The Big Boss Behind Hogwarts

Moriarty harbored suspicions about Captain Jack, but remained calm on the surface and talked normally.

"Mr. Captain, were you separated from your Black Onyx? Why did you end up living in Bermuda?"

Lilith and others heard this and looked at Jack with interest.

For a Muggle soldier to be involved in a mysterious place like Bermuda, it was really inappropriate.

Jack noticed everyone's looks and smiled sheepishly.

"If I face others, I will never reveal it, but gentlemen and ladies are also wizards, so I won't hide it."

Jack said, pointing to the depths of the sea, where the storm is.

"To put it simply, there is a sea monster down there, and the Black Onyx was ordered to hunt it down. If you can't catch it, kill it!"

"Sea monster?"

Everyone exchanged glances with each other, and Jack's words confirmed their judgment just now.

"Sea monsters and such are not as powerful as dragons!"

Draco shrugged, uninterested.

"Dragon?" Jack laughed, "I think sea monsters are scarier than dragons."

"This sea monster is a Norse sea monster. It is said that no one has seen its true face, but as long as it appears, it will cause a disaster to destroy the world."

"Norwegian sea monster?" Hermione noticed the blind spot and said strangely, "Why did the Norwegian sea monster go to Bermuda?"

"I don't know about this, but when the Norwegian Kraken crossed the Atlantic Ocean and entered Bermuda, it was discovered by a wizard. Yes, it's the Huo you just mentioned..."

Jack said finally, looking at Draco, who added, "Hogwarts."

"Well, Hogwarts, it was discovered by the wizards of Hogwarts, and then the Royal Navy sent us the Black Onyx to carry out this mission."

"I am a captain of the Marine Corps. I have 40 musketeers under me. I was assigned by the captain to come here to detect signs of sea monster activity. You all know what happened after that."

Jack spoke calmly with a calm expression.

He knew that if he didn't explain clearly, it would be difficult to gain the trust of the group in front of him.

After listening to Jack's words, Moriarty and the others had different expressions.

Lilith raised a smile and said playfully: "The wizard at Hogwarts discovered the Norwegian Kraken, and the Royal Navy immediately sent a battleship. What wizard has such great influence? I really want to meet this wizard .”

"Maybe it's the ancestor of our family." Soldaya said.

"But it's not right, it doesn't match history!" Hermione frowned slightly: "1707 was obviously the year when wizards and Muggles were officially separated."

"This is indeed a suspicious point," Moriarty mused, "Let's go meet that wizard, I think we will understand many things."

Moriarty immediately turned to Jack and said, "Mr. Jack, can you take us to your Black Onyx as guests? We may be able to help the Royal Navy hunt down the Norwegian sea monster."

Jack waved his hand and said with a smile: "Even if you can't help, I still want to invite you to be a guest on the Black Onyx, because you saved me."

"But the boat is gone," Jack spread his hands with a look of helplessness on his face, "We have to cut down the coconut trees and build rafts. Do you have any tools? Axes, hammers, etc., knives will do too!"

Draco said carelessly: "There is no need to cut down trees, don't forget that we are wizards."

"The Divine Edge is Shadowless!"

Draco chanted a spell towards a forest, and the trees fell and were cut into rafts.

"A thief!" Jack gave a thumbs up to Draco, his eyes were full of splendor: "The magic is too powerful!"

Draco smiled. He had been practicing this skill for a long time, and he was finally able to show it off.

Just when Draco was feeling full of accomplishment, Soldaya hit Draco so hard that he lost his mind.

"You're really planning to build a raft!"

"Since you have used the Shadowless Curse of the Divine Edge, why not use transformation to turn stones or other objects into boats!"

As he spoke, Soldaya pulled out a piece of gravel towards the sea, tapped the wand, and the gravel turned into a small wooden boat, floating on the sea.

"Ah, this..." Draco smiled: "I didn't expect this..."

Then he suddenly realized something!

"I was put into Jack's rhythm!"

Draco's eyes suddenly changed when he looked at Jack.

Moriarty nodded slightly, Draco was smart but inexperienced.

"The ship is here, let's set sail!"

Jericho snapped his fingers, took a run, and jumped onto the boat. The hull shook, but it didn't turn over.

"Good skills," Jack's eyes lit up: "This gentleman must have great water skills."

"Hey, I learned it in Hawaii with my dad and my brother." Jericho said while gesturing, "Soldaya, why don't you just go to a big boat? It seems we have to stand."

"I don't want to spend too much magic power on a boat," Soldaya glanced at Draco, "No, no one would use the Shadowless Curse to chop down trees!"

Draco turned his head, not wanting to pay attention to Soldaya.

"Come on board."

Moriarty motioned to everyone to get on the boat first.

Everyone got on the boat one by one and stood in a row.

"Mr. Captain, please come to the front. I need you to confirm the direction." Moriarty left a space for Jack in front of him.

"Okay," Jack walked onto the boat and asked, "What then? How do you paddle without an oar?"

"No need," Moriarty smiled: "Just confirm the direction and then leave everything to the wind."

"Well," Jack pointed east, "the Onyx broke down over there."

"Stand still."

Moriarty snapped his fingers, the wind pushed the bottom of the boat, and the small wooden boat rushed forward like a sports car!

"Uh uh uh uh——"

Jack's whole body is not good, his hair is tied up, and the flesh on his face is trembling like jelly.

Moriarty waved his hand in front of Jack, and the wind disappeared. Jack returned to normal, turned his head and saw Moriarty looking at him with a smile.

"Feel the charm of magic?"

Jack breathed a sigh of relief, "Oh, you are better than the wizard on the Black Onyx!"

"I have to say, you are very keen." Moriarty looked serious.

"All soldiers are like this."

…

During the conversation, the outline of a battleship appeared on the sea.

The ship has three floors, dozens of rooms, and is equipped with 74 smoothbore cannons, four masts, and four white sails, fluttering in the wind, with the British flag on top.

Jericho exclaimed: "This is the first time I have seen a real, operational battleship of the Empire on which the sun never sets. It is really spectacular."

"The Black Onyx!"

Jack shouted excitedly, with tears in his eyes.

"By God, the moment I was swept into the storm, I thought I would never see the Onyx again!"

He drew a cross on his chest, then raised his arms and shouted with all his strength: "Hey, brothers! I'm here!!!"

The response came quickly from the ship.

"It's Captain!!!"

"Quick, send out a lifeboat to bring them up."

…

During this period, Moriarty and others watched silently. Lilith whispered in Moriarty's ear: "It doesn't look like Jack is faking, there are no traces of acting."

"Well, there is indeed no fraud," Moriarty nodded slightly, "Get on the boat and observe again."

"I'm curious about that wizard." Lilith's beautiful eyes blinked, guessing the identity of the wizard.

"Not your grandfather." Moriarty teased her.

"No way!" Lilith shook her head, "My grandfather has never gone into the sea. This is well known to the family."

"You say that as if I'm not a member of your family."

"I am a member of your family, okay, a member of the Slytherin family." Lilith pinched the soft flesh around Moriarty's waist and seemed to want to twist it.

"Smelly."

"I twist~"

While the two were talking, the sailors on the ship brought the lifeboat over.

"Let's go and take you to visit the Black Onyx." Jack's tone was full of pride.

A group of people boarded the boat.

The captain, first mate, doctor and other important people on the ship came to greet him, and a group of soldiers and a group of sailors formed a circle.

Moriarty looked through the crowd and saw a man wearing wizard robes.

Although the man deliberately hid, he was discovered by Moriarty.

"What a familiar wizard!" Moriarty felt that this matter became more interesting.

"I must have seen him somewhere!"