Stormy Weather

"Have Sword Master and Lord Dragon been heard from? Where did they go?"

"Not yet, but people are looking into it elsewhere."

On the sea.

A fleet was heading toward the deepest strait in the ocean, and they still needed to keep sailing south.

They had a compass, so they could accurately determine their direction. Moreover, the witches' locations had already been marked, so finding them was not difficult.

"That, Mage Azuk, how are we supposed to dive into the deep sea?" Mel voiced the doubt in his heart. There was no magic that could withstand the water pressure of the deep sea.

If they tried to use Magic Shields to envelop themselves and dive directly into the deep sea, it would be almost impossible.

The farther down they went, the greater the water pressure became. At a certain depth, a person might be crushed flat outright.

"You haven't learned Diving Magic?" Azuk looked somewhat puzzled as well.

Logically speaking, Diving Magic was not particularly advanced magic. As long as a mage learned it, they basically would not need to learn how to swim.

"No."

"Fine, I'll teach you. It isn't difficult magic. As long as you have a certain amount of MP reserve, you can learn it."

Mel turned to Kain. "Kain, you'll be fine, right?"

"Don't worry. I've learned some magic before, after all. As long as it isn't high-level magic, it won't be a problem for me." Kain spread his hands helplessly.

Under Azuk's guidance, the two quickly mastered Diving Magic.

This magic completely separated water from the caster, creating a stable environment similar to land, though the space was very small.

Besides, they did not dare use this magic to cover the Primal Witch. If the Primal Witch temporarily regained oxygen and woke up, it would