When the captain arrived, everyone stepped aside to make way.
Several younger-looking men even whistled at Ren Yu with gloating expressions.
There was a show to watch!
"Who are you? Why are you causing trouble on my ship?"
The captain of the Great White Shark cruise liner was a middle-aged man in his fifties named Bob.
His hair was slightly gray, and he wore a black uniform. His expression was stern.
Bob glanced at the huge crater in the deck, his face twitching with pain. The way he looked at Ren Yu became even more hostile, carrying a strong hint of gunpowder.
So it was you, kid, who turned my ship into this?
The more Bob thought about it, the angrier he became.
A major conglomerate had finally taken a liking to him and entrusted him with organizing this King of Gamblers Competition. He had been planning to handle everything perfectly, yet this happened before the ship had even left port.
"Me?" Ren Yu glanced at Tesla beside him, whose expression remained calm, and said flatly, "You might not believe it, but I really came here to participate in the King of Gamblers Competition."
Bob said nothing. His gaze swept over Ren Yu as he looked him up and down, seemingly considering whether his words were true.
After only a few looks, he withdrew his gaze and pondered inwardly.
I can't tell how much his clothes are worth, but that watch certainly isn't cheap.
Once people reached middle age, they tended to have a hobby or two. Bob's hobby was watches—watches of all kinds.
He recognized the strangely designed watch on Ren Yu's wrist. It was a limited-edition mechanical watch from Lien Watch Company in the Americas—Anti-Entropy II.
To be honest, he had coveted it for a long time.
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