Full-Time Magician: Demon Mage

Chapter 75 Unexpected Events

Two hours after setting sail, we had traveled halfway through the journey, but the previously clear sky began to be dotted with fluffy white clouds.

"Attention everyone!" +3

"We're halfway there, and it's about an hour and a half away from Green Field Island."

"The weather is changing; there may be a storm at sea in an hour. Please be careful."

"University students, please pay attention to the weather changes, return to the cabin in time, and follow the instructions of Instructor Xu Yuan."

A loudspeaker broadcast drew everyone's attention, and after it ended, there was much discussion.

"Damn it, what a bad start..."

"This is the first time I've encountered something like this. Brothers, don't get swept away by the sea."

"I'm a little scared..."

……

Even without that sound, the warship's rocking motion was already making some people feel unwell, unlike on land.

If a storm were to break out, the waves would be at least several meters high, enough to toss this small warship up and down.

"Pastoral Song, make sure everyone is safe. Your plant-based abilities will be very useful at this time."

Wang Teng glanced at his teammate and mentioned it to her, telling her to be mentally prepared.

Actually, he can also rescue people; the Void Claw is still useful, but it's obviously not as good as the plant-type rescue abilities.

"Yeah, Mu Mei, we're counting on you!"

"My life is in your hands."

"Sister Mu~"

……

A group of people joked that if something really went wrong, Muge would be their lifeline; even if she were swept into the sea, they could still pull her out.

"Okay, I understand. I'll do my best."

Mu Ge was clearly overwhelmed by the crowd's enthusiasm, and then rolled her eyes at Wang Teng, as if blaming him.

Not only their team from Mingzhu Academy, but also members from the other seven universities gathered together to discuss the matter.

Obviously, those who can get by in the world are generally not stupid, provided there are no traitors in the team.

As the warships sailed, more and more clouds appeared, some of which had turned black, clearly indicating that they were about to enter a rain zone.

woohoo hoo...

A strong wind picked up at sea, the waves became more violent, and the moisture in the air became thicker.

Wang Teng took out his phone and glanced at it, only to find that it wasn't 11 o'clock yet. He had set off at 7 a.m., and three and a half hours had already passed.

"Let's go inside the cabin. Muge and I will stay outside. We're very close to Green Field Island now, and we can't guarantee that no demons won't board the ship."

"Let's see if we can lend a hand!"

Wang Teng glanced at the students from other universities who had already started setting off, and prepared to do the same.

After sitting on the boat for more than three hours, even if my physical functions are still okay, my mental state is not good, and I probably won't be able to react in time.

"Captain, I, with my lightning element, can also fight..."

Bai Hao looked somewhat unconvinced and was still thinking of struggling.

"There's no need. What you need to do is not waste your magic energy here, but break through when you get to the island. That's the key."

"The distance is not far now; it will be your time to fight."

Wang Teng decisively rejected his suggestion. If the ship rocked violently and people were thrown out, he would have to spend time rescuing them, which was not worth it.

"Alright, Bai Hao, the captain has already made it very clear. Don't mess things up now!"

Mu Ge couldn't stand it anymore. He had already explained it so clearly, so why was he still so stubborn and had to show off?

When Bai Hao heard Mu Ge say the same thing, he had no choice but to follow the group into the cabin.

Rumble rumble...

The wind and waves suddenly picked up, and the bow of the ship lifted off the ground, gaining a 30-degree angle!

As if the ship were about to capsize at any moment, the students who entered the cabin were caught off guard and all fell over.

"Remember to coordinate and support each other, the storm is coming!"

"Please be mindful of your safety and beware of demonic attacks on the warships!"

"Everyone, the real battle has begun!"

The loudspeaker's sound clearly penetrated the sound of the wind and waves, reaching everyone's ears.

Splash splash splash...

Dark clouds loomed overhead, and a sudden downpour began, filling the sky with dense raindrops and severely limiting visibility!

Even those on the same boat had difficulty seeing each other clearly.

"Military magistrates really have a tough job~"

Wang Teng was also deeply moved. A void platform materialized beneath his feet, as the warship was shaking too much and affecting his reaction time.

Mu Ge, as a teammate, also stepped onto the platform, her face full of curiosity and surprise.

The platform is detached from the warship's deck, yet it appears to be connected to the warship, and is not affected by the warship's advance.

"Alright, stop watching. It's just a little trick. Look around and see which military mages need help, and lend a hand if needed."

Wang Teng noticed that several other trainees were also on the deck, seemingly sharing the same idea as him.

However, they underestimated the harsh conditions at sea. The warship started to rock, and they were too busy trying to steady themselves to even think about taking action.

"Let's drag those guys into the cabin. It's really embarrassing to see them stranded halfway to Green Field Island!"

"good!"

With Wang Teng stabilizing the virtual platform, she felt very at ease.

"Vines—entwining!"

Several vines were quickly tied around the waists of the men, and then they were pulled toward the cabin.

The men felt the power coming from their waists and immediately looked up in Wang Teng's direction, realizing that they had been helped.

A look of gratitude appeared on his face, and then he painstakingly made his way back to the cabin step by step along the vines.

"As expected, Wei Ming was right. This guy is very strong and his adaptability is also timely."

Xu Yuan stood on high ground and looked through the glass window at the scene on the deck, praising it repeatedly.

He was deeply displeased with those students who acted on their own initiative, having informed them of the common sense beforehand and given advance notice of their entry into the cabin.

But he's so self-righteous!

Even if he were to fall into the sea, he wouldn't help!

They had now entered the demons' territory, and demons could rush up at any moment, so he had no time to care about these people.

The rain poured down, but it seemed to slow down when it hit the platform, as if an invisible force was hindering the rapid impact of the rain.

Time seemed to stretch on endlessly at that moment; the journey was less than half an hour, yet the warship moved at a snail's pace.

The wind and waves came crashing in, greatly slowing our progress. If we hadn't been pushing forward, we probably would have been swept back.

"How are you? Can you keep going?"

Wang Teng looked at Mu Ge, who was soaked to the bone, his clothes clinging to his body, but his expression remained serious as he carefully observed his surroundings.

"Hmm, no problem!"

Mu Ge smiled earnestly. She felt that this experience had truly transformed her, broadening her horizons considerably by witnessing such a difficult environment.

This is not a scene that can be seen from inside the ship's cabin.

A crucial aspect of training is broadening one's horizons and experiencing harsh wilderness survival environments, which is an invaluable experience.

Not everyone has the opportunity to face the roaring waves of the ocean!

Only by overcoming the challenge can one's personal spirit be elevated and one's inner fearlessness strengthened.

(End of this chapter)