I weave fate in parallel time and space

"I want to go to Beichen first."

Tesla followed Mycroft onto the airship and then spoke.

"Exactly." Mycroft nodded, "We actually plan to go to Beichen after you. This will definitely be a disaster not only for Britannia, but also for the entire world."

Mycroft looked at Lorob, "Go and inform Beichen. It would be rude to come without telling you."

Rob nodded, then walked to the communicator on one side and asked him to transmit the message.

While they were communicating, the staff at the parking lot also untied the rope of the airship and allowed the airship to slowly take off.

Tesla looked around. At the front of the bridge was a large instrument panel, which was covered with various instruments and displays, displaying various data and status of the airship in real time. The background color of the instrument panel is mainly dark tones, making the entire bridge look more professional and high-end.

On one side of the bridge, there is a row of consoles with rows of buttons and switches through which the operator can control the airship's various systems and equipment. The surface of the console adopts anti-slip design to ensure the safety of the operator.

The view from the bridge is very wide. The rising airship gradually disappears into the clouds, surrounded by lingering clouds and mist.

"Is this the Leviathan?" Tesla asked. "I've been on this ship before."

He whispered with deep eyes, "Joan of Arc was there at that time. Its combat effectiveness impressed me deeply."

"This shouldn't be the one you've been on before," Mycroft said.

"I know that the internal facilities are much more advanced." Tesla nodded.

A hand stretched out from the corridor behind Mycroft's bridge.

"plz follow me."

Mycroft led Tesla to the lower level of the airship and opened a door. Behind the door was a fairly spacious bedroom.

The bedroom located on the lower level of the airboat can reduce the impact of the rocking of the ship on sleep. The room has mild colors, making it feel warm and comfortable. Some peaceful landscape paintings hang on the walls.

There is a large bed in the room. The bed is soft and comfortable at first glance, and the sheets and bedding are neat and clean. A small lamp is placed on the bedside table for reading or night use. There are also one or two art paintings hanging on the wall above the bed, adding a touch of artistic flavor to the room.

In addition to beds, bedrooms are also equipped with furniture such as wardrobes, desks and chairs. In the corner of the room, there is also a small bathroom that provides bathing facilities, toilets and other sanitary equipment.

"This is your room. If you have any requirements, you can call someone at any time and they will meet all your needs." Mycroft said.

"Sorry to trouble you." Tesla nodded.

Mycroft leaned forward and saluted Tesla, then slowly retreated from the place, closing the door behind him.

He quickly returned to the bridge, and Rob came over to greet him.

"Beichen's side already knows about it, and they said they welcome our arrival."

"I know." Mycroft said.

"Is Mr. Tesla really going to join Britannia?" Rob said with some expectation, "Then Britannia's industrial technology will soon surpass Beichen."

"I'm just being a scientific advisor," Mycroft said. "And according to my understanding of Tesla, all of his technical estimates will be made public. Isn't this the case over the years?"

Rob nodded, "That's right."

"Boom!"

I don't know how long it took, the sun gradually set in the west, and the airship had sailed away from the island for a long time. The originally clear sky suddenly turned gloomy, with dark clouds, as if a huge curtain covered the entire sky. Thunder rumbled, piercing the sky from time to time, flashing with dazzling electric light. The strong wind roared, rolling up clouds, and the empty boat swayed in the wind, as light as a leaf.

The hull of the empty boat was bumping in the storm, and the huge wind made the hull keep shaking. Mycroft stumbled and almost fell to the ground. He quickly grabbed a chair fixed on the bridge to stabilize his body.

The captain of the fleet reacted quickly and said quickly, "Lower altitude!" Heavy rain poured down, and the raindrops hit the deck of the airship, making a crackling sound.

"What's going on? Didn't it say it's sunny today?" Rob shouted looking at the weatherman.

The weatherman was also a little flustered, "Weather forecasts are not 100% accurate."

Mycroft said nothing, but slowly raised his head and looked at the sky. He stared at the sky filled with dark clouds, and vaguely, he seemed to see a long existence surging in the sky.

This reminded him of the sudden rainstorm in Steam City. Amid the thunder, bursts of dragon roars were mixed in.

Mycroft's hearing is very keen, so he can easily distinguish sounds that are different from thunder.

"It's none of his business," Mycroft said.

He looked at the captain, "Where is the nearest land?"

The captain looked at the conductor on one side.

The guide was also searching on the map placed on the table in front of him. Soon, he turned his head and shouted.

"The Great Egyptian Empire!"

"Go to the Great Egyptian Empire!" the captain ordered quickly.

Strong winds rolled up huge waves and the sea was rough. The crew nervously controlled the airship, trying their best to maintain stability while paying close attention to changes in the surrounding environment.

In this storm, the airship seemed to be a lonely boat, which could be swallowed by the strong wind and waves at any time.

"boom!"

Suddenly, a bolt of lightning flashed across the airship and hit the hull.

Everyone felt their bodies go numb for a moment, but due to the Faraday Cage effect, they were not seriously injured.

But the ship was plunged into darkness, with only the afterglow of lightning illuminating the frightened faces. The engine made a harsh roar and then stopped suddenly. The airship lost power and could only be at the mercy of the wind and waves.

"Start the backup power supply!" the captain shouted.

The controller is working hard to control the airship, trying to use the surrounding wind to restore the stability of the airship.

But although airships are very stable compared to airplanes, they are most afraid of storms.

Strong winds can cause an airship to lose its attitude.

The controller could barely control the airship from being overturned. He constantly adjusted the flight angle and altitude to avoid the most violent part of the storm. At the same time, he paid close attention to the instrument data of the airship. Any abnormality could lead to serious consequences.

Fortunately, the wind was taking them to the nearest ground, and they soon saw the desert of the Great Egyptian Empire in the distance, and because they were gradually moving away, the surrounding storm was gradually weakening.

The airship could no longer reach the airport, so they could only find an open space. Fortunately, there were many such open spaces in the Great Egyptian Empire, and they were made of soft sand.

Mycroft could feel the hydrogen boat above them deflating rapidly and then slowly falling.

As the airship gradually approached the ground, Mycroft's heartbeat accelerated.

"Everyone, prepare for impact!" The captain informed everyone in the cabin through the communication system inside the cabin.

Then, Mycroft felt a dull impact. The airship hit a sand dune, then drew an arc on the sand, and then stopped steadily.

The sand was very soft and they landed in a sliding manner, so the expected violent impact did not occur. After a brief silence, everyone breathed a sigh of relief. (End of chapter)