After finishing this somewhat unusual dinner, Zhang Heng actually found two wild horses nearby under Han Lu's astonished gaze, gave them some basic training, then had Han Lu ride the smaller one while he mounted the larger horse.
Han Lu looked somewhat nervous. She had ridden horses before and had even practiced equestrianism for a while, but the horses she had ridden then had been well-trained, with complete equipment like saddles and reins. It was nothing like casually picking up a horse off the road and riding it.
Once she was in the saddle, she did not even know where to put her hands and feet.
"Just hold on to the mane. We won't be running," Zhang Heng said as he led the way ahead. The two horses he had found were large and small and were probably mother and child. With the mare leading, the foal obediently followed behind.
In the end, the two of them made it back to their hotel before the sun had completely sunk below the horizon.
Early the next morning, after Zhang Heng and Han Lu had a simple breakfast, they went to the docks, rented two sets of diving gear and a boat, and headed out to sea.
Han Lu had come here to see humpback whales and hammerhead sharks, the greatest feature of diving around Yonaguni Island. With good luck, one could see hundreds of hammerhead sharks swimming overhead in groups.
These hammerhead sharks had strange T-shaped heads, with an eye and a nostril at each end of the T, giving them a very peculiar appearance. At the same time, hammerheads were highly aggressive sharks, and there were incidents of hammerheads attacking humans every year. However, these were generally reactions after the sharks had been startled. Under normal circumstances, as long as