Chapter 1771: Lost shore

Weymouth's harbour was completely shrouded in fog. Harry and others stood on the boat and looked away, but they saw a gray area and could see nothing.
"Ms. Geoffyn, is Weymouth really in front of it?" Ron asked, turning slightly over, looking at the slowing speed in the cockpit.
The other party heard and nodded immediately.
"Nothing can be wrong."
Not long after, she temporarily parked the boat some distance from the mist, and then came out of the cabin.
"Captain, how's it going? Is this going in?"
In fact, there was no captain set for this operation. It was just that Safina called Harry once before. She seemed to think that this was a convenient name, so she just continued to call it that way.
In this regard, Harry did not raise any objections to her anyway, it was just a title, everything was the same.
"Wait a minute, and then come in a little while." Harry glanced more at the fog in front of him. "Let's check everything again, and finally prepare ... Ginny, you and Geoffrey. The lady's body is almost the same. Lend her the rune robe on her. You can wear mine. "
As he spoke, he took off his rune wizard robe first.
"No," Ginny hurriedly said, "I can wear it for you, but you don't have to give it to me. If you encounter a fight, you must have shot it, but I don't have to, can I?"
"Don't say it, listen to me!" Harry didn't listen to Ginny's persuasion and forced her wizard robe into her hands. "Otherwise, I'm not assured."
While they were arguing, Safina was a little puzzled:
"Why? Is there anything special about your robes?"
She was talking like this, and suddenly saw that there was a lot of ancient inscriptions on the inside of the robe that Harry had taken off, and she couldn't help but be surprised:
"Is this an ancient magic item?
"This is a wizard robe made by Maca," Hanna explained, "it can defend magic, resist shock, and it works great."
"Is it Mr. McLean's work?" Safina stared at the robe again and exclaimed, "It's incredible! I only read descriptions of similar things in some ancient literature ..." "
Before she could finish speaking, she saw that Ginny had handed her robe over. Safina received it subconsciously, and looked over and over, but eventually returned it to Ginny:
"It's not necessary anymore, thank you Mr. McLean for the sake of protecting you. I am not dressed properly."
"Don't push back and forth," Ron said helplessly when Ginny and Safina were being delivered there. "Remember what I said yesterday? Harry wore mine ... Harry, don't be stingy, Ginny is right, you definitely need it more than anyone! "
Ron was tough this time. But in fact, his judgment is indeed correct. Even though he had just been refuted by Hermione before, the self-healing ability given to him by Dumbledore did allow him to be injured. More supportive than others.
Harry eventually had to take over Ron's rune robe and put it on his body again.
Seeing that everyone was almost ready, he finally nodded slightly towards Safina, and waved forward in the mist:
"Began to dock!"
...
The process of sailing the ship into the fog is like driving a ship against a gray wall. This is the special feature of the fog. Not only is the line clear, but the inside and outside are like two different worlds.
The moment the Harry's small yacht crossed the border into the misty area, the bright sun had suddenly disappeared, and everyone's eyes suddenly darkened.
"Slower speed"
"I know."
Without Harry's reminder, Safina saw that the visibility in the fog was so low, she suddenly reduced her sailing speed again, and finally drove forward at a slower speed than humans.
However, where the port is is still not visible.
As there is no reference at all, everyone can only be patient and continue to wait. Because from now on, unless encountering enemies who have to fight, they can use as little as possible without magic.
Harry stood looking around on the side of the ship, trying to see something out of it. It's a pity that the boat is full of obscurity around him. Even if his eyes are widened, he can't see anything right now.
"The fog ... is thicker than it was at the time in London and Canterbury!"
Yes, as Harry said, this mist has almost clouded the whole of Britain, and it has become so thick that ordinary people can hardly walk in it.
It must be said that this is far beyond their expectations.
"If this is the case everywhere on the shore, I don't think we can move in the mist without resorting to magic!" Harry frowned. "The plan has changed, and we need to reconsider. "
"Yeah!" Neville nodded again and again. "Let ’s go on like this, we are just like a blind man in this fog. Let ’s not rush on, if there is a fight on the way, we can really be in this fog Fight against those terrible living corpses? "
As everyone began to think hard, Safina in the cabin suddenly whispered. Immediately, the ship slammed into something, causing the whole ship to shake suddenly.
Standing on the farthest side, Ron was unstable and almost planted in the sea outside the ship.
"Be careful!"
Neville hurriedly reached out to EbookFREE.me ~ and dragged him back, but he also shook with it, and sat down.
When the hull was slightly stable, when everyone looked forward, Safina in the cockpit said:
"Well ... arrived, although this is obviously not the same as the way I expected to dock."
Everyone saw that the bow of the ship had hit one of the iron pillars that seemed to be the railing of the dock.
"But anyway, it stopped."
Before the words fell, Safina walked out of the cabin, dragged a bundle of cables to the bow, and tied the ship directly to the iron pillar.
"Let's go! We can go ashore, just from here!"
Tied up the ropes, Safina turned back and beckoned, then dragged the railing and hurriedly jumped, turning over cleanly.
Harry saw the five of them and hurried to keep up.