Bang!
With a loud bang, Harry quickly stuffed the magazine, which had been folderin an Alchemy journal, back into Sirius's arms, while Kayson looked up blankly through the small glass window above, seeing two missing propellers.
"Now what?" Lupin asked, "Can it still fly without propellers?"
Kayson stroked his chin: "Hmm...no."
"But I've seen those large Muggle planes fly without propellers?" Sirius leaned over and asked.
"Who knows, maybe the plane engines are filled with a bunch of balloons?" Kayson grumbled as he adjusted the control panel, then gripped the joystick.
After all, although his small plane had very short wings, he figured it should still be able to glide for some distance.
"What are you doing?" Sirius leaned his head over again.
"I figure this thing might be able to glide us to Netherlands."
Harry blinked: "I somehow feel it's a bit unsafe?"
"Harry, please say less, and trust it," Kayson quickly corrected Harry's inappropriate remark at this moment, after all, at a time like this, the plane was severely damaged, so he had to coax it, and absolutely could not say anything like the plane being useless.
After all, at this moment, the plane's body was not only fragile, but its spirit was also fragile. If you said the word 'bad' next to it, it might actually break down for you to see.
"Oh, I was just curious, Professor, can a plane without wings glide?" Harry asked.
"Isn't that obvious? A plane without wings certainly can't glide." No sooner had Kayson finished speaking than the cabin, which had been relatively stable, suddenly plummeted, basically equivalent to being vertically pulled down by the power of Sir Newton.
"??? What's going on."
He instinctively turned his head to look to both sides, only to see that the plane's two wings had long since disappeared, he didn't know when. It had just been maintaining its gliding posture purely by the power of 'I think so', but as Harry asked if a wingless plane could glide, and Kayson denied it without thinking, the 'I think so' power on the plane disappeared.
The miraculous creation was captured by the power of Sir Newton, and this small plane was about to be slammed into the sea by Sir Newton as a toy.
"Hey, it's hopeless. How about I take you guys Ender Teleportation to a safe place and we'll make other plans?" Kayson asked.
"We shouldn't die, right?" Harry leaned his head over.
"No."
"Then let's just wait," Sirius immediately became the idea man and suggested, "Can this plane be converted into a submarine?"
"...We can try." Kayson stroked his chin... Hmm, very reasonable.
Who said a plane couldn't be heavily modified into a submarine? And this small plane didn't even need to worry about its airtightness; a simple modification would be enough.
Just as Kayson was calculating in his mind how the submarine's stealth should be set up, the entire cabin had already plunged directly into the sea, stirring up a huge splash and sinking into the water.
"Professor, look what that is!" Harry pointed at a blue structure and asked Kayson, who was still calculating in his mind.
Disturbed, Kayson vaguely glanced in the direction Harry was pointing.
The next moment, his forehead was directly pressed against the glass window: "Huh? An underwater temple!"
However, he quickly realized that this underwater temple should also be a substitute version, similar to the previous Wilderness Hunter, because this so-called underwater temple... had circular shapes.
"Maybe it's just some ordinary lost underwater city or Atlantis ruins or something, nothing to be surprised about. You guys wait a moment, I'll re-plan the power system."
With that, Kayson directly pulled out a cubic meter of gold blocks, and the entire cabin immediately sank to the bottom of the sea.
Then he Ender Teleportation out of the cabin. Since there was this low-spec underwater temple right in front of him, there was no need for a so-called lift setting. Equipping the cabin with two tracks and a few mechanical arms would be enough. When it was time to float up, he would just need to take back the gold blocks.
As he Ender Teleportation back into the cabin, a simple underwater terrain vehicle slowly moved towards the underwater temple.
Along the way, Kayson looked at the underwater temple, which was basically a one-to-one replica of the one in Minecraft, and could only marvel at the strange coincidences of this wondrous world. After all, Final Destination and FHM had appeared many years earlier, so what was there to be surprised about an underwater temple, unless the next moment he spawned a Drowned holding a trident.
Then, Lupin's somewhat surprised voice came from the side: "Are there Inferi here too?"
Kayson followed Lupin's gaze, his expression a little awkward. In the very center of the underwater temple, a blue humanoid creature with a trident stuck in its chest floated silently. However, the creature's ankle was also chained, so it couldn't float up, and it was dead... Although it looked like an Inferi, Kayson always felt that the thing seemed to still have some sanity, albeit very faint.
"It's not alive and it can't die, and it's constantly enduring the high pressure of the seabed. It's the most desperate way to die, truly." Kayson grumbled, but still Ender Teleportation out and slowly swam over.
He first reached out and pulled out the trident, feeling the magic within it with some surprise, then looked at the blue figure in front of him.
"How should I grant you complete release?" After a long thought, Kayson wrote in Runes in the water, after all, Runes in the field of magic are basically equivalent to mathematics in the field of theoretical science, both are the foundation of foundations, so they can be used for basic communication.
Of course, at Hogwarts, it couldn't be considered that way. Most of the knowledge taught at Hogwarts was applied magic, and had little to do with theory.
This blue Drowned could actually understand Runes. He glanced at the trident in Kayson's hand and shook his head.
"Destroy it? I actually quite want to keep it as a souvenir." Kayson wrote next, but after writing, he held the trident with both hands, deciding to use his super strength.
The Drowned shook his head.
"Not destroy it, then is it to kill you with it?" Kayson wrote next.
This time, the Drowned nodded.
The next moment, the trident directly pierced the Drowned's heart, then Kayson fiercely flicked upwards, shredding the Drowned's entire upper body.
"Woah! How cool!" The people inside the cabin all made envious sounds as they watched this scene.
Returning to the cabin, Kayson played with the trident in his hand: "I even found a treasure on this trip. This is a veritable ancient Alchemy creation."
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