Standing by the ship, looking down at the vast blue sea, Li Xingkong took a deep breath.
Lou Zhiwu had no intention of stopping Li Xingkong, after all, given the monstrous strength Li Xingkong displayed, even ten of them couldn't stop him.
With a slight bend in his knees, Li Xingkong plunged into the sea headfirst.
It exploded in the sea like a bomb, creating a wave.
No one paid any attention to his action, since the sea was already noisy, with all sorts of wind and waves making it very difficult to detect.
Li Xingkong moved slightly underwater, still a little unaccustomed to it, and gradually sank towards the seabed as he struggled.
Because he forgot a crucial point: he can't swim.
He was so focused on testing his spells in the water that he completely forgot he couldn't swim. He only remembered this problem after he got in the water.
However, this was not a very serious matter for him.
First of all, he didn't need to worry about breathing. Before going into the water, he had already prepared Water Repelling Art for himself. Although he was struggling in the sea, it did not affect his normal breathing at all.
There's not even a risk of him choking on water, as the seawater doesn't even touch his skin.
His main problem right now is his limited mobility in the sea. Like a newborn baby, he can't control his movements. He wants to move forward, backward, left, and right, but his body doesn't obey his wishes.
After struggling in the water for five minutes, Li Xingkong slowly mastered some underwater movement techniques.
Even though he'd never eaten pork, he'd seen pigs run, and he did have some knowledge of swimming techniques.
In addition, I learned how to maintain my balance while learning the Wind Riding Spell, so learning to swim is quite quick.
After mastering a few techniques, Li Xingkong's underwater journey became much easier.
The Water Repelling Art acted as if a layer separated him from the water, completely enveloping his body, so much so that he remained dry without a trace of moisture.
Separated from the water, opening his eyes underwater wasn't a big problem for him. After getting used to it for a while, he felt that his current state was just like when he was maintaining his Wind Riding Spell.
After all, both involve maintaining physical stability and controlling direction in an intangible environment, so the difference between being in water and in the air isn't that significant.
Having familiarized himself with the water, Li Xingkong began his operation, not forgetting the purpose of his descent.
We'll teach these petty scoundrels a lesson.
As for how to educate them, you could go into the water and sink their boats yourself. While that would be satisfying, the fact that these fishing boats have been attacked and sunk will become a reality. In the end, when it comes to shifting the blame, Divine Land will inevitably be pushed to the forefront of the storm.
Therefore, this approach needs to be changed; we can't just sink it directly.
Li Xingkong -diveed to the bottom of the nearest fishing boat and observed it up close.
The ship's displacement is only about 500 tons, and its movement is entirely powered by propellers. At this moment, because the Jiaolong is nearby, these ships are moving very slowly and are basically drifting with the ocean currents.
Li Xingkong quickly came up with an idea.
To be honest, he hadn't paid attention to how strong he really was for a long time; at this moment, his thoughts were very simple.
He wanted to see if he could tow the ship.
When Li Xingkong demonstrated his skills at the base, he didn't use his full strength; it just seemed exaggerated to ordinary people.
Since there was no one around, Li Xingkong thought he might as well use this ship to test his skills.
Having made up his mind, Li Xingkong no longer hesitated.
He went straight up and grabbed the ship's propeller, which immediately stopped spinning.
Although the machine was still squeaking and groaning, trying to keep running, it had no effect whatsoever under Li Xingkong's forceful manipulation.
Seeing that he could indeed control the thing, Li Xingkong continued, pulling the ship directly towards the Jiaolong.
That's right, since we can't sink it ourselves, we won't do it.
But if he insists on ramming the Jiaolong and sinks himself, then that's none of Divine Land's business.
Li Xingkong's idea was simple: he viewed the Jiaolong as a rock, and the surrounding small boats as eggs.
Since you don't want to return these eggs, then come over here and let me touch them all.
At this moment, the ship being dragged by Li Xingkong strength also clearly noticed something was wrong.
The crew members, who had been gloating about the Divine Land People but only daring to talk and not fight, soon realized something was wrong. They discovered that their ship was crashing into the Jiaolong at an extremely high speed.
"Captain, what's going on?!"
As they drew closer to the Jiaolong, the crew on the small boat began to panic.
What's going on? Is this some kind of show happening today? Wasn't the original plan just to send a boat over to provoke us and that would be the end of it?
The captain was at a loss. He had pressed the buttons on the ship's instrument panel many times, but the ship simply wouldn't obey him.
Instead, it accelerated, heading straight towards the Jiaolong.
Oh no! If we crash into it, my boat will be gone for good.
"Quick, go drop anchor!"
Fortunately, in the face of crisis, he remembered his last resort.
Unfortunately, by the time the crew was still frantically trying to maneuver the anchor, it was already too late.
Other ships nearby also noticed this, and they became even more excited by the ship's unusual behavior.
Who is this fierce warrior who thinks that this distance isn't enough to provoke them, and has to go up and taunt them face-to-face?
For such formidable individuals, they are naturally very happy to see it happen.
The bigger the trouble they cause, the more money they can get.
But their joy soon faded.
Because the ship didn't brake suddenly or turn at the last moment as they expected, but instead crashed directly into them.
Like an egg hitting a rock, the front side of the ship slammed into the hull of the Jiaolong.
The Jiaolong itself was fine, but the small boat collided with it and cracked its bow.
The bow of the ship looked as if it had been torn apart by something; the entire bow had been severed.
Then, with the surging seawater rushing in, the entire ship began to tilt directly into the sea.
Everyone present was stunned by what they saw.
What's this called? Is it a staged accident?
On the Jiaolong, Lou Zhiwu's expression was clearly more complicated.
Others may not know the situation, but does he not know? This incident is definitely related to Li Xingkong.
But the commotion was far greater than he had imagined.
He originally thought that Li Xingkong would at most get close to their ship and take down their crew. He had already mentally prepared himself for how to explain the situation to domestic and foreign media or what excuse he would give Li Xingkong.
But now all of his ideas are useless.