FUS RO DA!

All the wizards' clamor was drawn in by that sound. Everyone held their breath and stared at the door. To the strains of a powerful battle song, a tall, curving prow bearing a Dragon Head Statue sailed out through the doorway, suspended in midair. Its hard, razor-sharp Metal Ram was enough to chill anyone who looked at it, and every wizard who saw the scene was left dumbstruck.

The Floating Warship slowly revealed its full form before the stupefied wizards: it was a Viking Pirate longship, a Dragon Head Warship. Its high, curved Dragon Head Prow, crowned with a Dragon Head Statue, was imposing beyond measure; both prow and stern rose tall, narrow, and upturned. The hull was broad and flat, and each gunwale on either side was decorated with a row of nine Round Shields. A tall mast stood at the center of the cabin, with a large single mast sail. The outside of the hull was wrapped in a layer of planking, fixed to the ship's body with long Iron Rivets. Several Small Holes had been cut into the sides, and Wooden Oars of different lengths protruded from them, the long, medium, and short oars arranged in orderly tiers.

Aside from several Teleportation Methods, when it came purely to Modes of Transport that could fly through the sky, wizards' usual way of flying was the Flying Broomstick. Though British wizards were forbidden to use Magic Carpets, the Enchanted Cars recently produced and sold by the Harris Family were a new invention. They had not yet become widespread, but through advertisements, their comfort and convenience had already left a deep impression on everyone.

And now the Harris Family had actually produced a flying ship as well. Flying vehicles were getting larger and larger. That thought rose in many wizards'