Arthur was feeling anxious.
In fact, he wasn't the only one.
Everyone else felt the same way.
After all, this was their first time 'flying through the sky'.
The thought that this might be an experience they would never have in their lives again had everyone on edge, but it also filled them with a sense of novelty.
Especially Arthur and the other Earth Element mages.
As mages, they naturally knew that Magic was what had made them fly.
But they had no idea how it worked or what the underlying principle was.
And since they couldn't feel their own weight,
their perception of everything around them had grown dull.
To be honest, flying through the sky was a wonderful experience.
But not like this. This wasn't what they wanted.
Obviously.
They were flying through the sky, after all.
Apart from a very small number of flying Magic Items, no one could do that.
Yet Miss Lan Qingyou, who could throw Meteorites, had managed it.
They'd thought she was relying on a Magic Item, but now it seemed they'd been naive.
But then again,
since she'd managed it with Magic, there had to be something they could learn from it.
That was why they were so frustrated.
Trying to learn anything while feeling so awful was simply impossible.
It was like sitting beside a mountain of gold while begging for alms. They were ready to cry.
Of course, they weren't the only ones making fools of themselves.
Since they were using these things for the first time, the coachmen had also run into a few funny mishaps when using the thrusters with Gravity set to zero.
Like shooting straight off into the distance.
Fortunately, the thrusters didn't have many buttons.
After getting used to them, the coachmen quickly got the