Traveling through Hogwarts, just wanting to have a love affair

Because of the security issues here, there are still some greedy eyes on them, probably because of the property they carry.

However, this was all expected by Phoenix.

He was not a man who was unprepared, and he took Astoria in one direction.

Astoria's heartbeat quickened as the outline of the ship became clearer.

She had never seen such a spectacular sight; the ship was like a castle on the sea.

The towering masts, huge sails, and busy sailors all made her feel novel and excited.

Her eyes sparkled with curiosity and surprise, as if she had discovered a new world.

Phoenix looked at Astoria's reaction and the corners of his mouth rose unconsciously.

He knew she had never seen anything like it, and this ship was undoubtedly a whole new world for her.

He patted the back of her hand gently, indicating that she didn't need to be afraid.

"Yes, this is the boat."

Phoenix explained patiently:

"It can carry us to faraway places and explore unknown waters."

Astoria's curiosity was completely aroused, and she couldn't wait to board the ship and experience the feeling of riding the waves.

She held Phoenix's hand tightly, as if she could grasp the upcoming journey by doing so.

The guards around were watching everything vigilantly.

Their duty is to protect the ship and the passengers who are about to board.

Their eyes were firm and the weapons in their hands flashed coldly in the sun, giving people a sense of security.

Astoria's heart was filled with anticipation, and she forgot her previous promise to Phoenix.

Now her heart is filled with yearning for the unknown world and anticipation for the journey that is about to begin.

She knew that this would be an unforgettable experience in her life.

Phoenix watched Astoria jumping around like a little bird, with a glimmer of fondness in his eyes.

He liked her innocence and happiness, which made him feel an unprecedented sense of satisfaction.

He knew that although Astoria came from an old magical family, she was full of curiosity and desire for the Muggle world.

"Yes, and besides some necessary staff, there are only two of us on this ship!"

Phoenix added with a smile, a hint of mystery and anticipation in his voice.

Astoria nodded happily, her eyes sparkling with excitement, as if she had already seen herself running freely on the deck.

But then, her brows frowned slightly again, revealing a hint of worry.

“Didn’t that cost a lot of money?”

She asked cautiously, a hint of uneasiness in her voice.

Although Astoria didn't have much idea about money, she knew that wealth was hard-earned.

She didn't want to cause unnecessary waste because of her momentary curiosity.

Phoenix shook his head helplessly, knowing that Astoria's concerns were out of a sense of responsibility to her family.

He explained gently:

"Don't worry, it didn't cost a lot of money. In fact, our Malfoy family has certain connections in the Muggle world."

He paused and continued:

"So this ship can actually be said to be a gift from someone else."

There was a hint of pride in his voice, but also a barely perceptible cunning.

Astoria was satisfied, her smile reappeared, and little stars twinkled in her eyes again.

She looked at the ship, her heart filled with gratitude and anticipation.

She knew it would be an unforgettable journey, an experience she would treasure forever.

On the medieval sea, a ship was quietly anchored on the shore.

Its outline is looming in the morning mist, like a messenger of the sea god, mysterious and solemn.

As the sun rose, golden sunlight penetrated the mist and shone on the hull, making the ancient ship look even more majestic.

The hull is constructed of heavy planks that have been carefully selected and processed.

They are tightly fastened together by iron nails and ropes to form a strong hull.

Each piece of wood carries the dreams and hopes of the sailors, and they appear indestructible under the beating of the waves.

The keel of a ship is deep in the water. It is not only the backbone of the ship, but also the key to ensuring navigation stability.

The clever design of the keel allows the boat to remain balanced even in rough seas.

Just like an experienced old captain, he can always find the way forward in the storm.

On the deck of the ship, masts towered into the sky, with several huge canvas sails hanging on them.

These canvas sails, pushed by the wind, can provide power for the ship to move forward.

The canvas might be painted with a family crest or a religious symbol.

These patterns fluttering in the wind are particularly eye-catching, adding a sense of solemnity and sacredness to the ship.

The prow is carved with various decorations, such as mythological creatures or marine life.

These carvings not only served a decorative purpose, but were also believed to protect the ship from sea monsters.

The carving on the bow is lifelike, as if it is ready to fight the monsters in the sea at any time and protect everyone on board.

The stern is decorated with ornate patterns and carvings, and sometimes there is a small rudder for the captain to command the voyage.

The wheelhouse is ingeniously designed, from where the captain can overlook the entire deck and direct the sailors to perform various operations to ensure the safe navigation of the ship.

There may be rows of gun ports on both sides of the ship, which are intended for naval combat if necessary.

These muzzles were covered in peacetime, but in times of war they would bare their fangs and become the swords of the ship.

The sailors on the ship were busy, either adjusting the sails or performing daily maintenance work on the deck.

Their faces were full of concentration and seriousness. Every time they tightened the rope and wiped the deck, it was to ensure that the ship could sail smoothly.

They know that every voyage is an adventure and they are the soul of the ship.

The group soon noticed Astoria and Phoenix.

Their eyes were filled with vigilance and scrutiny. One of them was a big, bearded man with a burly figure who walked over with steady steps.

His eyes were serious and he asked in a low voice:

"Who are you? No outsiders are allowed to approach here!"

There was unquestionable authority in his words, and he was obviously one of the guards of the ship.

Phoenix took his time, took out a white phoenix pendant from his arms, handed it to the big man, and said with a smile:

"Give this to the captain. He knows him."

The pendant sparkles brightly under the sunlight, and the phoenix pattern is lifelike, as if it will spread its wings and fly away at any time.

The big man took the pendant, and his eyes changed immediately after seeing the pendant. The original seriousness and vigilance were replaced by a kind of respect and recognition.

He bowed his head slightly, and his tone became respectful:

"So it's Master Malfoy. The Captain has already shown us a portrait of this pendant."

Astoria was surprised by how quickly his attitude changed.

"So please follow me. The captain has been waiting for you for a long time."

The big man said as he made a please gesture for Phoenix and Astoria to follow him.

His steps became brisk, and he led the two men through the busy sailors and towards the interior of the ship.

Astoria followed Phoenix, her mind filled with curiosity.

She had no idea what the pendant represented, or why the captain was so looking forward to their visit.

But she could feel Phoenix's confidence and composure, which made her feel at ease.

As they walked deeper into the ship, Astoria's eyes were drawn to every detail of the vessel.

She saw the busy figures of the sailors, heard their conversations, and felt the tense yet orderly atmosphere on the ship.