Chapter 61: Ship in the Mist

This time, it was a big bad luck. The three fleets collided into one group. In terms of losses, the worst was Park Yin's fleet, which was hit by us from the side at the beginning, and then the American fleet came from behind. The already injured warship was completely broken up by both sides. The American warships were not sunk, but were seriously injured. The main reason was that they were too fast and found that we had no time to avoid it. The lightest loss was ourselves, and basically no damage was caused. This was thanks to our large warships, and the first ones to be hit when the accident occurred at the beginning were the super battleships in the front. The warships behind had slowed down in advance after receiving the notice, so they were not seriously injured.

The cleaning work is mainly to separate the battleships that collided together. Many warships were inserted into the hulls of the battleships next to them, and they could not get out by relying on their own strength. Some light ships were even worse and flew directly to the deck. For example, there is an American warship on the deck of the Tyrant. It seems to be a leading ship, and it was the fastest at that time.

Although several Dragon Clan players and our guild guardian beast Steel Claw helped, the cleaning process still took a long time. The three fleets together had almost 700 warships, and it was not so easy to separate them completely. It was not until 1 pm that we finally got rid of the traffic accident.

The American fleet did not want to go with us, and said they wanted to find their own way out, and they separated from us after they left. Park Yin had to follow us because 80% of their warships had lost their ability to sail and had to be traction on our ships. And some warships would sink immediately as soon as they loosened their cables.

"What should I do now?" asked me.

I summoned Adina and asked the NPC sailor to find a bundle of super long cables. "What else can I do? I'll go into the water! Just tie this rope to a small lifeboat, you can just follow the lifeboat."

Hongyue added: "If we pull the rope, it means there is an emergency, then come up quickly."

"I understand. Just follow me."

After tied up the ropes and so on, I jumped into the water together and dived down. As the depth increased, the sea water became darker and darker, but fortunately I was not afraid of the darkness. The bottom of the sea here was really deep enough. I swam for a long time but couldn't see the bottom. Just as we continued to dive, the rope on our waist suddenly tightened and couldn't pull it no matter how hard we pulled it. I just felt someone pulling me upward. What are the guys above doing? Pull the rope so quickly!

There was no way, they pulled the rope and I had to swim upstream. Finally, I could see the Red Moon and the King of Chuang standing on the bow of the Tyrant. Suddenly, I found that the fog seemed to fade a lot. They were far away from me on the Tyrant, and they could see it. It was obvious that the fog had faded. "What are you pulling me up? I haven't seen the bottom yet!"

The King of Break pointed behind me and was startled. In front of me was a huge sailboat, which looked nearly four hundred meters long. Although it was incomparable to super battleships like Tyrant and Eternal, as a wooden sail-powered ship, it was really outrageous. From me, the hull seemed very worn. There were many holes on the side board, and I could see it inside the ship. It was really hard to imagine that such a broken ship could float here. It would be a miracle that it would not sink! The sails on the ship were also rotten like fish nets, and there were only a few rags left. It was hard to imagine that they could be powered by that kind of rag. There seemed to be several rows of cannons stretched out from the side of the ship, but the barrels were rusted like an abstract sculpture. I couldn't figure out what it was. If it weren't for the position of that kind of artillery, I might not be able to tell what it was.

At present, this ragged antique-class warship was sailing silently at a very slow speed. There was nothing sound except the squeaking sound of wood on the ship. Through the faint mist, I seemed to see a few black shadows standing on the ship, and it seemed that someone was on it, but the damn fog made me so that I could only see the outline but couldn't tell the appearance.

"Hey!" I shouted at the other side's warship: "Can you stop for a while?"

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

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

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

I simply climbed up from the water and got on the Tyrant, "I did have a figure there just now!"

"Who did you see it?" Hongyue turned around and asked everyone. Many people on the deck were watching the strange warship here, but after Hongyue asked, she said she didn't see it. Could it be that I was dazzled?

"It's strange! I clearly saw it just now! Could it be a ghost?"

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

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

Hongyue pulled Park Yin out and said, "Don't be afraid, even a ghost ship is nothing. There are many undead on our ship. If you really want to calculate, we are the ghost ship."

I glanced at the rags over there and said, "It would be great if it was a ghost ship. You can go up and ask for a way. Maybe they know how to get out!"

"But it doesn't seem to have the intention to stop?" Park Yin asked seriously.

I turned around and said to the NPC sailors, "Take up the guys we eat."

"yes!"

After a while, a large sailor came up with a guy from the cabin. 50% of my crew were transformed by pirates from the past. Although I have become a good person now, I have not lost my old business. What I brought this time was the iron anchor hook I used to hijack the ship.

The Tyrant began to slowly accelerate and leaned forward. The sailors threw all the anchor hooks in their hands one by one, two by three. After retracting the rope, the anchor hooks were all hung on the side of the ship. The result of continuing to retract the line was that the two ships were slowly moving closer together. Thinking about how many Japanese warships were robbed by us at the beginning, it was a big deal to use them to deal with this broken ship.

As the sailors pulled the rope back hard, the two ships finally got together with a loud bang. The sailors here jumped over with howling habitually.

"Stop it all, this is not a merchant ship. Why are you so excited about?"
Chapter completed!