Harry Potter’s Book of Sin

The port of Weymouth had been completely shrouded in mist, and Harry and the others stood on the boat and looked around, but they saw a gray area and nothing.

"Miss Geoffrey, is Weymouth really in front of you?" Ron turned his head slightly and asked Safina, who was slowing down in the cockpit.

Hearing this, the other party nodded immediately.

"There can be nothing wrong."

After a short while, she temporarily stopped the ship at a position still some distance away from the mist, and then walked out of the cabin.

"Captain, how about it? Is this going in?"

Actually, there was no captain for this action. It was just that Safina called Harry this way before. She seemed to think that the title was very convenient, so she just continued to call it that way.

In this regard, Harry didn't raise any objections to her. It was just a title anyway, and the name was the same.

"Wait for a while, then come in later." Harry glanced at the fog ahead and said, "Check your own things again, and finally make preparations... Ginny, you and Geoffrey The lady is about the same figure, lend her the rune robe on you, you can wear mine."

While talking, he first took off his rune wizard robe.

"No," Ginny hurriedly said, "I can dress her, but you don't have to give it to me. If you encounter a fight, you must be shot, but I may not, am I?"

"Stop talking, listen to me!" Harry didn't listen to Ginny's persuasion, and forcibly swept his wizard robe into her hands. "Otherwise, I'm not worried."

While they were arguing, Safina on the side was a little confused:

"Why? Is there anything special about your robe?"

As she was saying this, she suddenly saw a large number of ancient magic texts painted on the inside of the outer robe that Harry took off, and she couldn't help but be surprised:

"Is this an ancient magic item? But this style is again"

"This is a wizard robe made by Maca," Hannah explained on the side. "It can defend against magic and withstand impact, and the effect is great."

"Mr. McLean's work?" Safina stared at the robe again, and then exclaimed again, "It's incredible! I have only read descriptions of similar things in some ancient documents... "

Before she finished speaking, she saw Ginny had passed her robe over.Safina received the hand subconsciously and looked at it over and over, but finally handed it back to Ginny:

"I don't have to. Thank you Mr. McLean for making it to protect you. I don't wear it properly."

"You guys don't push to and fro," Ron saw Ginny and Safina handing them there, and couldn't help but said helplessly, "Remember what I said yesterday? Harry wears mine... Harry, stop talking, Ginny is right, you must need it more than anyone else!"

Ron was tough this time.But as far as the facts are concerned, his judgment is indeed correct. Even though he had just been refuted by Hermione before, the self-healing ability that Dumbledore bestowed on him can indeed enable him to survive injuries. Can sustain more than others.

In the end, Harry could only take Ron's rune robe and put it on himself again.

Seeing that everyone was basically ready, he finally nodded slightly at Safina, and then waved his hand to the mist ahead:

"Start docking!"

...

The process of sailing the ship into the fog is like driving the ship against a gray wall. This is the special feature of the fog. Not only is the boundary clear, the inside and outside are like two different worlds.

At the moment when the small yacht Harry and the others were on crossed the border and broke into the foggy area, the bright sun suddenly disappeared, and everyone's eyes were suddenly darkened.

"Slower speed"

"I know."

Without Harry's reminder, when Safina saw that the visibility in the mist was so low, she immediately reduced her sailing speed again, and finally stunned and drove forward slowly at a speed slower than a human running.

However, where the port is, it is still not visible.

Since there is no reference to speak of, everyone can only keep patient and wait.Because from now on, unless they encounter an enemy who has to fight against, they can use no magic as much as possible.

Harry stood on the side of the ship and looked around, trying to see something in it.It's a pity that there is a cloud of mist around this ship. No matter how wide his eyes are, he can't see anything right now.

"This fog... is thicker than it was in London and Canterbury!"

Yes, as Harry said, the fog that has almost enveloped the whole of Britain is now so thick that ordinary people can hardly move in it.

It must be said that this has far exceeded their previous expectations.

"If this is the case everywhere on the shore, I think we might not be able to act in this mist without the help of magic!" Harry frowned, "The plan has changed, we have to reconsider. "

"Yeah!" Neville nodded immediately, "If this continues, we are almost like a blind man in this fog. Let's not talk about the way, if there is a fight on the way, we can really be in this fog. Fight against those terrible corpses?"

And just as everyone started to think hard, Safina in the cabin suddenly whispered.Immediately, the ship slammed into something, causing the whole ship to shake suddenly.

Ron, standing on the far side, was unstable at his feet and almost fell into the sea beyond the ship.

"Be careful!"

Neville quickly stretched out his hand and pulled him back, but he shook himself along with it and sat down.

When the hull was slightly stable and everyone looked ahead, Safina in the cockpit said:

"Hmm... here it is, although this is obviously not the same way I expected to dock."

Everyone saw that the bow of the ship had hit a section of the iron pillar that seemed to be the railing of the pier.

"But in any case, it stopped."

Before speaking, Safina walked out of the cabin quickly, dragged a bundle of ropes and ran to the bow first, and tied the ship directly to the iron pole.

"Let's go! You can go ashore, just get on from here!"

After tying the cable, Safina turned her head and beckoned, and immediately jumped over the railing and turned it cleanly.

Harry and the five of them hurriedly followed after seeing this.