Chapter 61 Ship in the Fog

This voyage was extremely unlucky, as the three fleets collided into a ball. In terms of losses, the worst loss was probably that of Park Yin's fleet, which was hit from the side by us at the beginning. Then it was hit by the American fleet from behind. The already injured warship was pinched by both sides and completely fell apart. The American warships were not as heavy as they were sinking, but they were seriously injured. The main reason is that they were too fast and realized that we had no time to avoid them. The one with the least loss is ourselves, basically no damage. This is thanks to the large size of our battleships, and the first few super battleships were the first to bear the brunt of the accident. The battleships behind were notified and had slowed down in advance, so the injuries were not serious.

The main task of cleaning up was to separate the battleships that collided with each other. Many battleships were 'inserted' into the hulls of the nearby battleships and could not get out by their own strength. Some light ships were even worse, flying directly onto the deck. For example, there is an American warship lying across the deck of the Tyrant. It seems to be a leading ship, and it was the fastest at the time.

Although several dragon players and our guild guardian beast Steel Claw helped, the cleanup still took a long time. The three fleets together have almost 700 warships, and it is not easy to separate them completely. It took us until 1 pm to finally get out of the traffic accident.

The American fleet did not want to go with us, saying it would find its own way, and then separated from us. Park Yinze must follow us, because 80% of their warships have lost their navigation capabilities and have to be towed by our ships, and some warships will sink as soon as the cables are loosened.

"What should I do now?" King Chuang asked me.

I summoned Ariana and asked the NPC sailor to find a bundle of extra-long cables. "What else can we do? I'll go into the water! This rope is tied to a small lifeboat. You just follow the lifeboat."

Hongyue added: "If we pull the rope and it indicates an emergency, you should come up quickly."

"I know. Just follow along."

After tying up the ropes and everything else, Grandma and I jumped into the water and dived all the way down. As the depth increases, the water becomes darker and darker. Fortunately, I am not afraid of the dark. The sea bottom here is really deep enough. I swam for a long time without seeing the bottom. As we continued to dive, the rope around my waist suddenly tightened and I couldn't pull it anymore. I just felt someone pulling me up. What are these guys up there doing? Pull the rope so quickly!

I had no choice, they pulled the rope and I had no choice but to swim upstream. After finally surfacing, as soon as they emerged, they saw Hong Yue and Chuang Wang standing on the bow of the Tyrant. Suddenly I found that the fog seemed to have lightened up a lot. The two of them should be quite far away from me on the Tyrant, but they were actually visible. It was obvious that the fog had become lighter. "What are you doing pulling me up here? I haven't seen the bottom yet!"

King Chuang pointed at my back, and I was startled when I turned around. In front of him was a huge sailing ship, which seemed to be nearly 400 meters long. Although it cannot be compared with super battleships such as the Tyrant and the Eternal, as a wooden sail-powered ship, it is really ridiculously large. From where I looked, the hull looked very worn. There are many holes in the side panels, and I can see into the boat. It’s hard to imagine that such a broken boat can still float here. It’s a miracle that it didn’t sink! The sails on the ship were as rotten as a fish, with only a few rags left. It was hard to imagine that it could be powered by such rags. There seemed to be several rows of artillery protruding from the side of the ship, but the barrels were rusted like abstract sculptures, and I couldn't figure out what they looked like originally. If it weren't for the fact that the position could only be an artillery position, I might not even be able to tell the difference. Come out what is that.

Currently, this dilapidated antique-class battleship is sailing past us silently at a very slow speed. There is no sound except the creaking of the wood on the ship. Through the light mist, I seemed to see a few black figures standing on the boat, and it looked like there were people on it, but this damn fog made it so I could only see the outlines but couldn't tell their faces.

"Hey!" I shouted to the opponent's warship: "Can you stop for a moment?"

"Boss, who are you talking to?" King Chuang on the Tyrant asked me strangely.

I looked back at King Chuang in surprise, and then at the ship. The figure on the side of the boat has disappeared, and it was clearly there just now! I said to King Chuang: "Didn't you see? There was someone there."

"Where is it? I didn't see anything." King Chuang looked at the battleship again.

I simply climbed out of the water and boarded the Tyrant, "There was indeed a figure there just now!"

"Which of you saw it?" Hongyue turned around and asked everyone. Many people on the deck were looking at the strange battleship, but after Hongyue asked, they all said they hadn't seen it. Could it be that I'm dazzled?

"That's weird! What I just saw clearly! Could it be a ghost?"

King Chuang smiled and said: "Look at the shape of this ship, 90% of it is a ghost ship!"

Park Yin was frightened and hid behind me: "It's so scary! Ghost ship!"

Hongyue pulled Pu Yin out and said: "Don't be afraid, it's nothing even if it's a ghost ship. There are a lot of undead on our ship. If we really count, we are the ghost ship."

I glanced at the junk over there and said, "It would be great if it really is a ghost ship. You can also go up and ask for directions. Maybe they know the way out!"

"But it doesn't seem to have any intention of stopping?" Pu Yintian asked seriously.

I turned back to the NPC sailors and said, "Bring us the guy who is eating."

"yes!"

After a while, a large crew came up from the cabin carrying the guy. 50% of my crew members are former pirates. Although they have become good men now, they have not lost their old profession. What was brought up this time was the iron anchor hook used in the hijacking of the ship.

The Tyrant began to slowly accelerate and approached, and the sailors threw all the iron anchor hooks in their hands. After retracting the rope, all the iron anchor hooks were hung on the side of the ship. As a result of continuing to retract the line, the two ships were slowly moving closer together. Thinking about how many Japanese warships were robbed by us in this way, it is really a big deal to use it to deal with this broken ship.

As the sailors pulled the rope back hard, the two ships finally came together with a bang. The sailors here howled out of habit and jumped over.

"Stop, everyone. This is not a merchant ship. Why are you so excited?"

The boat captain who took the lead said: "Sorry, I'm used to it!"