Chapter 15: Sick Gabrielle

A wooden coffin,

suspended at the stern of the ghost ship,

floating on the rough sea.

The wooden coffin had no words engraved on it, only a simple pattern on the lid:

Triangular eyes, with a vertical line in the middle of the eyelet.

Rolf narrowed his eyes and stared at the symbol, and he instantly recognized its meaning.

Deathly Hallows!

With such a symbol engraved on the coffin, could it be that a saint who was looking for the Deathly Hallows was lying in the coffin?

The boy frowned his blue eyes, his face full of curiosity, but he did not move, his body still stopped in place, without the slightest intention of going up to check.

There is an iron rule in the magic world, you can be curious about everything, but never touch things you don't understand...you might get cursed.

Just like Tom's diary, an ignorant wizard might really think it's a good thing when he first touches it, but as he gets to know it step by step, he will be fooled by Tom!

Therefore, Rolf will never approach the ghost ship, let alone open the coffin.

But not everyone is as cautious as the boy. The world is so big that there are all kinds of things. There are so many wizards, and there must be a few fools... You think you live in heaven.

This is the best portrayal.

After the initial fear, seeing that the ghosts seemed to be motionless, some wizards could not bear it and were ready to climb up to explore.

The crew of each ghost ship disappeared suddenly, and most of the items they carried with them were still on the ship...

If no one had gone up before, now you might find a lot of valuables!

Galleons are so touching!

It's like a cart of apples fell on the ground, everyone knows it's illegal, but as long as there is one person who picks them up with a basket, other simple folks may follow suit... Anyway, I pick them up!

Seeing many wizards climbing the ghost ship, Carlos was furious:

"These idiots, stop them from going up quickly and let them come back!"

Carlos loudly commanded the sailors to stop the group of wizards. The sailors cast magic one after another, and the red magic spell shot on the ghost ship, slightly hindering the momentum of the group of people.

Furong walked side by side with the boy. She looked into the distance and said slowly: "Rolf, does the Fountain of Good Luck really exist?"

The girl had just asked this question, and Captain Carlos answered that it did not exist, but she wanted to ask Rolf's opinion.

After all, when Carlos mentioned the mysterious island, Rolf immediately thought of the Fountain of Good Luck. If he only regarded it as a fairy tale, he would not have such a reaction.

"Actually, I don't know either." Rolf leaned lazily on the railing of the boat, looking at the vast sea, and said softly:

"But I met a mermaid in Hogwarts not long ago. She was looking for the Fountain of Good Luck, and her family has been looking for it... I tend to think it is true."

Rolf did not believe in Missanla, but in the poet Beedle.

"Mermaid?" Fleur was a little surprised, "Do you have mermaids in your school?"

"Yes." Rolf smiled and said, "They live in the big lake next to the school."

Fleur held the railing and blinked, saying, "I will definitely go to Hogwarts to take a look if I have the chance."

"Okay, I'll be your tour guide." Rolf nodded and said, "But don't have too many expectations. The mermaids in the Black Lake are ugly and have bad tempers."

The boy talked about how he caught a mermaid on Christmas two years ago, and was held in grudge for two years, and finally Lockhart took the blame.

Fleur found it interesting and smiled, saying, "It's really unlucky to be the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor in your school."

"I think so too." Rolf laughed, and a gust of wind brushed across his temples, floating gently.

Fleur's long silver hair was also blown a little messy. She looked up, raised her eyebrows and said, "The wind is blowing."

"Yes." The boy also frowned, realizing that something was wrong.

Because it was not a breeze, but a strong wind... It was even getting stronger, mixed with fine raindrops, hitting my cheeks, which was particularly painful.

But judging from the weather in the morning, it was clearly a sunny day today.

Gabrielle, who was standing on the railing watching the ghost ship, suddenly rubbed her eyes.

The sharp-eyed Furong squinted her eyes and hurried to the little girl. Seeing her raising her arms to wipe her eyes, which seemed a little red and swollen, she squatted down and asked softly, "What's wrong?"

Gabrielle shook her head and smiled, "It's okay, sister, it was blown by the wind."

Furong breathed a sigh of relief.

Rolf looked into the distance, and the sky was suddenly covered with dark clouds. Several bright pink and golden morning clouds rolled over the sea like huge waves.

"Go back, it's going to rain heavily."

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Not long after Rolf, Furong and Gabrielle returned to their respective rooms, a heavy rainstorm really fell from the sky.

The dark clouds covered the entire sky like a curtain. Even in the daytime, the sky was as dark as night.

Rolf actually liked rainy days very much, especially when he hid in the room alone, listening to the dense and rapid water drops hitting the boat, making a series of knocking sounds... It was simply an auditory enjoyment.

But it was not without a disadvantage, that is, the Mayflower could not move forward, and could only drop anchor and rest in place, and wait until the rain stopped before setting off.

Accompanied by heavy rain, lightning and thunder, the entire Mayflower was shaky, like a small boat in the pine waves, surging and turbulent, making people feel very insecure.

This rainstorm came very strangely, even Carlos could not explain it, and he just wanted to get to the United States as soon as possible.

As for becoming the longest-serving captain of the Mayflower, set a small goal first... Stay alive!

Fortunately, the ghost ship was also blown away. This is something to be relieved about. Those brave wizards can no longer board the ship.

Although the ghost ship was gone, everyone was in high spirits and gathered in the restaurant all day long to discuss the matter eagerly. As for the Cabron, it seemed like it was a thing of the last century.

No one talks about it anymore.

There were also some wizards who took a lot of things from the ghost ship. Although Captain Carlos objected to this kind of thing, he had no power to confiscate it and could only let it go.

Many passengers felt that the trip was well worth it. They did not expect to encounter the ghost ship after seeing the Cabronosaurus.

Luo Fu actually wanted to use Easy Walker to sneak into the animals, control them, and go explore the coffin, but in the end he didn't do it.

After all, the magical creatures he could control were all closely related to him, and he didn't want anything to happen to them.

Luo Fe no longer thought about it. At night, he leaned by the fireplace, listening to the rainstorm, and holding a book in his hand.

Just as he was about to take a shower and go to bed, there was a sudden loud knock on the door.

Luofu frowned. He stood up and opened the door. When he saw Fleur, he wondered: "What happened?"

Fleur's face was pale and she said impatiently: "Gabriel...Gabriel is sick. She has been having a fever and is still talking nonsense...Go and have a look..."

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