Ye Yuan kept reminding himself.
He would need to be more cautious in the future. Otherwise, if he truly suffered a loss, there would be nowhere to buy regret medicine.
After Cold Blood evolved, he had once thought he could dominate the oceans. Today, he finally realized how narrow-minded his view had been.
Whether it had been Research Vessels or fishing boats, Cold Blood had always been able to breach them with ease.
That had given Ye Yuan a blind sort of confidence.
Today, Cold Blood had needed several strikes to break through the submarine's hull, and that served as a warning to him.
If that submarine had held on a little longer,
or if its commander had been experienced enough,
and had launched torpedoes at Cold Blood after its first attack,
Cold Blood would never have disabled a submarine in such a short time.
Once things dragged on, the outcome would have been difficult to predict.
Along the way, Ye Yuan stopped and started repeatedly, taking a full three days to return to Huaxia Nation's waters.
During that time, he had led the Dragon King in countless changes of direction,
all to verify whether they had truly shaken off the tail behind them.
On the way back, he also saw countless ships sailing across the sea.
He knew there normally were not so many ships in these waters.
That alone showed just how much attention the Dragon King had drawn.
The reason it took three times longer than the trip there
was because, on the way there, he had been worried about the Dragon King and had rushed nonstop for over twenty hours without sleep.
On the way back, not only did he need to keep changing direction and make sure no one was following them,
but he also