"This is currently the largest class of submarine in our country. It's called the Wailord," Cao Min said. "All the metal used in the vessel was developed by the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Not only can it withstand the underwater pressure at depths of ten thousand meters, but it's also highly impact-resistant. There's no need to worry about Pokémon attacks."
The Wailord? Cheng Tian wondered, finding it a little strange.
What a straightforward naming scheme... They named it the Wailord because the submarine is big?
He was still quite clear on how submarines worked. It seemed they rose and submerged freely by suspending weights and pumping in air.
"While you're staying here, you won't have to worry about oppressive surroundings or insufficient food supplies," Cao Min said. "There's enough food here to feed an entire division for a year."
"That much?!" Cheng Tian found it somewhat unbelievable. "Isn't that a bit excessive?"
"Not at all." Cao Min smiled. "The storage area has been expanded with Secret Power, so there's absolutely no need to worry about running out of supplies."
As they spoke, Cao Min brought Cheng Tian to his room. The number [303] was marked beside the door.
He pushed the door open and looked inside. It was a small, forty-square-meter space with its own bathroom. The overall layout looked much like a small hotel room, and the lighting was very soft.
Cheng Tian called out Gengar to retrieve his luggage. After helping him unpack, Cao Min pointed to a black grille on one side of the room.
"Normally, that's the air conditioner. If there's a meeting or someone needs to call you, it turns into a speaker," Cao Min said. "The submarine has a shared dining hall and a meeting room, as well as a dedicated Pokémon treatment center.