Bering Sea, Yushui Hao.
Ye Yuan secretly swore to himself that once he returned from this trip,
he would definitely find the time to properly study this Deep-Sea Golden Bamboo.
Otherwise, he would be guarding an unknown treasure trove
yet gain nothing from it. That was not Ye Yuan's style.
Once he was sure there were no obvious loopholes in Kuba's words, Ye Yuan left the storeroom.
As for asking why Kuba had boarded the ship?
Did that matter?
He already knew what fate awaited those people anyway.
When Ye Yuan walked out of the cabin and saw You Zhiyong still standing guard outside, he said,
"Deal with that guy, then lock him up with the others.
Give them food and water once a day.
As long as nobody dies on our ship, that's enough."
With that, Ye Yuan left without looking back.
He had no favorable impression of pirates who spent their lives robbing crab fishermen.
It could be said that even among pirates, people like them were the lowest sort.
Time passed quickly, and in the blink of an eye, the Yushui Hao had been sailing the Bering Sea for three days.
During those three days, the Yushui Hao encountered several bouts of bad weather.
Whenever the sea was calm, Yu Hongbo organized the crew to quickly cast a net.
Although the weather here was extremely unfriendly,
the catch was truly abundant.
Even Yu Hongbo, who had only recently taken command of a fishing vessel, had reaped a considerable harvest.
That day, the Yushui Hao entered the waters around Anlun Port.
Whenever people mentioned the Kamchatka Peninsula, the first thing that came to mind was Kamchatka Peninsula Port.
But few knew that the so-called Kamchatka Peninsula Port was actually a collective name for a series of ports.
Anlun