At that moment, First Mate was nervously reporting to Captain:
"Oh no, Captain. There's a submarine following behind us."
"Looks like a Wei Kingdom submarine."
"Are you sure?" Captain asked doubtfully.
"I'm sure. If it were a Wu Kingdom submarine, they wouldn't be following us."
"At most, they'd escort us for a while."
"Mm, that makes a lot of sense," Captain said, accepting his suggestion.
They all knew that the Wu Kingdom was actually extremely brutal, often slaughtering captured prisoners on a whim.
However, when it came to useful people, valuable people, the Wu Kingdom was also willing to spend money to win them over.
For example, those who took the initiative to defect to them usually received fairly good treatment at first.
Why were there so many people from the Shu Kingdom defecting to the Wu Kingdom?
A major reason was that the Wu Kingdom was willing to invest heavily to win them over.
"The ones following us now must be from the Wei Kingdom. They don't want us going to support the Wu Kingdom."
"In that case, this is going to be troublesome. We can't take our original route."
"Otherwise, they'll definitely intercept us. Submarines have cannons, and torpedoes too. We have no way to fight them."
"We can't outrun them either," Captain analyzed.
"Then what do we do?" First Mate was a little frightened. He did not want to die here.
"We're supposed to transport supplies to a very important island."
"In that case, we'll sail east first, then north."
"We should sail to our own port and unload the cargo there, then let them deliver it themselves."
After that, Wenren Sheng watched as the ship sailed east for a while, then headed north the whole way.
After sailing for more than ten days, they unloaded the