That's My Boat [Chapter XVIII]

[Jehanne]

Jehanne was quiet. There wasn't much else to say or do except hope the ship makes it to Kari safe and sound and that they will have enough time to build a more proper defense against the hell that awaited them. She didn't have much of an opinion on Sir Jeho AKA Lord Yahweh. For a god so great he seemed just as powerless in the face of hell as everyone else and his supposed omnipotence and omniscience were nowhere to be seen. It made her wonder.

[Sparda]

Demetrios caught Fukari's glance and nodded. How she maintained perfect spatial awareness with that blindfold on was a mystery, but not one he was interested in pondering. He raised his helmet, donning it once more, his pale face hidden behind the menacing visage, and turned to walk down across the deck. His now free hand reached seemingly into empty space for a moment, pulling out a handful of thin vellum pages, one for each of the ships in their evacuee convoy.

He knelt in an space on the deck, laying the magus seals out before him. Each one bore a set of runes and sigils in faint grey, which constantly shifted and reformed before the eyes, waiting to have a spell bound to the sheet. He was about to set about binding the cloaking spell, when a thought struck him and he stopped... His eyes wandered down to the amulet in his hand. This thing had been the source of much of that sorcerer's power; he could feel its potent energies right now. There was nothing about it to suggest a direct connection to the sorcerer...

Worth a shot. Carefully, the Ajerian took the chain in both hands, raising the amulet, and slowly donned it. The result was immediate, noticeable, and not at all as dangerous as he had feared - in fact, all the Dread Seraph felt was the amulet's energies suddenly coursing through him, infusing him with its power and greatly heightening his own. The azure flames that adorned his armour burned much more brightly, casting their glow across the deck even in the crimson light.

"Intriguing... I see why the wizard protected this so closely." Chuckling, he returned his attention to the task at hand, his hands extending over the sheets with a set of refined, clearly practised gestures. Soon, each slip was aglow with the same pale silver runes, the cloaking spell sealed and hugely empowered. With a grin, the Ajerian collected them and was off, slapping one onto each ship's mast where its own magic would hold it in place. Within seconds, he had returned to the bow of the lead vessel, looking around at his companions. He raised his right hand, snapped his fingers - and they were gone.

Where once there was a fleet of civilian ships, there was now absolutely nothing. Not even the shimmer of a mirage could be seen, and even their wakes in the water were concealed. Not a sound could be heard, either. They were perfectly invisible, inaudible, hidden beneath complete thermal cloaking and radar stealth. Even to the bleeding-edge technology of the Vulture, these vessels were now completely undetectable and untouchable.

All they had to do was not crash.

[Ayen]

"What am I the butler?"

Tori said nothing in response to Utena's quip as she remained standing where she was while the pink haired female went to give Johnny a glass of water.

"Do you know where the demon army come from? If so we might be able to seal their realm so no more demons can come through. It's what my Lord did back in my realm to halt a demon invasion in our world."

“Underneath my home was a gateway to the demon world that when opened allowed the reality to merged with this one. Additionally they're now able to open up dimensional rifts to send more of their armies coming out to keep a battle going and respawn any soldiers that were lost. It's unsure if whether or not closing the main seal in Moon Valley would take care of this factor.”

Tori looked on as the ship practically vanished from existence to the outside world. Incapable of hearing even the slightest sound from their movements as she looked towards Demetrios.

“That's amazing!”

[Alex]

Up ahead people on board would see a set of black ships with black sails that carried the Vulture insignia colored crimson. Guards on board each ship patrolling Isafaro's waters and those were just the ones they could see. The real test began when they saw only a little bit of space for the ship to maneuver.

"Here we go."

Fukari spun the wheel as the vessel went in-between two Vulture ships. Although the soldiers on each ship were looking right at them they had no idea they were there. The Blind Assassin using the wind and the sound of the water the Vulture's ships moved through via her superhuman hearing to navigate as clearly as a person with sight would have. From here on out she kept a steady pace only slightly moving to the left and right until she was free of the Vulture ships and kept moving en route to Kari.