Everyone was experienced. Strictly speaking, a depth of over a hundred meters was nothing much; they only had to overcome the darkness and fear and make good use of their equipment. At this depth, they were still quite safe.
Lu Ao had brought people with him, so this descent was slower, taking more than forty minutes in total.
By the time they finally reached the seabed, Lu Ao's diving watch showed that they were already 169 meters underwater.
Lu Ao shone his flashlight ahead and gestured for everyone to spread out and search.
They had brought tools today. Each person carried a half-meter-long iron hook and a metal detector. By gently probing the silt, they would probably find something.
The ship was quite large, but the seafloor was too dark and their flashlight beams had a limited range. Other than Lu Ao, none of the other four could make out how there could be the outline of a sunken ship here.
Lu Ao did not explain. He slowly swam to a spot he had already chosen and hooked at it with the iron hook in his hand.
He had not expected to snag anything on the first try, but the moment he extended the hook, he immediately felt something beneath him.
Not only was there something there, it was enormous.
Lu Ao waved his flashlight, using its beam to form a signal that drew the others over.
He gestured that there was something below, then gently used his iron hook to scrape away the silt and show them.
There was something there!
Xiang Xingchang hurriedly took out his camera and began recording.
Seeing what he was doing, Old Wen also quickly reached for the camera strapped behind him.
The remaining two team members swam over and helped Lu Ao clear