Chapter Thirty One
Light Winds
The hull hitting the water woke up both Francesca and Luna. Francesca quickly came back to the stern.
“I’m sorry,” apologised Amora, “I just couldn’t keep her on the foils any longer.”
“It’s perfectly alright,” reassured Francesca, “the wind is now too light to do that.”
Francesca then readjusted the sails to work more efficient now they weren’t on the foils.
“We’ve made very good time so far,” remarked Francesca, “but a spell of light winds could spoil all that.”
Luna also came back to the stern.
“You go and get some rest,” said Francesca to Amora, “and Luna and I will sail the boat. We will need two of us to do this as it can be tricky sailing in light winds.”
Amora went to the bow cabin and tried to sleep but found she couldn’t. She decided to pre
