However, Chen Mo judged that the chances of such a situation occurring were slim. He was merely taking precautions.
In fact, just as Chen Mo had expected, that situation never occurred. Everyone aboard the whaling ship, including the captain, had been scared out of their wits by the blue whale and had no thoughts of revenge whatsoever.
It was already good enough that it had not come looking for them. They would have to be insane to provoke that monster again. What if it sank this frigate too? Would they not truly be left to die at sea?
They had no desire to experience another shipwreck. Their only thought now was to get home as quickly as possible, leave the ocean behind, and return to solid ground.
The frigate's captain had even less intention of avenging them. Never mind whether that whale actually existed—if it did, killing it would bring him no benefit. Instead, it would only make his failure to protect the whaling ship more apparent.
If he had stayed alongside the whaling ship and immediately ordered an attack the moment something seemed wrong, could he have killed the whale before the whaling ship sank?
Compared to that, it was far more advantageous for him to let that sea-monster-like blue whale continue existing only in legend.
Watching the frigate turn around on the satellite feed and sail back toward Japan, completely putting distance between itself and the blue whale, Chen Mo only closed the display after confirming that it was completely safe.
After nearly two hours of flight, the airliner had finally crossed the ocean, and the outline of land was already visible ahead.
It was worth mentioning that Gao Fei's flying skills were quite good. Clearly, aside from holding a license for small aircraft, he had also privately