I slowly closed my eyes and said silently, "Let's wait. There will definitely be a ship that isn't particularly dangerous. Then we'll be able to leave this place."
Liu Ling'er and the others nodded. Every one of them had already come to trust my judgment.
"You're truly amazing," the woman said. "If it weren't for you, we probably would have boarded a ship or gone into the water by now."
"It's just the wisdom of survival. There's nothing worth mentioning." I shook my head and said helplessly, "It's just a pity that they refused to listen no matter what. Otherwise, so many people wouldn't have died."
Day after day passed, and fewer and fewer people remained on the shore. Many had already given up and chosen to return to Capital City.
But we still hadn't given up. We continued waiting for another ship.
Before long, another ship sailed past. When I saw it, my expression turned extremely strange.
It was a ship with more than twenty crew members aboard.
"Is this ship safe?" Liu Ling'er looked at me.
I gently shook my head and said quietly, "There's probably something wrong with this ship."
"Then we shouldn't board it," Liu Ling'er said.
"Yeah. It's best not to board it." I shook my head and looked toward the ship before us.
But some people weren't afraid of death and chose to board anyway.
Soon, those people rushed back out excitedly.
"This ship is definitely safe. I asked just now. The people inside are just like us—they're being transported over."
"I checked it out. The entire ship is very safe. There isn't a single damaged spot."
"This ship definitely won't sink."
"That's great! Let's go over!"
I watched them with an indifferent gaze, but I still had the people beside me try to