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Gabriel quickly figured out what he needed to do; the mechanism wasn't entirely unfamiliar to him. However, while he was figuring it out, the ship still managed to scrape against a rock, and Gabe received a disapproving look from the captain, who went back to his cabin.
Sophronaios easily managed the sails, giving the ship additional thrust. Even more thrust was gained when Sanchez's water magic came into play.
No matter how problematic the rocks were, the "Chinchilla" still passed successfully, although its hull was quite damaged. The ship was already approaching the pier when the crew witnessed something... difficult to describe! A rock simply rose out of the water directly in their path. Gabriel had only a few seconds to react to this new obstacle, as did the rest of the crew.

Gabe decided that the safest course of action would be to simply stop the ship. He felt that the risk of getting another rock under the hull was less than if they continued forward. He shouted his decision to the others involved in managing the ship and began to do everything he could.

Gabe, of course, didn't have the means to stop the ship at full speed, at least not without someone's help. Gabe could only shut down the engine on his own.
There was only a second left...

Gabe turned off the engine and called for the others to help.

Watching the situation with the ship, Akane decided to offer her friend a favorite treat. "Would you like an apple, Selena?" she asked, reaching into her bag. All that remained was to hope that the ship's crew would cope with the troubles before the vessel sank.

— Huh…? — Selene was preoccupied with unsettling thoughts; in the current situation, she felt like a fish out of water. — Sorry, I got distracted. — She said, simultaneously taking a rosy fruit from Akane’s bag. Snow White thanked her friend and immediately began to slowly eat the apple, bite by bite.

Will anyone help me, or do you just feel like taking a swim?

It's not a small task, but you can handle it yourself.

We'll each eat another apple, as a token of our support.

You guys are insane.
- Drop anchor, someone! Mage, stop your wind spell! Captain, you could help too!

"Crunch-crunch-crunch"
- Wonderful apples.

Rutyn ran to carry out the command with the anchor, the captain heard something from his cabin and steered the ship in the opposite direction. However, the ship still had too much inertia, and the anchor couldn't hook onto the seabed so quickly...

Sophronaios tried to use his magic to slow down the ship.

Their combined efforts prevented the ship from breaking in half after hitting the rock. However, a large hole appeared, and various barrels and supplies immediately began to spill out. The "Chinchilla" was pinned against the rock.
When the captain ran onto the deck, there was something other than indifference in his eyes for the first time.
— This... This... Do you know how much this ship cost me?!

Gabe inspected the breach, leaning over the side.
"Captain, calm down. The main thing is that we and your secret cargo didn't sink. It's quite obvious," he continued, addressing everyone, "that some powerful artifact or some hostile mage is involved here. And, I repeat, I think we got off lightly."