Zi Zhenzhu stood at the bow, the sea wind whipping her long black hair wildly behind her.
She narrowed her eyes at the black pleasure boat ahead, which was desperately accelerating, and a cold smile curled across her lips.
"They saw us coming, yet not only did they refuse to stop, they even dared to speed up?"
"That old bastard Haider really is up to something."
"Chief, then should we..." the one-eyed pirate beside her ventured.
"Pursue them."
Zi Zhenzhu cut him off. "Full speed ahead. I want to see exactly what treasure he has hidden aboard that is worth more than his life."
"Yes!"
The order was passed down, and more than a dozen speedboats accelerated at once, cutting through the waves and plowing white trails across the sea.
Zi Zhenzhu stood at the bow with her arms crossed, her gaze fixed tightly on the black pleasure boat growing ever closer ahead.
She calculated inwardly. Whatever fortune could make that old fox Haider disregard his own life had to be worth at least several hundred thousand Gold Soul Coins, right?
Just as the distance closed to five hundred meters.
Zi Zhenzhu suddenly kicked off the deck, her entire body turning into a black shadow as she shot into the air.
The sea wind howled past her ears. Looking down from above at the black pleasure boat, she wore a cold smile.
"Haider, let's see how you explain yourself this time."
Her figure darted forward, and with a light tap of her toes against the mast, she landed steadily on the deck.
Then she froze.
Eight young people on the deck were all staring at her.
Some were eating fruit, some were sunbathing, and some were playing cards.
A black-haired youth sat by the railing with a grilled fish in