The Bizarre Wizarding World-Chapter 163 - 140: Life Tower and Breathing Skill_3

Colin walked down slowly as he looked at Wild and asked, "Has the Flying Airship arrived?"

"Yes, Master Colin," Wild answered with a smile, nodding his head.

He was in an exceptionally good mood.

After Colin had dealt with the monster in the theater, last night there had been no more death occurrences in Chaniuka City.

The peculiar incident had indeed been successfully resolved!

The removal of this great danger from his mind even made him no longer regret Colin's departure.

Therefore, as soon as the Flying Airship arrived today, he had come in person, without delay, to bid farewell to Colin.

"Excellent." Colin showed a hint of surprise on his face at the news.

Although he appeared calm on the surface, he still couldn't help feeling anxious after hearing about the current situation in the Holy Flame Kingdom.

If the Holy Flame Kingdom were to be defeated, not to mention the fate of the Royal Family.

He would undoubtedly have to spend much more time on this issue.

"Let's not delay any further, let's leave now," Colin urged.

Wild naturally had no opposition.

They stepped out of the villa and walked along the outdoor corridor.

Colin needed no introduction from Wild; he spotted the Flying Airship in the sky at first glance.

Its grey-black iron hull and streamlined body hovered silently in the sky, enough to leave people in awe.

But in fact, the Flying Airship wasn't very large, merely a size larger than his Sea Swallow.

However, because its current flying altitude was quite low, it still appeared formidable.

After all, there were many massive things on land, not to mention at sea... But it was not so in the sky, where massive things were rare.

Taking a carriage, it was not long before

Colin and his companions arrived at Palace Square.

At that time, the Airship had already docked in the very center.

A troop of Knights was busy transferring supplies from several huge carriages nearby, carrying them one by one into a massive storage compartment that had opened on the side of the Airship.

Next to them, a middle-aged Wizard in a white robe supervised the work.

"My lord, this is the Wizard I mentioned to you who wishes to board the Flying Airship," Wild introduced.

"Very well," the Wizard in the white robe replied affably, his friendly demeanor becoming even more approachable with his smile.

"Where does your excellence wish to travel?" he turned and asked Colin.

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"The Holy Flame Kingdom," Colin answered briefly.

The Wizard in the white robe pondered for a moment before saying, "That will be 200 Magic Stones. What do you think?"

200 Magic Stones… were somewhat expensive.

But time was more valuable than money.

Colin nodded without hesitation: "No problem."

"Good, we have almost finished replenishing supplies. If there is nothing else you need, you can now follow me onto the Airship to prepare for departure," the Wizard added.

"Alright," Colin nodded.

After bidding farewell to Wild, he followed the white-robed Wizard into the Flying Airship.

"We're here."

In a short while, after navigating a narrow passage, the white-robed Wizard led them to a cramped cabin.

"Please remain in the cabin as much as possible unless it is necessary, to avoid any needless trouble."

"We are expected to arrive at the Royal Capital Lane of the Holy Flame Kingdom around three o'clock this afternoon."

Colin nodded in acknowledgment, indicating he understood.

The time he'd been on the ship was brief, but from his observations, it seemed this vessel was likely not any ordinary merchant ship.

His cabin, though cramped, was equipped with a private washroom. Aside from the absence of a window, it lacked nothing.

Unless something unexpected happened, he would not set foot outside the cabin before arriving at the Royal Capital Lane of the Holy Flame Kingdom.

Fulfilling his promise to Erica was imminent, and he had no desire for further complications.