It was photographed.

The blue dragonborn was not mistaken. There were indeed a large number of invisible paddle boats in the water, heading towards the basilisk lair.

Even if they saw through the invisibility, they still didn't see what the enemy who attacked them looked like.

Because the enemy did not use the invisibility spell, but was covered by a huge tarpaulin as black as ink, so even if the enemy was illuminated by the invisibility-breaking flare, it was still looming and looked very unreal, and the bow of the ship

In this position, there are stands one after another, inlaid with intertwined wall shields, turning those clippers into out-and-out turtle ships.

Those clippers were not specially built by Gavin's orders, but were pieced together using local materials.

The Clippers came from the small dock attached to Ilip that had just been secretly controlled. Their layout of the city and the dock was seriously disconnected. It was not difficult to do that, especially if they had the perfect force and dozens of people stationed there.

A pirate soldier did not even have a chance to pick up his own weapon. A small number of sentry posts were secretly touched, and most of them were killed on their own beds by a five-ring death cloud technique.

To provide invisibility for those clippers, the shadow carriage tarpaulin made from the shadow yarn produced in Noel's ghost textile factory - a new use developed after the number of shadow yarns was greatly increased.

Just cover it with that kind of tarpaulin, and ordinary carriages will turn into ghost carriages, which can produce unexpected tactical effects. If they don't have time to shine on the battlefield, Gavin will use them in naval battles.

If the blue dragonborn hadn't been conscientious enough and vigilant enough, and they all touched the ship, it is estimated that the slave traders who were immersed in the carnival would have just discovered it.

The wall shields may have come from the side panels of side cars, which were directly dismantled and slightly modified to be used as shields by the hobgoblin giants. Four of these large wooden shields were enough to cover a fast car.

The bow of the ship was so tightly guarded that it was difficult to see the actual situation inside.

"Full speed ahead."

After discovering that his whereabouts were exposed, Gavin, who was walking in front of the clipper, shouted an order.

They had acted secretly before, and their rowing speed was not particularly fast, at least half of what it would have been if they had tried their best.

As he gave the order, the speed of dozens of clippers soared to the extreme, split into three, and rushed towards their respective goals.

"Ballista, where's the ballista? What's the use of the ballista? Hurry up! Hurry up!"

"Where's the mage? Where's their mage? Why don't you cast spells now?"

"It's too far. The wrong side is not within the range of the spell."

"Launch! Launch! Launch quickly!"

Following waves of commotion, the ballistas and ballistas on the three-masted sailing ship began to operate one after another, shooting sparsely at the turtle-shaped clipper that was rushing forward.

"Go full speed, don't worry about them, they can't hurt them."

"Don't change direction, keep full speed."

Under normal circumstances, even if the Clippers are not frightened and run away in panic, they will dodge by moving in a zigzag manner to reduce the likelihood of Hohori hitting.

Just want to know whether those warships are equipped with heavy-duty ballistae, and whether all the weapons fired are special armor-piercing crossbows. Once hit, their six- or seven-meter-long cargo-carrying clippers will be

Directly penetrated.

The enemies who discovered that the clippers were there actually didn't do that. The slave-trading sailors operating the ballistas showed cruel and bloodthirsty smiles on their faces.

"Haha, that's a bunch of idiots without any experience in naval warfare. Their catapults are ready to be replaced with shotguns, waiting to beat up the drowned dogs."

"The mage prepares a group attack and destructive spell."

"It's a hit, haha... hiccup... it's a hit. If you hit an idiot like that who doesn't know how to dodge, I... hiccup... Even if you drink two more bottles of rum, you can still hit him accurately."

"It's impossible, it's impossible, it's absolutely wrong. He was clearly shot just now. Why is there no harm at all?"

"It passed through, and the crossbow arrow actually passed through. Could it be that what they accidentally shot was not just ordinary enemies, but really a group of ghosts?"

For a second, the slave traders were high-fiving each other, and for a second Dong showed an incredible expression. Their crossbows seemed to have passed through phantoms, passing directly in front of the ships.

"Don't panic. Those who are following behind are magical phantoms. Don't worry about those in the front row. We will attack those in the middle and back row first."

Some of the slave traders were knowledgeable and could see the problem at a glance.

The slave traders calmed down a lot as soon as they heard that it was magic. They carefully observed the situation on the sea surface and discovered the problem.

Although the ships in front looked extremely realistic, even the ripples of the oars were lifelike, there was one thing missing - the ripples of the oars spread to a certain extent and then suddenly disappeared, which obviously reached the continuous range of the spell.

That is not a spell in the orthodox sense, but a brand-new application of Lei Jia Luo's phantom, which is used to confuse the enemy and attract the enemy's firepower through the projection of spiritual crystals.

If it were a simple projection, it would be easier to distinguish, but if those clippers are in front of them and covered with phantom cloaks, they are caught off guard and it is very easy to be fooled.

While those heavy ballistae were powerful, they also made them very bulky and slow to reload. In just that delay, the speedboats had already advanced dozens of meters toward them.
Chapter completed!