Lu Ao nodded and asked, "Were there many boats searching over there? The wind is blowing toward the northwest now. I think the fishermen who fell overboard may have drifted in that direction."
"Huh? Wasn't the wind blowing from the southeast today?"
An experienced man stood on the deck and felt the wind for a moment before immediately saying, "The wind direction really has changed! It's blowing from the northeast now."
"Damn, you could tell that?"
"Should we head northwest too?"
"Right! Captain Chang, why don't you tell the other boats? If we head northwest, our chances of success will be better."
The captain thought it over and did not refuse. "I'll let them know."
After calling the people from the public security department, the captain changed course again, this time heading northwest.
Heading northwest was the right call. Less than five minutes later, Lu Ao spotted another person.
Everyone became even more energized. Even those who were seasick forgot about it for the moment; their lips were pale, but excited flushes rose over their cheekbones as they stared intently at the pitch-black sea.
Everyone rolled up their sleeves to help.
Before long, the fisherman who had fallen overboard was pulled aboard. After examining him, the doctor found that his arm was fractured.
As long as he was still breathing, the situation was not too bad.
Everyone hurriedly called the rescue helicopter and urged it to come quickly.
After the fisherman was taken away, the boat continued onward.
Lu Ao gradually spotted another four people, three of whom were alive.
After these past few hours, everyone knew that Lu Ao's eyesight was far better than ordinary people's and that his senses were sharper as well.
Dawn was only beginning to break, and it was overcast again today, making visibility even