Only half an hour later, Mo Qiong spotted a large ship on the horizon.
Seeing it, Mo Qiong suddenly thought, If I secretly sink this ship, won't they be unable to come aboard?
But then he thought of another possibility: what if this ship wasn't carrying those people?
Besides, even if he sank it, their cruise ship would certainly stop to rescue them. That was standard international practice.
"Look, that ship is catching up to us. It looks like it's trying to get closer?" Mo Qiong said, pointing out the window.
Xiao Kun looked over. "Yeah, it's moving faster than us."
He wasn't suspicious at all. After all, the ship was flying a flag, and it was perfectly normal for other ships to be on this route. There was nothing suspicious about it.
"Could it crash into us at that speed?" Mo Qiong asked.
Xiao Kun glanced over and said, "Our cruise ship has an experienced captain and crew. We don't need to worry about navigation."
"Okay. I'm going to find Zhang He and hang out. You carry on with what you're doing." Mo Qiong got up and took his leave.
He left Xiao Kun's room and headed straight for the deck.
There was an observation platform for tourists on the deck, equipped with telescopes for sightseeing and taking pictures.
Mo Qiong stepped onto it and carefully observed the ship that was catching up to them through a telescope.
The yacht was about eighty meters long. He had no idea how many people were inside, but at least twenty people were visible on the deck through the telescope.
Those twenty people had dark skin and large builds. Wearing camouflage vests, they were opening crates on the deck.
Once the crates were opened, they pulled out thick bulletproof vests and military-grade