Several mages worked together to cast Mage Hand and move the enormous Demigod Arcane Golem aboard the ship.
The Demigod Arcane Golem, which had not yet been activated, looked huge.
In fact, it did not weigh much more than an Arcane Scavenger-at most, as much as a medium tank.
Obsidian was only stone, after all. Its density could not compare to that of ordinary metal.
Only after being fitted with heavy enchanted thorium armor would this expensive magical construct qualify to be called the king of the land.
High Elf ships also used sail power.
However, they were different from human vessels with their layers upon layers of sails.
This High Elf ship had only a single sail shaped like a bird's wing.
When not in use, the wing-shaped sail could fold up in layers like a folding fan.
When the ship set sail, it could quickly unfurl, and strong winds summoned by mages would propel the ship swiftly into the distance.
Mage-assisted sailing vessels were quite fast, capable of reaching around fifteen knots.
It was just that using them was a little beneath a mage's dignity.
Mages, with their exalted status, were actually being used to blow wind into sails!
But until steam-powered vessels became widespread, spellcasters had to do this sort of thing.
Faster with a following wind and not slow even against a headwind, the mage-powered sailing ship reached the island pier outside Sunsail Anchorage under full sail.
At that moment, the enormous Sea Sovereignty also happened to arrive.
Seeing the High Elf vessel speeding along with a single sail, the Tidesages aboard the Sea Sovereignty were very envious.
They were a variant of shamans, but they were only skilled at summoning the power of water elementals. They lacked the talent to connect with the other three