A Steel Battleship? The warship's towering black skeleton resembled a crouching black dragon, and the obvious "dragon-like" sculptures drew everyone's attention.
"It's made of stone."
"Stone, meow!"
Cat Cat leaped into the sea. Under Lu PingAn's guidance, she had already completed the first round of reconnaissance.
The Fishmen Lord's hurried warning was also out of concern that Lu PingAn's side would suffer a loss.
What was the difference between a stone warship and an Iron Sheet warship?
"The difference is huge, meow! Super thick, super thick, meow!"
"Not only is their defense generally astonishing, but they can also shed layers, and even possess a certain degree of self-repair. Right, don't try to board them by force. Their warships can spew flames and even cover the entire vessel in fire."
The information had mentioned it, but seeing this gigantic stone warship floating on the water in such a completely unscientific manner and slowly sailing toward them was still deeply shocking.
Listening to the Fishmen Lord's warning, Lu PingAn grew curious.
"How did you deal with something this absurd? It doesn't seem like your wooden warships could handle this at all."
"It isn't very fast."
Fine, so they could not deal with it at all. They could only run.
And as the black dragon warship drifted along, it indeed displayed astonishingly slow speed. After all, it was an entire chunk of stone. The fact that it could move at all was already some kind of damned black technology. Demanding speed on top of that was unrealistic.
Perhaps, on their planet, such speed was already considered fast.
"...Watch out for the sub-ships."
The veteran's warning quickly became reality.
Relying on that large warship alone, it was basically impossible to catch up to Lu PingAn's group. Thus, the "dragon's head" slowly opened, and one