The witch thought I am a Demon God
Chapter 461 - 278: Summon Small Water Element Magic and Floating Sea_1

Chapter 461: Chapter 278: Summon Small Water Element Magic and Floating Sea_1

After the attack on the Valji family, Ivita attacked a small two-mast pirate ship, which he named the "Silisia" after capturing it. He also captured and forced six pirates with the strength of apprentice knights and four regular pirates into service.

This increased the number of ships in their fleet to seven.

As they approached the Transit Sea and entered the Floating Sea, they were surprised to see the sea ahead turning into raised areas, with varying heights; some parts of the sea were even higher than a hundred meters.

Some parts of the sea seemed to hang in the air with nothing beneath.

It was as if a force underneath the ocean had lifted these areas to different heights. The spectacular scene surprised Wilson, the Hearthstone Witch, and even Ivita.

The Hearthstone Witch explained that this maritime spectacle had formed in recent decades, due to Marco Anson’s Law in the marine scenery.

The ten seamen who came from the Republic of Belisarius with them, encountering this for the first time upon entering Cross Island were petrified. Captain Sam was also slightly worried as this was only his second voyage through such sea.

Captain Sam round up the sailors and said, "Let’s navigate this place like any other sea. Let the sails take full wind. The waters here are calm, making it easier to sail than the regular sea."

So, all seven ships sailed these waters.

They hoisted the sails, but every few hundred meters there would be a huge height difference. Sometimes they’d drop several tens of meters suddenly, while other times the sea beneath the ships would rise up tens of meters and lift the ships into the air.

The sailors and warriors on the flagship Britannia, standing a hundred meters high in the air, overlooking the uneven height of the Floating Sea, were all pale.

"I never knew there could be a sea like stairs in this world, the hull knocking at every fall and rise. I fear that the ship may break."

"Don’t worry, our ships are sturdy. With Boss Ivita and the captain around, we can surely cross this sea safely."

The pirates on the nearby Berlin were shouting.

"In Cross Island, only those who can successfully navigate the Floating Sea can be considered qualified sea captains. Anyway, our current captains are doing quite well."

"This strange phenomenon appeared abruptly about forty-five years ago. As it’s been a long time, we’ve come to consider it as normal."

On the deck, Ivita saw that everyone had adapted to navigating through the Floating Sea. He then turned and walked into the room where he had arranged for Juno Fowall and Alabi.

The sight of Ivita lit up the eyes of the two little girls.

Admiration is natural towards the strong, and they had witnessed Ivita’s strength over the past few days.

Ivita said, "Your studies on the characters in the past few days are almost complete."

"I can now teach you your first spell. You can start learning."

"This is the Magic Book. The spell is called ’Summon Small Water Element’."

Ivita deconstructed the Dragon Palace Magic, his original Dragon Palace Magic was influenced by the Yellow Shepherd River. This second-grade Dragon Palace Magic could independently break down numerous first-grade spells.

Ivita picked out a small section from the complete incantation of Dragon Palace Magic that could specifically cultivate small water elements.

Juno Fowall seemed anxious. "But teacher, I can’t recognize many characters yet, I..."

Ivita ignored her and continued, "This magic book is written in common text last night. It is unique to me, nobody else has it. It can summon a small water element, about the size of a small dog, to protect you. Its difficulty level is somewhat lower than that of ordinary apprentice magic."

"It is the simplest introductory magic."

"You’d better learn it within a month. I’m not a very patient person."

Ivita said, "Ask me if you don’t understand anything. If I’m available."

He pulled out two palm-sized purple glass bottles and tossed one to each of them. "This is a Magic Potion. Drink this potion before using the magic in my book."

People inherently talented in Magic are different from Ivita. They can directly learn magic without needing to go through a specific ceremony.

But during the initial stage of learning magic, a magic potion is required to avoid any mishap.

Thus, Ivita directly requested from the Hearthstone Witch what a beginner witch needs: auxiliary potions.

With a complex gaze, Ivita scanned the two girls. He was curious to know who would progress faster when they both learned magic at the same time.

The Opportunity Compass was merely a component of a pirate ship. While it might malfunction, the probability was minimal.

Hence, there must be a special reason for the current situation.

Alabi thanked Ivita. Upon seeing Alabi do so, Juno hastily expressed her gratitude to Ivita as well, as if someone had stolen her thunder.

Still expressionless, Ivita continued to hand them each a glass vial small as a thumbnail, containing a potion that looked like water.

"This is a protection potion."

"Remember, every time you try to use magic, whether or not you are successful, no matter how many steps you can perform, you should apply a drop of this potion to your hands. It can provide you with some protection."

"The effects of beginner magic are mild, and the backlash is not great. This potion can ensure your safety."

Ivita felt speechless. The Hearthstone Witch never told him these things, probably because in her eyes, a Demon God doesn’t need a protection potion.

Fortunately, it seemed like he truly didn’t need one.

The Feathered Serpent God bestowed him the power to resist magic backlash, making his journey of learning magic mostly smooth sailing.

He didn’t want to form deep emotional bonds with these two girls, so he kept a stern face. After all, he still hadn’t figured out the situation — if he formed emotional bonds now, it would be difficult to deal with them later.

Thus, even when Alabi thanked him again, Ivita remains silent, only giving her another glance.

Upon seeing Ivita being indifferent to Alabi, Juno looked at Alabi gloatingly, as if to say, ’Look, your actions are indeed futile’.

As Ivita was about to leave the room, he noticed something more coalesced in his magical power, which seemed to have emerged from teaching his students.

Indeed, one significant way for a formal wizard to enhance their magical strength is by teaching students.

However, what exactly that is, he would need to ask the Hearthstone Witch.

Just as Ivita was about to ascend the deck, the ship suddenly shook violently. Outside, sounds of fighting were heard and the enraged winter melons set up by the Hearthstone Witch were crashing wildly on the ship.

There were many screams and accusations coming from outside...

A voice pierced through the deck. "All you humans, get out of our ocean!"

"Return to your lands! The tiny prison of land is where you humans belong."

Was it the second attack by the Valji Family?

Why did it not sound like a human’s voice?

Could it be an ally of that family, or a mercenary? Alternatively, it might be a subordinate race of the Valji Family.

After all, they had previously sent sharkmen.

Turning back to the girls, Ivita said, "Stay in the cabin and don’t come out. I’ll be back soon."

With that, he headed straight for the deck.

Watching Ivita’s back, Alabi hesitantly said, "It seems... the teacher isn’t as cold as he seems."

Juno cast a scornful look at her. "You’re just a servant’s daughter now, who would care about you? You will translate the content of the book for me these days, do you hear me?!"

Alabi clenched her lips. In a low voice filled with good intentions, she said, "Alright... alright. Juno, it might be better to temper your nature a bit... I don’t think the teacher likes your personality..."