The gunshot was extremely loud.
And because he had fired near the Shelter, the shot even produced an echo.
Yang Yi waited a while, then used the Eye of Greed Telescope to examine the Indigenous People's ship's deck.
He saw no Indigenous People running out. This ship seemed to be empty.
He also remembered to observe the Shelter with Three Eyes, checking whether the ship underwent any abnormal changes or anything inside was disturbed.
If he could find out in advance, he would have more confidence in what came next.
About five minutes passed. The surroundings returned to deathly silence, and nothing unusual happened, apart from a dozen or so more black shadows appearing on the Nightmare Star's deck.
They had probably been drawn by the gunshot. This was within expectations, and Yang Yi paid them little attention.
Their only threat was that they accelerated the spread of the surrounding darkness. The more there were, the faster it spread.
But Yang Yi had a way to deal with the darkness, so he was in no hurry.
He instructed the Old Captain to sail closer, entering the Shelter's port and preparing to moor near the Indigenous People's ship.
Compared with the Shelter, this Indigenous People's ship was negligibly small and much easier to explore, so Yang Yi planned to explore it first.
Besides, there might be information about the Shelter inside.
Ten minutes later, the Nightmare Star successfully moored beside the Indigenous People's ship.
The two ships were about ten meters apart, with a height difference of roughly 1.5 meters.
Inside the port were multiple piers where ships of different sizes could moor. The longest and largest pier, at the very back, could even accommodate ships a hundred meters long.
And because this was at sea, there was no need to