The second crossing had brought many new insights.
After making some brief arrangements, Liszt had A Ke use the magic platform to contact the fleet near the Great Whirlpool. The frame ships began rowing toward the Great Whirlpool.
Once they entered the Great Whirlpool's range, there was no need to row any longer. The cargo-laden frame ships began turning on their own within the Great Whirlpool.
They spun for half an hour before finally sinking into the whirlpool's deep well. The mages observing from afar immediately relayed the information to A Ke. At the whirlpool entrance, A Ke waved her hand and set up a waterspout. Moments later, the frame ship came whistling out and crashed headlong into it.
Boom!
The waterspout nearly shattered from the impact.
But A Ke merely lifted her brows and gave a clear cry. "Cha!" The shattered waterspout closed together again, gripping the frame ship tightly until it stabilized. Then she gently set it down on the mountain platform she had carved out with the super magic—Chainsaw-Style Ultra-High-Pressure Water Cutter.
The ship landed.
Cross and the other knights who had long been waiting here immediately began unloading it. Meanwhile, another new frame ship headed toward the Great Whirlpool. This time, it carried knights, serfs, and craftsmen. Half an hour later, it shot out of the whirlpool entrance again and was steadily caught by A Ke.
"It's safe. Have them send the remaining eight frame ships into the Great Whirlpool one after another to save time." Seeing how steadily A Ke had caught the ship, Liszt finally let out a breath of relief. This method of transporting supplies was indeed feasible.
What Liszt did not know was—
Within the wormhole space, after two frame ships had passed through in succession, a gaze suddenly lit up in