Weird Wizarding World

   Chapter 104 Wind and Rain

   See such an abnormality.

  Colin made a decisive decision, controlled the Hope Defense Force Field, and quickly transferred the middle-aged sailor to the cabin on the other side.

  As the middle-aged sailors moved away, the other three sailors gradually recovered.

   Although there was still some panic on his face, he finally stopped shouting.

   However, if you observe with supersense, you can clearly see that the spiritual fog and aura on them are dimmed a little to the naked eye.

   On the other side of the cabin, the changes gradually stopped.

  The middle-aged sailor in front of Colin fell into a strange silence after shouting frantically for a while.

   His face was blank, he looked very sleepy, his eyelids were drooping, but he always woke up abruptly and opened them the moment he closed them.

   also seemed to lose his response to the things around him, no matter how Colin called him, there was no response.

   In the state of super-sensation, the spiritual mist and aura of the sailor's body is only a thin layer that cannot be traced.

   "Lear." Colin pondered for a moment, then called out in a deep voice, "Put these insomniac sailors in one cabin. Except for meals, no approach is allowed!"

   "Yes, my lord!" Lear hurried over, looking a little uneasy.

   He carefully covered his mouth and nose, and found a chain from the bed not far away to connect all the insomniac sailors together.

   and dragged them towards the confinement room at the bottom of the cabin.

  It is also thanks to the fact that the sailors have now become sluggish and have no response to external stimuli. Otherwise, he may not be able to do it alone.

  Lear tried his best to cover his mouth and nose and held his breath as he walked towards the lower cabin.

  Although he has no experience in ocean voyages, the previous captain had two ocean voyages and often told them endless interesting stories at sea.

   Occasionally, danger is mentioned.

  The collective problem of sailors like this, in addition to the mysterious factor, is the infectious disease.

  The captain specially emphasized that he had heard a certain master wizard say that infectious diseases are caused by invisible bugs, which float in the air around the patient.

   If you cover your mouth and nose, you can definitely prevent infection.

   This is the same story as other captains have told, and they are never just half-believing.

  After all, the air is full of invisible insects...it's too scary.

   But now, when he encountered a similar thing on the boat, he couldn't help but not believe it.

  There is only one life, and life is at stake. We have always preferred to trust it rather than trust it.

the other side.

  Colin hurried back to the captain's room with Renee.

   He has no clue about the current situation, or in other words, there are too many possibilities—

  Diseases, environment, curses, ghosts…

  Without getting any information, he could not be sure which factor caused the current situation.

   But from the crazy words of the last middle-aged sailor—

  Perhaps it has something to do with the unknowable Him.

   But that's not necessarily true. Diseases, curses, and ghosts can all cause hallucinations.

   After returning to the captain's room, Colin took out the knowledge crystal and flipped through the relevant materials.

   After half a day, he came to the confinement room at the bottom of the cabin alone.

   opened the observation window at the door, and he looked inside.

The four sailors in    were sitting face to face with their heads bowed at this time, no movement or verbal communication.

  There is just an eerie silence.

   summoned the scepter of stupidity, and Colin thought.

   The radiance of witchcraft to detect the plague emanated from his hand.

   After a while, his expression darkened, he pulled down the observation window and turned to leave.

   The disease detection that I just learned did not detect any abnormality.

   It seems that this incident is likely to be caused by extraordinary factors.

   It would be nice if it was a ghost or something.

   If the unknowable He causes…

   With his apprentice as a senior wizard, even if he has a wand of ignorance, I am afraid that he may not be able to do it.

   for the next two days.

   Three more sailors had the same symptoms of insomnia and were also locked in the confinement cabin.

  The people on the ship were gradually panicking. At first glance, the sailors' faces were either nervous or worried.

   Anxiety enveloped them.

"stop!"

   "I said—stop! Do you two **** want to be put in a cell together?!"

   on deck.

  Captain Lear yelled at the two shirtless sailors who were entangled in everything in front of him.

   This is the third conflict between sailors in these two days.

   Unlike the previous two times, both sides of the conflict were restrained and limited to ordinary spats and physical shoves.

   This time, the two sailors struck as hard as tinderboxes that had been detonated.

   Both had bruises on their faces, and blood spilled from the broken skin.

   Fortunately, they haven't completely lost their minds.

   After hearing Lear's words, a trace of fear flashed in his eyes, he gritted his teeth, but stopped.

  Lear was relieved when he saw this.

   He subconsciously looked towards the captain's room not far away.

   But at the window, there was no figure he expected to appear.

  Lear turned his head in disappointment, adjusted his mood and emphasized to the sailor in front of him:

   "You have to believe that the wizard will be able to solve these problems! It's just that you can't sleep, and Piccolo's group hasn't died. What are you afraid of?"

   "Besides, tomorrow at the earliest, the day after the day after at the latest, we can successfully reach the island of Bananka, and wait for the land..."

   Captain's Room.

  Colin listened to the sound from outside, his face was calm, and he rubbed the knowledge crystal ball in his hand.

   He sighed slightly in his heart.

   Over the past two days, he has tried various methods.

  Whether it's detecting disease, or sleeping witchcraft, or purifying fel energy...

   is useless.

   Over the past few days, he has been reading the information recorded in the knowledge crystal, and he has indeed found a few words similar to this symptom.

   But time made Taring lose most of the data, and Erica's devouring made the already broken database even more broken.

   So what you get is really just a few words.

  In some stories and materials, similar symptoms have been mentioned, but they are all vague.

   Time goes on.

  Blessings are unparalleled, and misfortunes do not come singly.

   In the evening, the originally clear sky suddenly changed.

   The black clouds began to gather at an unknown time, and the sea breeze became no longer gentle and violent like a knife. The originally calm sea is now surging like unknown creatures lurking.

  Wow!

  Dark blue waves kept coming, crashing against the sturdy wooden wall and breaking into white splashes, making a crashing sound.

   Captain Lear, not far away, was hurriedly directing the sailors to lower their sails.

  Crack!

  Lightning appeared not far away, temporarily dispelling the darkness of the evening, followed by a dull sound of thunder.

  I don’t know when, the world is already pitch black.

"what!"

   On the mast, a sailor seemed to be unsteady and fell heavily.

   "Hard!" The surrounding companions exclaimed.

  ‘It’s over! ' Hader was also pale.

  Shoo!

   But after a while, Hader suddenly found that he did not fall on the deck as he thought.

   was caught by a gentle force and slowly fell to the deck.

   "Thank you sir!"

  Hard got up in shock and quickly thanked Colin in front of him.

   Colin nodded slightly.

  The sailors on the ship are not enough because of the insomnia incident. Even Renee and Demi have been helping with things these two days.

  …Sailors can no longer be downsized because of this accident.

   After a short while, when the first drop of rain fell, the sailors finally stowed their sails.

   "Sir, let's go back to the cabin first." Lear said goodbye to him and wiped the raindrops on his face.

  The rain on the sea, under the action of the strong sea breeze, does not fall vertically, but comes from all directions.

   It looks like countless flying transparent insects.

   "Yeah." Colin retracted his gaze and nodded slightly.

   But at this moment.

  Crack!

   Amid the loud whistling of the sea breeze and the noisy raindrops, he keenly captured an unusual sound from below the deck.

   As if—

  The wood was shattered by a huge force!

  Colin's complexion changed, and his thoughts quickly turned.

   hurriedly shouted:

   "Bring the tools and planks for repairing the cabin and follow me!"

   "Yes!" Lear seemed to realize something, his pupils shrank slightly, and he hurriedly shouted at the sailors behind him:

   "Don't move fast yet! Plank, mace! Hurry up!"

   (end of this chapter)