All Heavens: Transfer Students at Hogwarts

On the deck of the Charizard, the mage apprentice put on protective clothing and shook his legs nervously.

Captain Manny was checking the crew's steam-pump packs like an old father packing for a wanderer.

"You go back quickly, be careful and concealed on the way, and be sure to protect Mr. Dean."

The big alien crew member glanced at the mage's apprentice and complained in a low voice: "It would be safer if we didn't take him with us."

"It's good for people to volunteer and be willing to help. Never underestimate spellcasters, their brains are real treasures. Now, stop talking nonsense. Let's go."

The old crew members saluted, and the mage apprentice was in a hurry. Before he could salute, the others walked to the edge of the deck and jumped off.

"Wait for me!"

"Go ahead, Mr. Dean. Good luck!" The captain smiled and waved.

The mage apprentice jumped from the edge of the deck and fell towards the asteroid beneath him. Before landing, he pressed the jet button on his hand, and the steam pump behind him spit out a puff of white smoke, which made his trouser legs tremble and shake. Staggered and fell to the ground.

"Be careful, the far star belt has always been barbaric." The old crewman comforted the mage apprentice with a hint of threat, which was advising him to return to the ship quickly.

Dean didn't understand. He nodded and looked around nervously, as if a plundering ship would fall from the sky at any time.

The place where Charizard landed is in the middle ring of the asteroid belt.Captain Manny insisted that the crew drive the Charizard deep.

As we all know, the closer to the inner ring, the greater the density of celestial bodies.

The boss, Gus, objected. He thought it was enough to stay in the outer ring. Entering the middle ring would easily hit an asteroid and damage the ship's hull.

In this regard, the reason given by the captain is that the more dangerous the place is, the easier it is to run aground on the rocks, and the more likely the place is to run aground on the rocks, the fewer robber ships will be. The place with the fewer robber ships will be safer, so the more dangerous the place, the safer it will be.

These philosophical words successfully convinced Gus, but the large hole on the side of the Charizard silently complained about the captain's instructions.

The repairman gnome will repair the hull, and some good glue can play a huge role. The leather of the hairspring carrier can be as strong as epoxy resin after treatment, which is an ideal material.

Five veteran crew members and a mage apprentice. Their mission is to capture gossamer aircraft carriers and mine luminous rocks. The former is a relatively common creature in the wasteland, while the latter is rare. This special material can be used to make propellant. , but you need to be careful about the radiation damage it emits.

The old crew took the "counter" provided by the gnome repairman. When they approached the luminous rock, the photophilic flies in the indicator light would become restless.

Relying on steam pumps, they can propel themselves through space, and the alien crew is equipped with gunpowder weapons-these flammable materials are carefully stored and rarely made mistakes.

Every year there are reports of gunpowder explosions causing shipwrecks and fatalities when ships were crossing the Phlogiston Sea.

However, the purpose of taking risks is to obtain benefits. Gunpowder guns are much easier to use than swords, giving them full confidence.

The mage apprentice turned back three times at a time, looking at the Charizard that was getting further away. The vulgar tempers of the old crew members beside him seemed to have become gentle and approachable. He forced out a flattering smile and greeted every crew member who glanced at him.

What is this little white face smirking at? ——The old crew members looked at each other in blank dismay.

There is a large border area between the distant star ring and the wind mass sea. The crew members don't have to worry about exhausting the airbags, and they can move at ease. As long as they return before the fuel and water in the steam pump are exhausted, the range of activities is quite wide.

The Mage's Apprentice is probably the first space odyssey, and you hold down the jet button and don't let go.

"Hey! Silly...well, Dean, don't waste fuel."

Dean floated higher than everyone else, and soon he noticed an unusual flash of light at five o'clock.

"Look there! There's a light. Is it Gossamer?"

The foreign crew stuck out their hippopotamus-like heads, blinked their eyes, and gestured to their companions to move forward and outflank them.

They spread out in all directions, forming a loose encirclement, like a gaping mouth, gradually moving towards the shining point.

The mage apprentice is unwilling to be outdone, but he does not have the skills of the old crew members to jump between asteroids, just like dancing among the pebbles on the river. At best, he is a big toad, fluttering out, but falling into the water. .

The shining point was indeed a group of gossamer aircraft carriers. The crew members cheered for their good luck. It was only less than two hours after they got out and they got straight to the point. It couldn't be better.

However, they found that they were late, as this group of gossamer aircraft carriers had already been boarded first.

What the crew saw was a human man floating in space with ragged clothes and long hair hanging down his shoulders. Surrounded by gossamer spaceships, he calmly cast spells to kill them one by one.

The long tentacles as beautiful as colorful ribbons under the aircraft carrier's body are hidden with poison. When they dance around the prey, the falling tentacles are like bunches of clouds falling on the body. Tiny needles will pop out from them, piercing the skin and injecting venom. . Every poisoned person will have strong hallucinations, the skin will swell like a water-filled balloon, and then the fresh life will suddenly pass away in a short and severe pain.

To deal with Gossamer Carriers, unless you are undead or aberrants who are not afraid of poison, it is a good choice to wear thick clothes, just like beekeepers.

However, the man's clothes that the crew saw were in tatters, just a few strands of cloth hanging on his body. Even so, he did not give any fatal tentacles a chance to get close.

The crew members have also seen the mage's fighting posture, waving the staff like a mallet, stroking the crystal ball like touching the waist of a young lady, muttering the toothache curse enthusiastically, and then throwing out the roaring fire or thunder.

The wild traveler in front of him is very calm, like a conductor standing in a concert hall, he raises his hand to poke the air, and then the tentacles of the gossamer space mother will break away from the torso, and the invisible edge is helping him out.The crew scattered around touched their necks at the same time, as if to confirm that there was no sudden wound on their throat.

That person quickly killed the group of more than 20 gossamer aircraft carriers, took away all the skins, and left in the breeze.

Shortly after he left, the Charizard's crew gathered to discuss it.

"What should we do?"

"The trick he used is really good. It looks very light. It turns out that Gossamer is so easy to kill. I thought the stinger of this thing was tricky before."

"Boy Dean, do you know what trick that man used?"

The mage apprentice frowned, and said uncertainly, "Maybe it's a mana explosion, and this person might be a sorcerer."

"Ah, Warlock (literally translated as war lock), no wonder, he is really a good player."

Dean showed a gloomy expression and retorted: "Warlocks are not reliable. They all work for evil spirits, and their research on magic is not as good as real mages."

The crew ignored the young man.

"Should we continue to look for the aircraft carrier, or return to the ship to report?"

"I have an idea." A human crew member said, "We can track this magician, maybe we can get on line with him."

The other crew members looked at each other, and the highest-ranking foreign crew member nodded, and no one objected.

"Why?" Dean shouted in horror, "I said warlocks are dangerous."

The old crew member explained patiently: "Because he seems to be local and knows more about this area than we do. Maybe he can find the luminous rocks."

"Then what if he attacks us?"

The alien crew member smiled and raised the short-barreled gun in his hand, showing a simple smile, "Then treat him to some iron beans."