"Teacher Ma?" I froze for a moment, then looked at her and asked, "Why was he the one who saved you?"
"You'll know once you go up," Liu Ling'er said, then threw herself into my arms.
Seeing her frightened, trembling appearance, I was deeply puzzled. What had they gone through? Why had they become like this?
Just as I was wondering, Liu Ling'er spoke. "I hope it isn't you."
"What do you mean?" I asked, looking at her.
Liu Ling'er merely shook her head, unwilling to answer. Bai Xue hesitated, but she had no intention of answering either.
Although I was confused, I had no intention of forcing them to explain.
Just then, Wuxin said, "Once we go in, everyone needs to be careful."
"Exactly. It's too dangerous," Chu Zhaixing said.
"Hopefully, we'll have better luck this time," Wuxin said.
Looking at them, I became even more confused, but I said nothing and silently gazed into the distance.
The coast was completely tranquil. There were no ships in sight, and we waited just like that.
After an unknown amount of time, a small boat sailed over.
The small boat looked like it could only hold a few people. This left me baffled. Was this the Horror Cruise Ship?
"It's here," Liu Ling'er said.
The others nodded, and we boarded the small boat. It was extremely cramped. Once we squeezed inside, we discovered that there was no one aboard. The boat was moving on its own.
Sitting on the boat, I watched it start up and quickly sail toward the open sea.
I sat in a chair and looked at Liu Ling'er. "Is this the Horror Cruise Ship?"
"This isn't the Horror Cruise Ship. This small boat will capsize in a little while, so everyone just needs to be careful," Liu