Inside the space.
Ye Yuan's interrogation of Jason continued.
If everything Jason had said before was true,
then they could obtain the exact coordinates of the waters where the leaf had originally been found from George.
Why take the long way around and insist on hijacking the Sumandi Hao?
He did not believe that George, who could betray his companions, would keep any secret over a single leaf.
"Uh!"
Jason looked at Ye Yuan strangely. From his expression, Ye Yuan gleaned a message.
The question he had asked seemed incredibly stupid.
"Is there something wrong with my question?"
Seeing Jason's expression, Ye Yuan asked curiously.
"Here in Alaska, the crab-fishing coordinates of many fishing vessels are the captain's greatest secret.
They would never casually reveal them to the crab fishermen they hired.
So the place where the Sumandi Hao set its crab pots back then—
apart from their captain, Wiggins, no second person knew it!"
Jason explained.
Ye Yuan nodded.
After thinking about it, he understood why crab boat captains here did that.
After all, those crab fishermen were all temporary hires.
If he himself discovered some prime fishing ground, like a crab hole, he would not casually tell outsiders either.
"Then have you found out the coordinates where that leaf was caught?"
Ye Yuan finally asked the question he had also been eager to know.
At this moment, he was extremely interested in the leaf Jason had mentioned.
Leaves being dredged up from the sea was common enough.
But for a group of pirates to hijack a crab-fishing vessel over one was utterly baffling.
Unless the Scorpion Gang's leader was an idiot.
But how could that be possible?
So there was only one answer: that so-called leaf either possessed immeasurable value itself,
or contained some kind of secret.
"No!