The sky was dark blue and the sky was still dark.
Ainphent and the old man Belem were standing behind her. It seemed like they were very close.
He looked at the ship on the side again and walked to his own cabin.
"Of course." Angele nodded.
There were a total of six Magi on the ship. They brought their followers and boarded a small ship. Under the cover of the night, they quietly left the island and headed towards the deep sea region that the Merfolk didn't occupy.
"Master Ainphent …" The blonde knight exchanged eye contact with his companions.
"No wizard would choose to turn into an energy form unless they have no other choice. Not everyone wants to become a non-human being, "Isabel responded in a light tone.
"We're from the Jones Family of the Six Ring High Tower," Dell spoke in a low voice. "The Jones Family is one of the three strongest wizard families in the Six Ring High Tower. About one-third of the wizards in the tower are related to our family."
A group of them split up and quickly swam towards one of the ships in the fleet.
The merfolk looked exactly like humans, except for their ears and skin color.
Ahead of them.
Angele did not respond. He could smell the burning wood in the air. The smell of blood was mixed with the smell of blood.
One of the three Grand Knights, a blonde man, quickly walked to the ship.
* BAM *
"We're almost there!" Melissa yelled.
After taking a big detour, in the evening, the fleet finally released all the soldiers on a public mining island.
"No one will be able to follow us in the thick fog. We don't need to make our followers sick," Kuirman spoke in a cold tone.
Several seconds later, the merfolk sank back into the sea with the whales.
"Wizards will suffer from some side effects, just like the diamond-shaped metal on your hand." It seemed like Isabel did not want to talk about it. "We're almost at the island. We need to change ships."
Angele's voice faded away. The area in front of the ship turned dark.
"Jones Family …" Angele memorized the name.
Melissa's voice came from above the ship.
These people were all wearing blue and white leather armor. Their ears were like fish fins, and their skin was light blue. They all held black tridents that were as tall as a person, and there were about 20 of them.
"Where's master Isabel?" he asked in a low voice.
Three days later.
The voice spoke in Anmag and repeated in a language that Angele could not understand. The voice slowly disappeared after a while.
Soon, a blurry scene gradually appeared on the right side of the fleet.
"I'm Ainphent, Sumor, right? Looks like the Prince has received my message, "a voice quickly replied from the fleet.
A single-use energy heart was very powerful, but it couldn't be taken out casually. With such a high energy utilization rate, it could be used to create such a threatening magic artifact. This kind of powerful technology wasn't something he could protect alone. Perhaps even the existence of the A.I. Chip would be implicated.
"Very good." Isabel nodded. "I've already started preparing for the energy transformation ritual, but it seems that I don't have to do it so soon."
"What's your name? How long have you been with master Isabel? "Angele asked. He knew too little about Isabel.
The energy of the spell made the surrounding Merfolk temporarily unable to approach, but once the spell stopped, they would immediately rush forward.
"It's right in front. This piece of stone is a little toy that I left behind on the island. It can take us through the mist, "she said in a low voice.
Angele's illusion signet was strong, but it could not be exposed to the public. Extracting the ancient bloodline had always been a difficult task for him. If the secret was leaked, he would be surrounded by the old wizards and cut into pieces.
"That's it!" Melissa raised her head and looked at the island in the distance. She looked relaxed. "We're here."
A bulging black shadow stood quietly on the horizon. It was the small island they were heading to, the destination of this voyage.
The entire blue sea was dyed red.
There were six people standing on the deck.
"Are you going to drink the rhino's blood yourself? You'll be in great pain if you drink it. "Angele could smell the blood lingering on her body.
The merfolk approached the ship and boarded it quickly. The leader of the merfolk started talking to Ainphent in a low voice. It seemed like they were negotiating.
It seemed like Ainphent's negotiation with the merfolk had already ended. The merfolk that boarded the ship got off the ship one by one and returned to their original team.
* BAM *
A skinny old woman in a white robe was standing at the front of the ship. It was Melissa.
'No wonder you're willing to follow her even though you're Grand Knights.' Angele nodded. "Do you know Master Ainphent's background?"
The first thing Angele saw after he stepped out of the room was a dark blue whale that had the same size as a ship slowly floated to the surface of the water. The whale's back reflected the red light of the water under the setting sun.
"It seems like we need to take a detour. The merfolk are isolating this area. I think they're busy, "Isabel spoke in a light tone.
The Grand Knights and the soldiers around them moved away. It was a conversation between two wizards.
Angele looked at the direction they were talking. Ainphent had already stepped onto the deck and was ready to welcome the merfolk.
Angele looked at Ainphent's airship again. Ainphent's airship increased its speed, overtaking most of the ships and moving to the front.
"My name is Del. Master Isabel raised me. Master Isabel helped us grow up. Without her, we would've died a long time ago. "There was a bitter smile on the blonde Knight's face.
The merfolk leader named Sumer waved his right hand.
On the surface of the sea beside the whale, tall and strong figures slowly arched out of the water.
The ship rushed out of the fog and entered a region of the sea under the night sky.
Kuirman stood there alone, staring at the stone with his arms crossed.
She held a small stone disc in her hand. The disc was gray in color, and there was a string hanging from it. On the string, there was a small black stone with a hint of red in it. The stone was pulling the string forward in a strange way. It felt like there was an invisible force pulling it forward.
Angele turned around and saw Isabel walking to him. She was wearing a white robe with purple edges and her long black hair was tied into a ponytail.
Apart from where the six of them were standing, the thick white fog was so thick that they couldn't even see their fingers in front of them.
On the right side of the fleet, a large number of Sea Race people suddenly appeared.
"Master Isabel." The three Grand Knights and the soldiers on duty bowed to her.
The sky was overcast with dark clouds, and everything was dark blue. There were only blue light dots on the surface of the sea.
Melissa stared at the stone with a serious expression on her face.
A large group of Sea Race members surrounded a huge black ship. Half of the ship was burning fiercely, and red flames and white icicles were constantly shooting out of the ship. Occasionally, there were some green acid balls mixed in.
The Seafolk at the front held a white semi-circular wooden shield with a black image of an eye engraved in the middle. The magic energy smashed onto the shield, but it couldn't break it.
The three of them were slightly surprised.
"The war hasn't started yet, right?" Angele smiled. "How's the rhino blood I gave you two days ago?"
Angele heard footsteps coming from the deck behind him.
The string was pulled taut and it felt like it was going to break at any second.
"The pace of the unification of the Sea Race has accelerated. These fish ears have never stopped longing for land since ancient times. Nola's relationship with them seems to be peaceful, but it's getting tense, "Isabel explained. It sounded like she was talking to herself. "Let's hope that the ship can leave safely."
A crack slowly appeared in the dark clouds above the island. Dim white light shone down from the sky and landed on the island.
"Is that so?" Angele stopped asking questions and looked ahead. He could see the land in front of him.
"All ships, follow Ainphent's ship. Don't leave the ship without permission or the merfolk will attack you."
Angele turned around and walked to the deck. He saw Isabel's three Grand Knights standing by the railings and looking at the ship.
The only other talent he could use was his Metal Mastery. Sadly, his Metal Mastery was not strong enough against a Liquid stage wizard. If he did not have the illusion signet, he would have been able to defeat the two dark wizards.
Angele and Isabel stood beside each other with a blank expression on their faces.
"Master Isabel, which organization do you belong to? I don't think there's anything I can hide from you, right? "Angele went straight to the point.
The sea was covered by the thick white fog and Angele could not see anything clearly. The ship was advancing slowly in the thick fog.
"You're from Nola?" the tallest merfolk in the front questioned in a loud voice.
The ship slowly moved to the island, leaving a white trail on the surface of the black sea.
In the afternoon, half of the bright red sunset had sunk into the sea.
"It seems like they're trying to exhaust the ship's energy," Angele spoke in a low voice.
Angele felt that the ship was mysterious and quiet.
"Just in case." Ainphent glanced at Angele and responded in a light tone.
"Master is resting in the cabin. I'm sorry, but I told no one to disturb her. "Ainphent spoke politely.
The golden-haired knight Dair was confused. "Didn't Lord Pell tell you?"
"To be honest, we've never heard of a wizard named Ainphent in Nola," the female Grand Knight spoke. "It's very likely that Aini is just an alias. Even his face might be fake. He's a good friend of the merfolk's prince, so he's definitely not a normal wizard. "
"You'll be stuck at the same level after the energy transformation. Don't do that unless it's absolutely necessary." Angele stopped smiling.
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