Idle game leads to another world.

Chapter 587: Battle of the Sea (1)

If it was before this, someone would tell Oldie that it would rain underground and even lightning and dark clouds could be seen.

Oldie would certainly look at him with great contempt, meaning, don't confuse dreams with reality.

And now...

Alde just felt like wow.

The rain fell from the sky like a hanging rope without any warning, soaking the three people on the deck from head to toe.

These crystal ships have no cabins. The so-called bridge part is just the stern being raised and a steering wheel made of the same crystal material is placed on it. Apart from that, there is nothing else.

The good news is that there are drainage facilities on the deck, which are high in the middle and low on both sides. The rainwater will naturally flow to the side of the ship and then flow out from the drainage holes.

The bad news is that the rain seems to be getting heavier, and there are concerns that the drainage holes will not be able to withstand it.

This is obviously not a good day to go out to sea, but there is no way, the arrow is on the string and must be shot.

Oldie tried to use magic to stop the rain from soaking her, but the rain was too heavy and it didn't work at all.

The impact of heavy rain on vision is even more catastrophic.

Since the heavy rain began, the three of them have completely lost their way. At first, they could vaguely see the torches or magic lights on the chasing boats through the rain, but soon these lights were drowned in the rain and nothing could be seen.

The sky and the sea seemed to have merged into one, and the ship seemed to be sailing in pitch-black darkness, as if it would be swallowed up in the next moment.

The only lighting is the lightning that flashes across the sky from time to time, which may illuminate the surroundings for a moment, but this light is not only too short-lived, but also too bright, often causing a large bright spot to reflect on the water surface, making it impossible to see what is around you.

In this environment, the lack of light was obviously very dangerous. Olde wiped the rain off her face and had to raise her staff.

A striking ball of light was launched onto the mast and immediately lit up with a strong light.

This is the Daylight Spell, which literally means that it is a spell that emits strong light. However, it is not usually used for lighting, but to deal with creatures that are sensitive to light.

There was no other way. In this environment, the commonly used light spell or dancing lights spell were completely ineffective, and the only option was to use the brighter daylight spell.

The light ball hanging on the mast successfully illuminated the surroundings of the crystal ship. The light passed through the light blue crystal, making the water surface seem more dreamy.

"Over there! Shoot!"

Then came the trouble maker.

When the light source was lost, no one knew where anyone was, and they even doubted whether they would be able to drift with the current and return to the dock.

But as soon as Olday turned on the light, she immediately became the brightest person in the audience.

A Wild Bear Mercenary ship that had unknowingly caught up to them immediately spotted them and gathered the people on the deck to launch a hail of arrows at them.

This sounds dangerous, but in reality it's just lip service.

The arrows were only halfway in their flight when they were blown back by the strong wind blowing sideways. Even if there were a few stray bullets, they could not even touch the side of the ship where Oldie and her companions were, and fell into the water.

But to be honest, it is not easy for Olde to fight back.

After all, the sea was too bumpy now. It was very difficult to just stand, let alone cast a spell in such a bumpy situation. It took Orday two or three times to cast the daylight ball before it succeeded.

At this time, Nimia, who was steering the ship, shouted loudly:

"Hold on tight!" Under the light, the sea water turned from pitch black to light grey and suddenly a huge wave crest rose up, and the ship that Oldie and her crew were on just above the wave crest.

If you go up, you will naturally come down, and the rising and falling waves will not wait for you to slowly go down.

Just like being thrown up, the entire ship was thrown directly into the air, and then crashed heavily onto the water with a bang.

Although the ship is made of crystal on the surface, in fact it only looks like crystal. God knows what material the elves used in the first place. If it fell like this, the wooden ship would have fallen apart long ago, but this crystal ship would be fine.

But the fact that the ship is fine doesn’t mean that the people are fine.

Only Zora was strong and he held tightly onto the winch that controlled the sail. Nemia and Oldie fell directly onto the deck, their whole bodies aching as if they had broken bones.

This was considered good luck, as many of the Wild Bear mercenaries who had tried to shoot arrows at Olde and the others had been thrown off the boat and into the sea because of the flying action.

"Is everyone okay? Did anyone break a bone? I still have some magic power, so I can perform a healing spell."

"I'm fine, it's just my head... ah, my horn seems to be broken!"

Tieflings also care about the horns on their heads. Nimia even waxes them carefully every day, wondering if the thing is broken and whether healing magic can reconnect it.

It seemed that Alday didn't have any broken bones, but she was definitely bruised from the fall. She was about to speak when she heard a loud thud.

Quickly getting up, Alde saw the bow of a crystal ship that had just hit the left rear of their ship.

With the help of the light and the occasional lightning in the sky, they could clearly see a large group of densely packed spiders crawling towards them along the point where the two ships touched.

Let’s put it this way, it has the beauty of marching cockroaches, and it gives goose bumps on the back of the neck of the person who sees it.

Orday quickly raised her palm towards the spider crawling over, and sticky flames immediately spurted out from her palm. The scorched spider mixed with heavy rain was washed off the boat.

Low-level spells like Burning Hands don't have much impact, after all, there are only a few casting gestures.

In the darkness illuminated by the flames, Orde saw a huge black shadow on the other ship. The spider elf stretched out its eight legs and moved closer to the side of the ship. It was even gathering strength slightly, as if it was going to make a big leap over.

If the spider elves were allowed to board the ship in this situation, it would be troublesome.

By the way, are you guys, the drow, sick? Why are you staring at us?

At this moment, complaints and various countermeasures flashed quickly through Orde's mind, but just as the spider elf was about to jump, a roar fell from the dark clouds.

--hold head high!

There was no way this voice could be mistaken.

It's a dragon. No creature can imitate the roar of a dragon.

The next moment, a huge monster passed through the dark clouds filled with lightning and entered the range of illumination of the daylight spell.

It was a black dragon covered with black scales, about ten meters long, with blood-red eyes.

However, this black dragon seemed to have been shot down from above. It was not in a normal flying posture. Instead, it was lying on its back with its belly facing up. Its huge wings were wrapped around its body like a cloak. Perhaps its wings were injured and it could not continue to fly.

Regardless of where this dragon came from, it just so happened that it hit Zhuoer's ship squarely, and almost instantly pushed it into the water.

But it was not known whether it was an illusion, but at the moment when the black dragon hit the Zhuoer's ship, Alde, who was lying on the side of the ship, seemed to see the paladin Andy and others, whom she had met once before, standing on the belly of the black dragon...

(End of this chapter)