Chapter 2029 Goodbye Unknown Giant Shadow

But not everyone will fall for it like Alexander did. At least for Flitwick, the fact that there is a magic spell on the hatch has been known for a long time.

"Crack."

The moment Alexander stood up, the door was opened by the other party from the inside. And perhaps because of a little haste, Flitwick obviously didn't expect that someone happened to be standing behind the door, so the moment he opened the door, Alexander was "bang" by the oncoming door panel and slapped heavily. on the nose.

"Aw!"

With a wailing with a strong nasal sound, he immediately squatted down on the spot covering his face, the pain seemed to flow out of tears.

"Oh, sorry, Mr. Wolfe."

Flitwick stood by the door, poked his head behind it, and apologized in his high-pitched voice. But he is obviously in a hurry right now, but he doesn't have much time to say these things.

"Yes, Mr. Ta Weng, please step aside, there are still people behind—"

While talking, Flitwick turned around and waved his wand towards the door, and gradually backed away. Soon, Ensi at the side saw several figures lying flat floating out of the door one after another.

And...these guys look familiar, don't they?

"Ok?"

When Ensi saw it, he couldn't help raising his eyebrows. Alexander, who was still holding his nose on the other side, couldn't help standing up again when he saw these unconscious people:

"Bartley? Mill?"

"Look!" Ensi spread his hands and said, "This is the result of not knowing one's own strength at all, and wanting to run around and try to be brave!"

Yes, these guys who lost consciousness and were "carried" by Professor Flitwick were the little wizards who had sneaked out from the back door of the classroom earlier and wanted to invite Ens to accompany them.

"Are you two familiar with them? That's just right, take care of them for me first! Just remember not to break the spell on them."

Seeing this, Flitwick immediately placed the students firmly on the deck next to the door, then raised his wand and waved at the hatch.

"Boom!"

The door was shut again,

Also added a protective spell by the way.

"Then I'll go find Professor Snape first—you two should also be careful here, and don't open the door casually. Now inside...how should I say it? It's not safe anyway."

After a few reminders like this, Flitwick turned around in a hurry, stepped into the fog with his two short legs, and temporarily left Enns and Alexander's sight.

"Take care of them? Uh... how?"

Alexander looked down at the students lying on the deck, scratched his head in embarrassment, and finally couldn't help but look up at Ensi on the opposite side. However, he only saw the back of Erns' head, who was going back to the cable pile.

"How do I know? I'll leave this kind of meaningless shit to you."

"Hey!"

Alexander hurriedly called him, but in the end he could only shake his head and sigh.

"Anyway...just look at it, right?"

...

When Alexander was staring blankly at the fainting students at the door, Professor Flitwick, who had just returned with these little wizards, had already arrived near the side of the ship where Sprout and Snape were. Seeing that Professor Sprout was holding onto the railing of the ship and waving his magic wand towards the sea, as if he was trying to dispel some fog so that he could see the situation on the sea surface more clearly, Flitwick couldn't help but jumped twice and looked down. glanced.

"Okay," Snape couldn't help shaking his head when he saw Flitwick's short legs, "The seaweeds were only moving a little while ago, and I can't see anything right now—you're back? Is there anything?" New discovery?"

"New discovery?"

After saying this, Flitwick turned his head and looked at Lisa who was helping Sprout, and then said with some clarity:

"So, you should already know that the minds of the students are controlled by unknown forces?"

"Of course," Snape nodded, "There are a few who have survived that period of mental shock, and I have already given them the potion that strengthens the will, and even if they do it once, they will not be affected for the time being. Arrived."

"Oh, timely response!" Flitwick nodded and gave him a thumbs up, "Then... what about the other affected people? Can you make them recover too? Those who ran around on the boat before The little rascals have been tricked, and I got hold of them, and brought them on deck."

"Huh?" Snape heard the words, thought for a while, and then said, "I can't guarantee whether it will be cured or not, but anyway, let's go and have a look first! By the way, try to see if you can find out the reason."

Having said that, he turned towards the railing not far away and said:

"Professor Sprout, let me go over, you...keep an eye on it."

"OK."

Maybe he wanted to remind something else in the end, but it still turned into such blunt words when it came to his mouth. As soon as the words fell, he and Flitwick went back.

Lisa watched the two professors go to the cabin door. Although she wanted to follow along, she stayed on Sprout's side, and together with the latter continued to look towards the faintly discernible sea below the side of the ship.

And that's when...

"Professor, look there—is there a green light?"

Hearing what she said, Sprout who was beside him immediately turned his head to look at her, and then followed her gaze to the fog on the left again.

However, the green awns emitted by the colliding hurricane algae were not obvious, instead, the first thing she saw was a strange translucent shadow, which suddenly magnified in her field of vision.

Obviously, something is approaching quickly in the mist on the sea surface, and...it seems to be an exceptionally large individual!

Was this what Snape had seen earlier?

"Lisa, back off!"

When seeing the shadow, the first thing Sprout thought of was not trying to figure out what it was, but Lisa who was by his side.

She reached out and grabbed Lisa's arm in a hurry, and dragged her back quickly. At the same time, the shadow in the fog also rapidly zoomed in and approached, dangerously but silently flying past the side of the Revolution like a hill.

That's right, in terms of distance, that's already very close. But the strange thing is that even at such a short distance, the two of them didn't see clearly what kind of huge monster was passing by. There was only an indescribable sense of oppression, which "rammed" past the two... no, in fact, it was the feeling of almost everyone on the boat who was still awake.

"what is that?"

Lisa seemed to be a little frightened, and said to herself in a panic.

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