Jiang Yan Hai had not expected his close encounter with the ocean in real life to come so soon. Before the power of nature embodied by the sea, one could truly feel how insignificant human strength was.
Even someone like Jiang Yan Hai, who possessed the Red Star Engine, felt the same way. In the face of such natural power, human strength was truly insignificant.
Perhaps humanity would only find a way to stop nature's power once technology advanced to the point where people could open stargates themselves. But at least for now, humanity did not possess that capability.
The massive cargo ship behind them had already mostly disappeared beneath the surface. Jiang Yan Hai and the others were now roughly three or four hundred meters away.
However, they did not stop rowing until the cargo ship behind them had completely vanished from sight.
Everyone collapsed onto the inflatable boat. Even Jiang Yan Hai felt as though his strength had been drained dry. Reality had proven that training could never compare to the madness of the real thing.
Jiang Yan Hai had once dared to throw trainees directly into the sea and make them swim back on their own.
But would Jiang Yan Hai dare to throw his team members into the ocean in weather like this? Of course not. That would be no different from murder. Although he had always emphasized that training came with acceptable casualty standards, in truth, no one wanted to kill their comrades during training.
No matter how strict they were, everyone would do their utmost to protect the trainees' safety. That was what they truly thought.
There was no point in continuing to row now. They could not possibly row all the way to shore, and under the current circumstances, merely maintaining their present