Chapter 72 Flying to the sky (page 12)

After passing through the dangers of Upside Down Mountain, Carl and his party traveled dozens of nautical miles to the unique weather area in the first half of the Great Line.

It started to rain heavily, and the rainwater flowed down the stairs into the cabin. Several people quickly took out tools and dumped bucket after bucket of rainwater in the cabin to the sea.

After more than an hour of busy work, the weather gradually became clear.

However, before everyone could be happy for too long, the hot sun made them slightly dehydrated.

Fortunately, the freshly cleaned rainwater is not contaminated and can be used as a normal source of fresh water.

Just when they were worried about the lack of fresh water, the weather suddenly turned cold and a huge whirlpool appeared on the sea.

Everyone hurriedly maneuvered the boats to avoid this natural disaster.

After successfully driving away from this dangerous area, snowflakes began to fall from the sky. Everyone hurried back to the cabin and put on thick clothes.

Sure enough, a moment later, goose feathers and heavy snow were flying.

In just ten minutes, the snow on the cabin was already as high as a person.

Everyone picked up tools again and shoveled the snow off the ship to ensure that the ship would not be crushed by the heavy snow.

Finally, hail fell from the sky, and several people used their own methods to break the ice cubes one by one.

After a series of bad weather tests, except for Carl, everyone else was exhausted and slumped on the deck.

Jennifer brought out ginger soup in time to prevent everyone from catching the cold.

When they finally sailed away from the treacherous sea, the sky finally became clear.

After a short rest, everyone's physical strength gradually recovered. Carl immediately pointed out the first target location.

"Let's go directly to Gaya Island."

Carl had already purchased the eternal pointer of Gaya Island. After Thompson took the pointer, he led Hunter to the destination.

Except for Noti and Fields who were training on the side, everyone else played mahjong directly on the deck to kill the boring time at sea.

"Is this Gaya Island?"

Thompson looked at the eternity pointer in his hand, swinging from side to side, pointing firmly to the island ahead.

"Captain, Gaya Island has arrived." Crewmember Thompson announced loudly.

"Reached?"

Karl was sitting on a chair to rest. When he heard Thompson's words, he released his unique domineering energy and sensed the sky.

"Hunter, adjust course and turn left 20 nautical miles."

Carl ordered.

"Understood, Captain."

Hunter immediately adjusted his course.

"Captain, aren't we going to the island?"

someone asked curiously.

"Of course not, I will show you something exciting today."

Karl smiled mysteriously.

Soon, the ship sailed to the designated location.

Carl pressed a button next to his seat. He was not doing nothing during this period.

In the past eight months, he has won the Mohist machine beast production method in Qin Shi Mingyue as a prize.

The ship was modified to have the ability to fly.

With the help of his golden light spell, the ship can fly high into the sky with ease.

"Crunch!" The ship made a strange sound.

"Whoa, what is this?" someone exclaimed.

"It's so cool." Fields ran over excitedly and took a closer look.

"Haha, this is our captain's masterpiece, the Wings of Flight."

Hunter proudly said that he was the only one who knew the ship was capable of flight because he and Carl were involved in its construction.

"Okay, everyone, hold on tight." Karl shouted loudly.

Karl lightly pressed the button on the ship, and the golden light spell immediately emitted a dazzling light, covering the two wings of the ship, providing assistance to it.

The Golden Light Spell has been taught to other people, but except for Noti and Fields, who have just started, others are not interested in it and cannot remember the specific operation method of the Golden Light Spell. Perhaps because their talents are not as good as Noti and Fields. Fields.

However, after several months of exploration, they were barely able to display some, which could be regarded as adding some defensive means to themselves.

With the flapping of its wings, the ship gradually left the water and flew high into the sky. Jennifer was so frightened that she fell to the ground.

"That's not okay, Jennifer."

Johnson walked over and helped Jennifer up.

"Hahahaha! You are actually afraid of heights."

Fields strode over to Jennifer and lifted her up.

After Jennifer was lifted up, she could clearly see the sea level getting further and further away. Her face was pale and her whole body was twisting, trying to jump off Fields' hand.

"Okay, Fields!"

Davis was the oldest present and more composed.

"Don't scare our ship's doctor, otherwise you will be responsible for your illness in the future."

Fields immediately put Jennifer down upon hearing this.

"Oh! Don't be angry, don't be angry, I'm just teasing you."

Fields explained hurriedly.

Jennifer refused, glared at him, pouted, turned and walked towards the cabin. Since she was afraid of heights, she just didn't look at him.

"what should I do?"

Fields was at a loss, and Brown poured cold water on him.

"It's going to be difficult now."

Brown said coldly.

"Why are you everywhere?"

Fields responded dissatisfiedly.

"Okay, everyone, pay attention, we are about to arrive at Sky Island."

A huge island is held up by white clouds, and layers of rainbows bloom on the island. From a distance, it is extremely beautiful.

"There really is an empty island!"

Everyone on the boat was amazed, as if they had discovered a hidden gem.

"I didn't expect the islands in the sky to be so beautiful."

They gazed at the beautiful scenery and felt like they were in a fairyland-like dream world.

"I'm here to take some photos to record everyone's wonderful life."

Jennifer ran out excitedly, the camera hanging on her chest seemed to capture the happy moment.

"Smile!"

She happily captures every smile, "click!" Each photo is like an eternal picture of happiness.

"Boom!"

The ship docked steadily at the edge of the island. Karl turned around and looked at everyone, as if asking: "Who stays to watch the ship?"

"I'd better stay."

Davis took on this responsibility without hesitation. Although he also longed to explore the empty island, he knew that someone had to stick to the ship.

"Don't worry, Uncle Davis, I will bring you something good."

Jennifer assured him with a smile.

"Then you should bring more."

Davis touched Jennifer's head and said expectantly.

"I'm waiting for your good news on the boat."

He waved goodbye to everyone, his eyes full of trust.

"Okay, let's set off."