Finding the back door wasn't difficult. It was actually just an emergency exit. Every warship had one; otherwise, if a mutiny broke out inside and the interior was locked down, the owners of the warship outside could only watch helplessly as it sailed away.
Of course, if the back door could be opened so easily, it would create a huge hidden danger. Therefore, even after finding it, one still needed the ability to unlock it.
After integrating all my data, I roughly mapped out the shape of the warship. Then, based on all the warship data I had recently collected, I determined the approximate locations of three back doors.
Looking at the three-dimensional regional map I had created, Venerable Jade immediately understood my idea. "We'll split the warships into three teams and sweep all three areas. Then we'll find where its back doors are."
Jing Ci also quickly issued the order to search for the back doors. Of course, the assault on the main entrance hadn't stopped either. If we could enter through the front door, that would naturally be the best method.
Soon, the three teams, each consisting of over a hundred vessels, set out separately and began updating their data in real time.
By daybreak, the returned data had already revealed roughly seventy to eighty percent of the state of this Star River warship.
Looking at the rough outline of the warship, which resembled a giant football, I went over the ancient starship data Jing Ci had given me several times in my mind.
Before long, I obtained the name of a warship that was likely identical to it.
"It's said that in ancient times, the Divine War-class flagship gradually became lost in the Star Sea. It was also a main force-level warship on the battlefield. Because it