"How fast can this thing go?" Shen Bing asked casually.
Rox replied with complete confidence, "Seventy knots will be no problem at all! Both its propulsion and the submarine's structure can easily support that speed."
Shen Bing was not particularly surprised. Although ordinary submarines could only manage a little over thirty knots underwater, how could those things compare with a marvel built using a Superpower Engine and adamantium alloy?
Seventy knots was not actually that fast. On land, it was about the same speed as a car on a highway, roughly 130 kilometers per hour.
At sea, however, that speed was astonishing. Even assault boats could not go that fast.
Shen Bing continued, "Then build another four! Get us enough Mariana Lionfish as quickly as possible."
"No problem! It's just that this type of submarine uses quite a lot of adamantium alloy, so the cost is relatively high," Rox said.
"A slightly higher cost is fine," Shen Bing said. "We're not short of that kind of money now. Besides, we can use these things to extract deep-sea resources in the future. They'll be a huge help to us."
Afterward, Shen Bing instructed Bernie to pilot the Immortal Carriage No. 2 and load the enormous vessel, over thirty meters long, inside. Then Bernie set off toward the Western Pacific with Jack.
Without the Immortal Carriage, the biggest problem with building such a massive vessel in the Underground Base would undoubtedly have been getting it out. But with the Immortal Carriage's ability to grow and shrink, none of that was an issue.
Bernie was responsible for transporting the submarine, while Jack was responsible for catching the fish.
If the launch event had not been scheduled to begin the day after tomorrow, Shen Bing would have gone to the Pacific Ocean to catch