There's Absolutely No Problem With The Magic Cards I Made! Chapter 97.2 - Dekan, Although Strong, Is Overly Cautious (Part 2)

While the three chatted idly in the early morning, the members of the expedition gradually gathered.

Dekan was surprised to find that the teacher leading the team was none other than the familiar Professor Mergutt, responsible for broadcasting and business cooperation at the College of Alchemy. It seemed that there was some significant business to discuss during their visit to the Tristin Magic Academy.

In addition, the tier 7 knight in charge of protecting the princess was already waiting at the campus gate.

Therefore, Dekan, Mielle, and Alice, along with the rest of the team, arrived at the magical airship transport center located on the outskirts of the capital.

A magnificent magical ship floated above the spacious and spectacular ground. The bridge connected the platform and the cabin. After storing his bag in the luggage compartment, Dekan and others came to the first-class cabin.

For their trip, they would be taking a Wind Magic Airship to Tristin City. It only took three hours to reach Tristin City by airship. Although the airship's speed was not exceptionally fast, the distance between the capital and Tristin City was relatively short.

In the Norton Kingdom, there were only a few airship routes between major cities and the capital. Remote areas like the border couldn't be reached by airship at all.

"Since Alice is traveling, why not charter a ship?" Dekan thought and asked.

He had already dropped the formality when talking to Alice.

"Reservations for tickets were sold several months ago and the school only booked a fixed number of tickets in advance. At that time, the school didn't even know if Alice would go," Mielle explained.

Even though Alice could have chartered a ship with her royal status, many merchants and travelers had already booked tickets early. Forcing others to cancel reservations would be too overbearing. Besides, without knowing if there would be an attack, there was no need to go to such lengths.

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An hour had unknowingly passed since they boarded the airship.

The flying spe

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