The plan was set for eight the next morning.
The sooner, the better.
After all, no one could be certain that some other danger would not crop up at sea.
Yang Yi entered the Long-Legged through the stern pressure chamber and found Cui Xiya slumped against the wall, exhausted and limp as mud.
Because she was small and good at precision work, Su Na or Su Na Na had roped her into laying and organizing cables and installing tiny components in awkward spots.
Cui Xiya had played an important role in the successful installation of the outer armor, as she could even move through the gaps and pipes between the armor and the hull.
Yang Yi glanced at Cui Xiya without bothering her and went straight into the wheelhouse.
This room had changed too. Besides the ship's wheel, there was now a pillar about 1.5 meters tall in the middle of the room: Xiaoji, whom he had not seen in a long time.
Xiaoji was plugged into a perfectly sized socket, with cables connected underneath, and could control the weapons on the outside of the hull to launch attacks.
The main task was probably controlling the two forelimbs and using the mechanical greatsword-fish cannons held in their hands.
This would allow Su Na to devote more of her energy to steering the ship.
Yang Yi touched the wheel and took control, bringing the fully armed Long-Legged to the surface and heading toward the nearby Iron Will.
Preparations over there were also complete.
Only five people were scheduled to board with them, since the ship had limited capacity and could not possibly take everyone.
Moreover, Yu Dawei was so large that he could only enter through the pressure chamber, unlike Yang Yi, who could freely switch between Werewolf and human forms.