Chapter 416 Robbery and Counter-Robbery

Chuang Wang repeatedly promised that there would be absolutely no accidents, and then after I nodded, I ran back to the Purple Sun and started to head towards Indonesia with the fleet in a swaggering way. According to the plan steps I explained last time, the First Cruiser Fleet will temporarily take over the previous mission of the Kristina. It will first arrive in the Indonesian region and temporarily take over the regional defense, and then wait for the arrival of the new defense fleet from Essinger. You can leave Indonesia justifiably. Of course, the First Cruiser Fleet will not return directly to Isengard, but will "mysteriously disappear" on the way. After that, the fleet will remain in submarine mode until it reaches the British area to launch retaliatory operations. As for the disappearing First Cruiser Fleet... this is not a problem at all, because I will send the Mist Fleet to join the First Cruiser Fleet halfway, and then the First Cruiser Fleet will dive directly and leave, and then even if someone is watching our Mist Fleet I would also think that the First Cruiser Fleet has always been with the Mist Fleet. After all, the large fog circle near the Mist Fleet has the ability to isolate all detection magic. As long as the First Cruise Fleet enters, no one can determine their exact location. Besides, most people wouldn't think that our battleship group can actually dive, right?

The First Cruise Fleet continued its voyage towards the Indonesian region, while our fleet turned around and started running back. The entire superstructure of the Kristina was gone. It was said to be an overhaul, but it was actually almost a reconstruction. Of course, only the superstructure needs to be rebuilt. There is almost no damage to the hull. Except for the damage to the cutting and collision angle of the bow, it can be said to be almost intact.

In addition to the fact that the Kristina needed to return, the fleet that followed the Kristina this time did not all return together. Instead, it was divided into two parts, with some slightly damaged battleships following the first cruiser. The team went to Indonesia together.

Our guild also has its own port in Indonesia, and its shipyard can repair some minor problems. Some warships in the fleet brought by the Kristina were only slightly damaged. There was no need to return to the home port. They could also be repaired in the Indonesian port. Therefore, in the end, only five ships returned to Isengard with the Kristina. Counting the Kristina itself, there were only six battleships.

Although we only have six ships here, they are all large warships after all. So it seems that the scale is not small, and the areas we need to pass on the way back are all under the control of our guild, so there should be no dangerous problems. But what we didn't expect is that the more trouble-free areas appear, the more likely they are to cause problems.

The Kristina led the five battleships to quickly complete the reorganization and began to move towards Isinger. However, because this time the route was to Isinger instead of the port where it came out last time, the route was the same as before. The paths they came from did not overlap. Originally, this route was within the sphere of influence of our own guild, and generally speaking, there was no problem. What we didn't expect was that just after we crossed Hainan Island. When they started to approach the mainland, they actually encountered a baffling fleet.

"Discovered a fleet?" We suddenly heard such a report in the bridge of the Ice Skitter attack battleship. Because the previous Kristina had lost its entire superstructure, Sophie and I all moved to the bridge of the Ice Skitter. After all, it was not conducive to command to stay inside the cabin, and it was inconvenient to move during the battle. Battleship, now that the battle is over, of course it is necessary to replace it with a relatively intact battleship.

In fact, the Ice Skimmer only looked slightly better than the Kristina, but in fact its own sighting system was basically ruined. The main component of the sighting system is the ultra-large-diameter lens, and this thing is even reinforced with magic. It is still a relatively fragile existence. Therefore, even with protective shells on the outside, these warships that were frequently shot during battles still had their sights broken. The main problem with these battleships that followed the Kristina back to Essinger to undergo overhaul this time is the damage to the sighting system. After all, this thing is an outsourced product, and it is not easy to transport, so it can only be transported in Essinger. Assemble.

Just because the sighting systems of six battleships, including the Kristina, were damaged. Therefore, we can only rely on manual investigation to carry out normal security tasks. The signal we just received was a request reported by a member who was riding a spear out for reconnaissance. He found a medium-sized fleet less than fifteen kilometers ahead of us, so he sent back the signal.

We didn't react much after receiving the report, because this is already China's territorial waters, which is our own territory. Our Frost Rose Alliance fleet naturally has nothing to worry about in the Chinese area, so no one took it seriously. But. As the two sides got closer enough to see each other directly with our eyes, we discovered that this fleet was not a fleet of a Chinese guild, but was flying a flag that we had never seen before.

In fact, the national political system in the game only has binding force on NPCs, and only controls players in the early stage. As the player's strength increases, this restriction becomes weaker and weaker. Because of this, the so-called navies of various countries. In fact, each guild has its own fleet, which is similar to a maritime warlord.

Because everyone is doing their own thing, the fleets of various countries generally do not fly the actual national flag. In other words, the Chinese guild fleet will not fly the five-star red flag, and the Japanese fleet will not fly the plaster flag, but Everyone flies the flag of their own guild or a special navy flag with the guild logo.

The flag hung by the battleships of our Frost Rose Alliance is a special naval flag composed of the guild logo and some other things. As long as others recognize the logo of our guild, they will know that it belongs to our guild as soon as they see this flag. Battleship.

As the ruling guild in China, the status and strength of our Frost Rose Alliance in China are unquestionable. Therefore, in order to facilitate management, that is, to avoid accidental damage and coordinate foreign wars, we have collected information about all ships that own ships in China. The navy flag of the guild, and all new guilds, as long as they have set up a navy, they need to report to us. Of course, this is a suggestion rather than a mandatory measure. Our guild does not force any guild to report this information. Of course, any guild with a right mind will respond to our call, because as long as the guild comes to report, it can not only enter its own guild logo into the Chinese guild column map. A copy of the World Guilds Naval Flag Atlas can also be purchased for the nominal price of one crystal coin.

This map records the flags of all the guilds in China that participated in the registration, and this range covers almost all the guilds that own ships in China. As for the foreign parts... those are relatively rare, but some famous ones The naval flags of the world's major guilds are recorded here. Moreover, this map can be updated for free in the future. As long as the guild that bought this map brings the map to our guild's big library, it can be replaced with the latest version of the map for free.

When going to sea to fight, the first thing both sides see is the warship. Except for some more distinctive guild warships, most guild warships don't actually have much difference in appearance. Therefore, being able to use the opponent's flag to confirm the opponent's power at the first time will be very helpful for the strategy to be adopted in the future. After all, if you can find out in advance that the enemy is coming from the other side, you can at least have one more time to reload and prepare. It is better than starting to prepare for battle every time you see a warship appearing, only to find out that it is an ally when you get closer, right?

Precisely because our guild has such a map, we have recorded the flags of most guilds around the world. In particular, the guild flags in Asia are the most uniform, and there are almost no missing guilds. However, the flag of the guild in front of us made us feel a little dizzy. Because we can't find this flag on our map.

"Holy crap, which guild's ship is this?" After seeing the situation of the opponent's warship, we all started to mutter together. Because we didn't know whose ship it was, we couldn't make the most reasonable decision. After all, With the range of our guild's naval guns, we can actually start attacking from this distance. But the problem is that we don’t know if they are enemies, so we can’t just shoot them directly, right?

Although a little tangled. But we didn't pay much attention to it. The opponent only has a medium-sized fleet, with a total of only thirty or so ships. Although it is much more than us, there is only one battleship that can barely be regarded as a battleship. The rest are basically destroyer or frigate-level battleships, and there are three more. One is a supply ship. There is no fighting ability at all. It can be said that the total tonnage of the thirty-odd ships of the other party combined is only slightly larger than the tonnage of the Kristina.

Since the tonnage of the opponent's fleet is not large, we naturally don't worry. The combined fleet of the Europeans was able to resist the cannons of so many warships for so long without any problems. What can these small ships do to us?

Although he didn't take them seriously, he encountered an unknown warship at sea. The rules still need to be laid down. The warships on our side started to act first. All warships deflected to the right, staggering the opponent's route. At the same time, all warships turned their main guns to the right, that is, facing away from the direction where the opponent's warship was going to pass. This action means that we don't want to fight, which is a kind of maritime rule.

In fact, under normal circumstances, when warships meet, they need to fire salutes at each other. This is a rule passed down from Europe. Because the early front-loaded artillery fire rate is very slow, firing a salute first is to tell the other party: "I have emptied the barrel of the gun." I won't fight you anymore." After all, it will be at least a few minutes before he can reload another shell.

However, modern warships have automatic loaders. Even for large naval guns, it is not a problem to fire five or six rounds per minute. If you encounter a rapid-fire cannon, it is not surprising that it can fire twenty or thirty rounds a minute. In this case, there is obviously no point in emptying the chamber in advance, so now everyone in the game uses the method of reversing the turret, because it takes at least seven or eight seconds for a large turret to rotate back, which is much faster than the rate of fire of many cannons. Much slower. Of course, this is just a courtesy gesture. If you really want to fight, seven or eight seconds will not matter at all.

After we turned all the turrets of the opponent's warships to the right, the course of the fleet also deflected slightly to the right, which was equivalent to staggering away from us. However, what made us a little confused was that the opponent's naval gun did not rotate, but we did not pay much attention to this, because the main guns of the opponent's warship were covered with waterproof gun jackets, which meant that they were not in combat mode.

Originally, everyone just drove past like this, but as the distance got closer, our warship blew its whistle politely as a greeting, but the other side's warship turned around the moment our whistle sounded. Moved. Those warships actually turned all their gun barrels to our side at the last moment, and aimed directly at the Ice Skimmer with the command flag hanging on our side.

"Holy shit!" Sophie jumped up from her seat when she saw the other party's actions, and then shouted loudly: "Attention, all battleships, battle mode! Is today my mother's day of trouble? Why do you encounter such bullshit? "

Unlike the chaos on our battleship, the other side's battleship looked nervous at this time. If we push the time forward a few minutes, we can understand why they have this look.

"President, that is the ship of the Frost Rose Alliance!" A few minutes ago, a player said loudly on the bridge of the only battleship among this group of battleships.

The player sitting in the captain's seat frowned and said, "Just because I knew it was a ship from the Frost Rose Alliance, I wanted to do something about it."

"But..." The person who spoke before wanted to say something more, but unfortunately was interrupted by another person.

"Director Kim, are you so afraid of that Frost Rose Alliance? How could our Republic of Korea's warships lose to others?" The speaker said with a flattering look on his face and then moved closer to the captain, obviously trying to flatter him.

The captain looked at the player who had previously dissuaded him and looked bad. So he said: "Don't worry. I didn't make a random decision without reason. The strength of the Frost Rose Alliance is very strong. I know this, but you have also seen it. These six battleships are obviously just from The damaged warships retreated from the battlefield, and the entire superstructure of the largest ship was destroyed, and the other ships were also residual images. If we don't go up and take advantage at this time, wouldn't it be a waste of such a good opportunity? ?”

The player who spoke before looked a little better after hearing the president's explanation, but still said: "I also admit that these warships do seem to be seriously damaged. It is not known how much combat power they have left, but the opponent's tonnage is in line with their capabilities. . These are obviously battleships, and they are all battleships among battleships. Even after being beaten like that, they did not sink and could run back on their own. This shows that these guys have very good bulletproof capabilities. These battleships of ours are already the last seeds of the navy of the Republic of Korea. Well, if we lose here..."

"You guy." The guy who flattered him before jumped out and said: "Don't you know that danger and benefit are directly proportional? The casualties on those warships with disabled warships must be high. We only need to suppress them. , and then send people to land on those warships. Not only can they sink a few, but they can even capture a few and take them back for repairs. The naval strength of the Republic of Korea will increase by leaps and bounds. Don’t you want to stop the progress of the Republic of Korea? ?”

As soon as the big hat was put on, the person who spoke immediately became silent, and in the end he had no choice but to return to his post. However, before ending the conversation, he still said: "Since everyone has decided to fight, I hope you can exert your strongest strength and sink a few warships as soon as possible. Otherwise. Once the opponent recovers, , I am sure we have no chance of winning. The fact that the Frost Rose Alliance can allow these injured warships to return to port on their own shows that they believe in the self-protection capabilities of these warships, so these warships are definitely not as seriously injured as they appear on the surface. And , after all, the opponent’s tonnage is there, and even the caliber of those secondary guns is not much smaller than our main guns. Therefore, we only have one chance. If we miss it, let’s get ready to swim in the sea!”

This guy is the Korean think tank. Although he did not adopt his opinion this time, everyone on the battleship heard his words, and this guy's previous judgments were rarely wrong, so everyone still feels that they must be cautious at this time. Some, so they would have a nervous expression after starting to take action, for fear of something unexpected happening.

In fact, the accident happened, and it had nothing to do with the operator's psychological condition. Because the opponent's warships were prepared in advance, their movements must be much faster than ours. Besides, the reason why a boat can easily turn around is the same as for a cannon. The opponent's battleship has smaller guns, so it turns much faster than us. Just when we were honking our horns to say hello, all the opponent's warships turned their turrets around, and then immediately fired a salvo. However, only a few of the warships in our guild could still operate, and in this case, Most have not yet completed the turn.

At such a close distance, the warships on both sides did not need to aim at all, and it was not easy to miss. Almost all the opponent's first volleys hit without exception. But... accompanied by a jingling sound, a few sparks bounced off our battleship, and then several small fireballs exploded on the sea, and then... and then nothing more.

"..."

in the Korean fleet. Everyone who could see the result of the shooting was dumbfounded, because a volley they had prepared to fire ended in such a weird way. The cannonballs fired by all the warships ricocheted collectively and then exploded on the sea. Although it is surprising that this happens, the reason is actually very simple.

The Koreans know that the defense of our battleships must be very good, so they are not arrogant enough to think that they can defeat us with running grenades, so. All Korean warships used armor-piercing bombs. This armor-piercing projectile is one thing different from ordinary artillery shells, that is, its projectiles do not explode on contact. Because it definitely takes some time for the projectile to penetrate the armor plate, if the armor-piercing projectile is not a solid projectile, it must have a delay fuze, which means that it will delay the explosion for a few tenths of a second after the collision.

Originally there was nothing wrong with this design, but the problem was that the Koreans underestimated the armor strength of our warships. As a result, their armor-piercing shells did not penetrate the armor of our warships at all, but were ejected, and the delayed fuze was used until the shell was dropped. There was a violent explosion on the sea surface, and the result was the scene we saw before. The first salvo from the Koreans. Body ricochet.

"Oh, I'm scared to death! I thought I was going to be unlucky again!" Sophie was extremely unlucky today. The battleship she just took over was half disabled, and now that she has returned to Hong Kong for overhaul, she was beaten again. How can this happen? It would be strange not to be angry. The current situation is that Sophie is very angry, and the consequences are very serious, because Sophie has completely gone crazy. "Order Passerby A in the rear to have a left rudder of thirty. Drive fast, cross in diagonal lines, and block the opponent's route. The Bing Ling in front should turn around and block their way back. The other ships can fire freely. I don't want to see it in three minutes. Who else among these guys is floating on the sea?"

Sophie got angry, and naturally the captains of the ships also got angry. Then the Koreans tragically found that their front and back roads were cut off.

Although our warships only have six, they are in a long snake formation. After all, they are in a sailing state, not a fighting posture. There is no need to use a battle formation, while the opponent uses a loose formation. Therefore, our fleet is actually longer than the other's. So the two warships in front and behind Hu immediately made dumplings for each other as soon as they turned.

Originally, if it were a normal battle, our warship would not dare to expose its side to the opponent like this. After all, this would be equivalent to exposing the inward part of the hull. However, the round of shelling just now has proved that the opponent's naval guns cannot penetrate our armor at all, so we don't need to worry about the navigation posture here, we can just crush them violently.

After the two battleships surrounded each other, the guns on our side that were still able to move opened fire one after another. The first target of attack was the opponent's battleship. Although the firepower density on our side was less than one-fifth of the normal firepower, the battleship was bombarded into a pile of fragments without any response at such a close distance. , and then immediately disappeared. This is not sinking at all. This damn thing was completely blown to pieces. Can it not sink very fast?

One blow destroyed the opponent's battleship, and the remaining battleships were frightened and didn't know what to do. As a result, before they could react, the second round of bombardment started on our side, and six of them fell in an instant. battleship. Although our warships here don’t have many gun barrels left to use, they can’t hold up to our large caliber. If you fire a cannon at someone at such a close distance, it will basically shatter into pieces with one shot. It won't even roll over and sink, and just disappear.

After two rounds of bombardment, the remaining warships of the other side finally realized the huge gap in strength between the two sides, and then began to split up. Of course, these warships are not trying to run away, but are planning to come up for a boarding battle.

Originally, the other party had planned to seize the ship, but now that we are so close, we have formed a double-team posture, constantly reducing the distance between the two sides. It is naturally very simple for them to get close to us. However, we are not fools here. When we see that the other party is approaching, of course we will give priority to the approaching warships.

Although the distance between the two sides is not far, it is still on the sea after all, and the actual distance is still several hundred meters. This distance is already very close for a naval battle, but it still takes a certain amount of time for the battleship to move closer. However, the secondary guns on our battleships are all fast guns, although they cannot shoot like machine guns. But a dozen rounds per minute is still no problem. Therefore, all the warships that tried to come up were ruthlessly destroyed. Only the Kristina failed to block the approaching warships.

The Kristina has no superstructure, and only one barrel in the fourth turret can work on the entire ship. And because this barrel is the main gun, it cannot attack targets that are too close. Although nearby battleships also helped the Kristina intercept, they were eventually approached by a supply ship.

Because this supply ship did not have many weapons, it had been ignored before. By the time all the surrounding battleships were knocked out, it had successfully rushed within fifty meters and quickly attached itself to the deck of the Kristina. .

As soon as the two battleships came into contact, a group of Korean players with NPCs rushed out of the battleship and rushed directly to the Christina.

In fact, normal battleships would not carry so many players. After all, modern naval warfare is not about numbers, so no matter how many combatants are brought on a battleship, it will not be able to generate many combat effectiveness points. but. Because South Korea is currently invaded by Japan, and the Russians enter South Korean territory from the north to directly confront the Japanese, the only areas under Korean actual control are those overseas islands. Of course, the Koreans did not want to be bullied by the Japanese and Russians, so they also resisted. Of course, the result was that the fleet was almost crippled, and what was left was a small and medium-sized fleet composed of several guilds.

Just because this is the only remaining warship, the Koreans also know not to engage in artillery battles with others. After all, they are small in number and cannot gain any advantage. so. They had a plan before they came out. In fact, the purpose of these Koreans coming out this time is to build warships for South Korea. Of course they didn't intend to buy, but wanted to rob. These guys redesigned a new flag so that people would not know which force's fleet they belonged to, and then designed a camouflage gun jacket that could be quickly removed to make people think that their warships were not in combat mode and were waiting for them to approach. After reaching a certain range, immediately fire cannons to destroy the opponent's bridge, and take advantage of the opponent's chaotic command to stick in and use the ancient boarding battle to resolve the battle. This method can not only ensure the safety of one's own warships. What's more important is that you can capture the opponent's warships. It can be said that there is nothing more cost-effective than this. As for reputation... Anyway, the flag was made temporarily, and you can just throw it away later. The battleship is taken back for renovation, and some external equipment is slightly modified. Even if it is recognized, it will only be denied to death. No one can say anything wrong?

It is precisely because the Koreans have this idea that the battleships are over-staffed with marine personnel. As for the idea of ​​​​taking our minds... this is completely a realistic portrayal of money and silk. The huge size of the Kristina and several other battleships made the Koreans who were in urgent need of battleship replenishment salivate. The battle damage on these battleships also emboldened the Koreans, and as a result, they rushed forward with a rush. Of course, the results are not surprising. Even if our warship is injured, it cannot be sunk by such a small warship. To sink our battleship, there is no liquefied magic crystal steam cannonball. Then as long as there is a main gun with a caliber of more than 400 mm, and it must be equipped with high-power armor-piercing projectiles, otherwise it is impossible to threaten our warships. Unfortunately, the main guns of the Korean battleships are only 380 caliber, which is just a little short. Not to mention the secondary guns on other small battleships and battleships, it is completely scratching the itch.

Although the fleet was sunk by our warships three times, five times, five times and two times, the Korean players on board the warship that successfully attached to the Kristina did not have any intention of being discouraged, thinking that they knew that this warship would It can surpass the entire previous fleet. As for how they were sure that they could successfully seize the ship, and how to escape from the encirclement of other warships after seizing it... Their blood was boiling, who cares about that kind of thing?

Although they successfully reached the side of the Kristina and used special magnets to successfully fix the two warships together, Korean players still encountered a more serious problem. Their battleship is just a supply ship, with a tonnage of just over two thousand tons. Although this tonnage is not very small for a supply ship, the problem is that the 100,000-ton Kristina is parked next to it. As soon as the reader compared it, they immediately felt that their supply ship seemed like a toy.

Before, from a distance, I just felt that this battleship was very big, but when I got closer, I realized that this was a monster-level battleship. Their warship was only two thousand tons, and the ship's side was only five or six meters high from the water. However, the Kristina's ship's side was actually more than twenty meters from the sea. When they stood on the deck of their warship, they realized that the other people's deck was more than ten meters higher than them. When they looked up, it looked like a city wall lying in front of them.

If faced with this situation in reality, of course it would take some effort, but this is a game, and the physical fitness of the players and the fighting NPCs is very good. So after throwing a bunch of ropes with hooks up, there will be no problem. Climbing a rope is a piece of cake for these combatants and there is no pressure at all. As for the other warships around... they thought they were afraid of accidentally injuring the Kristina, so they didn't dare to fire at all. In this case, as long as the people on the Kristina didn't fight back, they could be said to have no hindrance.

However, these people obviously thought of things simply.

The personnel on the Kristina did suffer heavy losses, and because the ship island was gone. Therefore, when we separated from the First Cruiser Fleet, we had already dispersed and evacuated the personnel here to other battleships. After all, the Kristina's ship island was gone. And many positions no longer require personnel, so we simply moved them.

Precisely because the redundant personnel on the battleship have been transferred, there are actually only a few players and a group of technical NPCs operating the battleship on the Kristina, which basically has no deck combat capability. Of course, we must know that this happened. After all, Sophie gave the order, so we all know that there are no deck combatants here. However, although it is troublesome to mobilize personnel temporarily, it is obviously much easier for Kristina and I to go there.

so. When those Korean players managed to climb onto the deck of the Kristina with great difficulty, what they saw was me sitting on a fixed post that tied the Range Rover with a golden knife, hanging my fingernails with a small dagger that changes forever. The non-existent soil in the cracks.

When I saw the Korean players climbing in front of me climbed onto the deck, I didn't even move at all. I was still picking my nails there, and at the same time, I said in a voice that was not loud but guaranteed to be heard by them: "You jump down by yourselves." What? Or do you want me to throw you down?"

Hearing what I said, a guy who had just climbed up before he had time to raise his head immediately shouted: "What a loud tone. Think you are... holy shit, Ziri!"

After hearing what the guy said, I pretended to stop picking my nails, then looked up at him and said, "Don't be in a daze. Make a decision quickly, we have something to do when we go back."

The Korean players who came up first all knew my strength, so they were all stuck there and didn't dare to move for a while, but. As time goes by, more and more people come up, and the psychological effect of strength in numbers begins to take effect. The group of Korean players who had been so frightened that they didn’t know what to do before finally started to gain courage, and one of them, who didn’t know whether he was mentally retarded or a human being, suddenly shouted: “He is alone, there are many of us, Everyone, come together. Kill him!"

As this guy shouted, many people really rushed up, trying to get rid of me with their numerical advantage, and I could only helplessly shake my head and stand up.

"It's really troublesome!" I sighed and then snapped my fingers, and then I saw luck suddenly appear from behind my back, and then started to inhale. The Korean player who was rushing in front was so frightened when he saw this action that he suddenly stopped and sat down on the ground. He was still sliding forward while pushing forward with his hands and feet to stop. However, they still failed to escape the lucky dragon flame spray in the end. After all, this was a ultimate move and a range attack.

With the rolling flames spurted out by Lucky, all the people who climbed onto the battleship were set on fire. The people near the deck could only roll around in vain on the ground, but they were soon completely scorched, while the people on the outside began to burn. Running around like crazy, some lucky ones might climb over the railing and fall into the sea, or fall to death on one of their own battleships, while the unlucky ones would have to wait to be burned alive if they ran in the wrong direction.

After taking a sip of dragon flame, the number of Korean players who rushed onto the deck was reduced by 70 to 80%. The remaining people stood on both sides of the attack range and looked stupidly, not knowing whether to continue charging up or turn around and run away. However, I will not hesitate when they are entangled, and all kinds of magic pets appear one after another, completely clearing the deck in the blink of an eye.

After taking care of the people on the deck, I walked to the side of the ship, then leaned on the railing and looked at the Korean players still hanging on the ropes below and asked: "Ask me again, will you jump off by yourself, or will you let me take you down?" Throw it down?"

The people on the rope looked at each other, then let go and fell to the deck of their own battleship, while I jumped over the railing and landed on the Korean supply ship below.

The Korean players below saw me actually jumping down, and were so frightened that they all ducked around. Some even lost their footing and fell into the water because they were too close to the edge of the deck. But at this time, no one cares about this matter.

"President Ziri, our heads were hot before. You see..." A Korean player, who was probably the leader, bravely came out and wanted to communicate with me, but I reached out to stop him when he was mid-sentence. .

"Don't tell me anything. Just jump down and I'll pretend that nothing happened. Otherwise..."

"Ah? You still want to jump?" The group of people who had just come down from the top looked at the sea water behind them, and then they immediately became confused. In this case, jumping into the sea is almost the end result of waiting for death. After all, no matter how good the player's physique is in the game, it is impossible to swim directly back to the land from the sea. Besides, this is the southernmost tip of mainland China. Below is Hainan Island, which is completely within China's internal sea. Even if you successfully land in a place like this, you will definitely be in China. With the behavior of these guys attacking our guild warship, they have been marked as members of a hostile country by the system. Once they land on the shore and are encountered by Chinese players, they will definitely be doomed. so. Diving at this time is basically waiting to die. But...do they dare not to jump?

"I...we..." One player tried to say something, but I immediately reached out again to stop his behavior. Instead, I raised my hand and kicked a life ladder into the water, and then continued: "Do you have anything else to say? ?”

Although relying on a lifeboat to row back to South Korea is relatively unreliable, there is still a glimmer of hope, so some of these people finally reacted and jumped directly.

If someone took the lead, others would naturally follow, so these Korean players started jumping down like dumplings. Many brave people even lowered the life ladder from the ship and sat on it. Seeing that I had no intention of stopping, others followed suit, and soon the supply ship was completely empty of people. All the Korean players and NPCs went into the water, and because many people had died before, the life ladder was barely enough. But the shortage was something they asked for themselves. Who allowed them to carry so many combatants on the ship?

After everyone here jumped into the water, I asked Sophie to send some people to take over the supply ship, and then tied it to the back of the Kristina and dragged it out of the sea.

I originally disliked this kind of boat, but mosquito legs are still meat no matter how thin they are! When we beat someone on the back, we always have to find a way to make up for it. Besides, Pu Yin had previously promised to support her and help her rebuild the Xintianji Alliance. This battleship is definitely indispensable. We don't need this kind of supply ship ourselves, so it's okay to throw it to Park Yin. It's a personal favor anyway, right?

Different from us, the Korean players floating on the sea are now like eggplants beaten by frost. Looking at the warships retreating on the sea, other than sighing, they can only urge those NPCs to row quickly. There is still a long sea route to go from here to South Korea. (To be continued. If you like this work, you are welcome to vote for recommendations and monthly votes. Your support is my biggest motivation.)