In a sense, the Northeast Number One Ship had gotten off to a bad start.
Although they had torn a huge chunk of flesh from that transcendent creature, when they thought about it carefully, that still couldn't change the reality that their very first mission had ended in failure.
Not to mention that the subsequent repair costs would definitely far exceed the value of that chunk of meat.
That really put Badler in a foul mood.
After the Northeast Number One Ship was taken back to the dockyard, the dockyard crew quickly completed their inspection and gave them the results. There was indeed no major problem; the bottom of the ship had simply been smashed full of dents.
It was fine for now, but over time, the risk of those uneven sections caused by the damage developing problems would increase dramatically. Out of caution, they definitely had to repair it.
When the shipwrights removed the armor plates that needed replacing, Badler happened to be there.
Looking at the huge pits, each at least a meter in diameter, Badler was secretly alarmed.
This was an alloy armor plate specially made by their Great Zhou for warships, after all, and the bottom of the ship had even been reinforced.
Although it hadn't managed to pierce their hull, the force that had smashed the bottom into this state was still terrifying.
Judging from the shadow in the sea at the time, it should have been a gigantic fish-shaped transcendent creature. Is its head made of iron or something?
The entire repair job proceeded quite quickly. Once the repairs were complete, the Northeast Number One Ship immediately resumed its previous mission.
After that first accident, the second time they set out, the navy soldiers led by Badler were all wound somewhat tighter, thinking to