class tickets. However, among the four young people, only Qiao An was willing to shut herself in a luxurious cabin with complete facilities, and used the free time during the journey to revise the paper and delve into magic.

At noon, Joan rang the bell.

Not long after, a waiter in a neat uniform and white gloves pushed the trolley to deliver the meal to the door.

Qiao An picked a few seasonal seafood and macaroni with meat sauce. He declined the wine recommended by the waiter. He picked up a large watermelon from the dining car and cut it in half. Half was squeezed into juice and the other half was used as a dessert after the meal.

For the love of watermelon, he dare to say never change his heart!

After a good meal, Qiao Ann continued to bury his head in work. It was not until dusk that Holden knocked on the door of the room and half-forced him to take a walk on the deck to enjoy the sunset on the sea.

Joan walked onto the deck and looked west against the sea breeze. Flocks of petrels hovering over a azure ocean, the sea horizon dyed red by the setting sun is like a classical oil painting, making him feel a kind of eternal beauty that transcends time and space, and the splendor contains inescapable death, as if The portrayal of life for all things.

It's a pity that Qiao An has no literary talents, and can't find the appropriate words and sentences to describe his complex feelings facing the sunset on the sea at the moment. He was planning to ask Mr. Poet for a professional aesthetic explanation. He accidentally saw Audrey and Hylar walking across the deck. , And a well-dressed old couple followed the girls, thanking Miss Paladin with gratitude.

"Old man, this is just a matter of hand, you really don't have to be polite." Audrey smiled and waved, bid farewell to the elderly couple, and turned and walked towards Joan and Holden.

"Sister, are you treating someone again?" Holden asked with no surprise.

Audrey nodded and said softly: "When I was walking just now, I accidentally heard two elderly people coughing violently. I went to talk to them for a few words and found that they still had symptoms of high fever and chest tightness. This kind of viral pneumonia, if left alone, not only will the condition of the two patients worsen, but it may also spread to other passengers on the ship."

Qiao An nodded in agreement: "In a relatively closed environment like a ship, as long as there are one or two free-moving virus carriers, an outbreak of infection will occur within a short period of time. This is even more dangerous than the stormy seas. Treat as soon as possible to eliminate infectious diseases from the source."

"Hailal said the same thing. After all, she came from a sailing family and was particularly sensitive to epidemic prevention on the ship. She asked me to treat the old couple for the first time, and took me to the restaurant for a round to see if there are similar ones. For the patient with symptoms, I thought she was making a fuss a while ago, and it seems necessary now." Audrey thoughtfully.

"That's why you don't take what I said. Qiao An said the same thing, and you admit that it is reasonable and partial!" Hailar curled up the ends of his ponytail with his fingertips and complained loudly to his girlfriend, "It makes me even more angry. It's you who refused to receive medical fees for treating people! It's understandable that you don't charge money for poor people, and you don't charge money for first-class rich people. This is too pedantic!"

Audrey gave her a helpless look, and the corners of her eyebrows were filled with resentment: "My dear, how can I collect money with a hand? Do my best, no return, but peace of mind-this is our paladin principle."

"The paladin is the stupidest fool in the world!"

Having said that, a smile appeared on the corners of Hailar's lips.

Qiao An could see that Hailar did not emotionally reject Audrey's charity to treat patients free of charge, but insisted that it was more rational to collect money for treatment.

Looking at it from another angle, there is a paladin like Audrey on the ship who treats people for free, and the ship doctor who pays to visit is in an embarrassing situation.

By extension, the same principle applies to all industries. Hailar's concept is certainly not noble, but it has its own rationality. It is even more conducive to social progress than Audrey's medical care.

Four young people were walking and chatting on the deck. Time passed quietly. In a blink of an eye, night fell, the sky full of stars and sparkling waves reflected each other, and the soothing wave seemed to be the snoring of the sea, deepening the silence of the night.

"Look! That's the headland lighthouse Kate said, where we are scheduled to meet with the ‘coral’ sailboat!"

Hailar pointed to the left side of the ship, his eyes could not hide his excitement.

Qiao An looked in the direction of her fingers, and she saw a towering lighthouse erected at a corner of the coastline in the distance. The top of the tower glowed with orange-red light characteristic of the "immortal flame", guiding the ships passing by here.

He took out his pocket watch and took a look. The hour hand had just passed ten o'clock in the night, and it was less than two hours before it was connected.

"Shall we send it directly, or should we say hello to the captain?" Holden asked.

"Say hello!" Hailar shook his head cautiously, "In case the news of our sneaking halfway reaches the old man's ears, it will be troublesome. More is worse than less."

Now that she was determined, Qiao An didn't say any more, and she chanted the spellcasting to herself, holding Hailar and Holden's hands respectively, while Hailar and Holden each held Audrey's hand.

The four of them held hands and connected them into a circle. Together with Dolly the parrot, curled up in Joanne's cloak and dozing off, turned into a beam of light and rose into the sky, and in a flash, it was transmitted to the headland lighthouse dozens of miles away. Waiting for the "Coral" expedition ship to come to meet.

At the appointed time, there was no shadow of a sail on the sea. Qiao An and the others waited patiently for more than half an hour, but the "coral" expedition ship still disappeared, and everyone couldn't help feeling anxious.

"It's already past the agreed time. Why isn't the ship coming? Could it be an accident?" Holden murmured.

Hailar also had the same concerns. He didn't complain about Mr. Poet's "crow's mouth", frowning and muttering to himself: "The weather is good, the sea is calm and the waves are calm, and there are no hidden reefs nearby. There will never be a shipwreck, even if something is temporarily delayed. Captain Odysseus should also send me a letter to inform me. I am not sure what the situation is now."

"Hailaer, if you recognize the captain, send him a'SMS' now to find out where the ship is going, so you can know what it is, so let's not think about it." Audrey suggested.

Hailar nodded, took out a crystal-shaped "communication stone" from the storage bag, and sent a letter to the captain of the "coral" Odysseus.

Everyone waited for another ten minutes. When they were impatient, Hailar suddenly set off magical fluctuations in front of him, and a small group of golden whirlwind emerged out of thin air.

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