As Rove said, at the speed of the Mayflower, in a few days, the Messira would have to cross the Atlantic alone to return home in the Aegean Sea.

So when passing through the Azores, Rove said goodbye to her.

Leaving with the Messira, in addition to Helen, who was going to be fished, was the Cabloon.

With it to protect the Messira, there shouldn't be much of a problem if you want to get to Greece safely.

The horse-shaped water monster seems to be reluctant to Cabro Dragon, which is also normal, after all, it has been a "dragon knight" many times when the other party is "petrified".

However, Cabroron doesn't have much nostalgia for the horse-shaped water monster and Rove, and even has a faint hostility.

The former is to inject a large amount of bone blood, and the latter is to draw a large amount of bone and blood.

Rove also has something to say, he consumed the precious mandrake on Cabrolong's body, and as compensation, it was reasonable to take some blood.

If it were Professor Snape, not to mention blood, feces and cuticles.

Of course, Rove may have smoked a little too much, but that wasn't intentional...... Like the cafeteria aunt, who hasn't had a time when their hands are shaking?

Rove gave the Ghost Ship charts and a nautical diary to the Messira, and he kept a copy of it himself.

Messira's hope was rekindled, and she decided to go home for a while before going to the North Sea. The girl also invites Rove to join her in search of the fountain of good luck.

Rove wasn't very reluctant to go, after all, the island sounded dangerous, just as he didn't want to follow Helena to rob her mother's tomb.

Maybe...... Messira can team up with Helena, one wants to remove the curse, the other wants to resurrect, and it's the perfect partner.

Taking advantage of the Mayflower's stay in the Azores, Rove also followed the Delacour family to play on the island for a while.

Located in the eastern central part of the North Atlantic Ocean, the Azores are a volcanic archipelago and an important supply point for the Atlantic route.

In the Middle Ages, Cape Bohador on the west coast of Africa, which was then recognized as the end of the world in Europe, was known as the "Cape of Death".

At that time, the sea near Cape Bohador was depicted with devil's hands, and Muggles thought that if they sailed any further, they would fall into the bottomless pit of the ocean.

But as the Portuguese sea ships sailed through the waters of Cape Bojador, not only did they not fall into the bottomless pit, but they also accidentally discovered new islands...... It's the Azores.

As a famous tourist island, it is home to a group of bikini-clad witches who play thrilling beach Quidditch.

Madame Delacour took Fleur and Gabrielle to go shopping.

As the attendants, Mr. Rove and Mr. Delacour took on the responsibility of carrying large bags and small bags.

The two sat on a stone bench in front of the shop, admiring the white, round sand Quidditch from afar.

It's really just a matter of learning ball skills, at least Rove is so innocent and decent in his heart, without the slightest distraction...... As for Mr. Delacour, it is all too clear.

Unfortunately, the Mayflower did not stay long and left the Azores.

In the words of Captain Carlos, they had been delayed for too long, and if they had been before, they would have already arrived at the destination of the voyage.

In order to hurry, he compressed the docking time of many islands, which has to be said to be a very bad thing.

The good news is that the journey was smooth sailing, there were no more raids, no ghost ships, no pirate infestation, and even the weather was fine and there was no torrential rain.

It took only two days for the Mayflower to reach Bermuda and dock in the capital of Hamilton.

It is only more than 900 kilometers from the North American continent, and the Mayflower will arrive in the United States tomorrow morning.

To Rove's surprise, Bermuda, a self-governing British overseas territory, was home to a department of the Ministry of Magic.

When he learned that Rove was on the Mayflower, the chief Anthony came to him on board and invited him to dinner.

The Ministry of Magic has sent the Blake incident to the capital of Hamilton through documents, and Anthony naturally knows the weight of this rising star in the British wizarding world.

The main purpose of his interest was to inquire about Secretary Fudge's treatment of Crouch.

The recent winds look to be against Crouch, who could be suspended for accountability.

Anthony was keen to leave Bermuda and return to England.

And Crouch, as the director of the Department of International Cooperation of the Ministry of Magic, if he is suspended for probation, the position is just vacant.

Even if we can't be the director, let's go back to London and be the director of the Diagon Alley Street Office, which is better than working hard in Bermuda, a marginal place.

In Anthony's opinion, although Rove is only a teenager, as a popular fried chicken, it is still okay to help ask for information without saying a few good words to help Fudge from Fudge.

Rove really didn't know about it, so he just excused himself a few words, and then politely declined Anthony's invitation.

The boy walked along the deck and soon found Fleur and Gabrielle, who were looking at the sea.

"Rove, look there!" Gabrielle shouted.

Rove looked up and saw tens of thousands of fish breaking through the waves on the blue sea, shuttling and intertwining in mid-air, they flew in the air against the snow-white waves, forming a flowery "parabola".

Those fish are beautiful in the sunset.

"It's a flying fish." Rove walked up to Gabrielle and explained to her:

"They can jump more than 10 meters above the surface of the water and stay in the air for more than 40 seconds, which is a very magical creature."

"Wow, the fish still has wings?" Gabrielle looked surprised.

"That's not wings." Rove smiled and said, "It's their pectoral fins." ”

The pectoral fins of flying fish are so well developed that they reach the wings that look like birds.

Similarly, their flight out of the water has nothing to do with the pectoral fins that appear to be wings, but rather the rapid flapping of the tail in the water as they swim towards the surface, thus gaining additional thrust.

At the moment, the deck was full of passengers, everyone was admiring the view, and there were many people who wanted to catch the flying fish flying in the sky.

But they are very nimble, and with their powerful tails, they can quickly flap their tails to turn their bodies and let themselves escape.

Gabrielle couldn't catch one, and looked anxious, so Rove snapped his fingers and trapped a flying fish with a water balloon and floated into his hand.

In the boy's brain, there was a sudden "ding" sound.

[A wild flying fish is detected, triggering a side quest:

Complete 100% Flying Fish domestication with a reward:

【Strong pectoralis major muscle】

[Complete the 100% taming of the flying fish, and you will be like a flying fish, with a strong and well-developed pectoralis major muscle, and the size is conservatively estimated to reach a D mask]

Rove was stunned...... Your pectoralis major muscles are too pompous, aren't they?!

He hurriedly threw the flying fish to Gabrielle, fearing that he would put it in his hand for a while, so he tamed the thing.

Rove couldn't help but sigh.

The magic rewarded by the system, when will he be able to transfer it to the people around him!

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