Seeking a Jar by Carving the Boat

Seeking a Jar by Carving the Boat

Ten warships were lined up neatly at the harbor docks.

Of course, they were not those exaggerated aircraft carriers.

They were mainly medium cruisers, supplemented by frigates and amphibious assault ships.

Two of them were transport vessels, and they were enormous.

The ships were moored side by side, already looking immensely imposing.

But the flags above had been taken down; after all, they had to consider the impact.

Bathed in the morning sun, they looked especially mighty and majestic.

The mottled marks on their hulls seemed to tell of their glorious histories through countless battlefields.

The docks were packed with people, and experts were everywhere.

They wore Combat Suits, their eyes sharp and their steps steady, radiating extraordinary bearing.

Before long, the three convoys arrived almost simultaneously, and those waiting at the docks immediately dispersed.

Fourth Brother and the others brought Ye Chen aboard the first cruiser.

Ye Chen did not know much about warships.

His only impression was that they were huge, like steel behemoths.

After being brought aboard, he was directly assigned a room.

After Shen Wuxiao joined up with Yun Zhiyi, neither said much.

They exchanged a glance, and smiles appeared on both their faces.

Everyone here had already been arranged properly.

Shen Wuxiao brought Yun Zhiyi aboard the cruiser.

The others boarded their respective ships.

At an order, the ships started up, and their deep whistles tore through the tranquil morning.

On deck, the subordinates bustled about swiftly and orderly.

Shen Wuxiao and his group set off first, with the rest following close behind.

The people at the harbor docks boarded the other frigates and amphibious assault ships.

Naturally, transport personnel boarded the transport vessels.

The cleanup work was theirs.

They set out from the east, heading straight ahead