"Hahaha, a few dozen nautical miles is easy. Having us search for it would really be like looking for a needle in the ocean."
Seeing how confident he was, Lu Ao had to remind him, "Mine is also like looking for a needle in the ocean."
"You drew it out, so at least we have a direction. Your intuition is still reliable. You even found that little computer—finding such a big ship definitely won't be a problem!"
Lu Ao reminded them, "Bring detection equipment to take a look when the time comes."
"Got it, got it. Come on, have a couple more pork knuckles. Xiao Liu, see if there's anything else to eat in the kitchen. Bring two more portions."
Xiao Liu went off at once and soon returned with several dishes, including cold dressed fish skin, steamed Dragon lobster, and ham fried rice.
The portions were all generous. Lu Ao did not hold back and cleared every dish.
Commander Gu had long heard that he had a big appetite, but he had not expected him to eat this much. Somewhat startled, he hurriedly had Xiao Liu bring more late-night snacks.
Lu Ao rubbed his stomach and declined.
It was already very late, and everyone was exhausted.
Commander Gu arranged for them to stay in the empty cabins below deck, one room per person.
Conditions aboard the ship were rather rough, and there was no way to bathe.
Returning to his cabin feeling sticky all over, Lu Ao endured it and endured it, but ultimately could not help making it rain.
The rain came heavy and sudden. Lu Ao was still in his cabin when it started, so no one connected it to him.
Not until he went up on deck to take a shower.
Only after someone pointed it