All along, the Filipinos had often stirred up trouble in China's South Sea, but they understood one bottom line very clearly: they did not dare use any firearms.
They were not even allowed to bring them into China's waters. This was no joke. Minor scuffles were one thing, but once guns were involved, the situation became entirely different.
Normally, if no one knew, then so be it; if they were missed, then they were missed. China could not be bothered to board their ships for inspections. But these past few days were already a sensitive period. If the Filipinos really dared bring weapons, they would be giving China a reason to teach them a lesson.
Now that Deadpool had guaranteed there were weapons aboard their ship, the Coast Guard naturally had to board and inspect it.
The Filipinos were often forcibly washed off their ships by Coast Guard water cannons, so they had modified their fishing boats for easier drainage. But water cannons alone might not necessarily inflict fatal damage on them; at most, they would drive them back again.
But now that they had brought guns, things were different.
Zhao Yong did not doubt Deadpool's words at all and immediately reported the situation.
After the captains of the two ships consulted each other, they decided to send people aboard. As long as they found the weapons, they would hold the initiative internationally. Whatever they did next, they would be the side in the right.
Riding assault boats to forcibly board the other side's fishing vessel for an inspection sounded thrilling. Naturally, Deadpool was prepared to go along as well.
Deadpool did not intend to rely directly on his own strength to handle this. He planned to act alongside the Coast Guard officers and soldiers present. With him accompanying them,