The young couple we rescued didn't know what to say and their faces turned pale. From the reactions of all of us, they also saw that a very important person was missing on the boat. They rubbed their hands and didn't know what to say.
However, King Tian was still calm. He said to them, "Don't worry, you two. Of our two boats, one will look for your family and the other will look for my daughter."
"No! Call Su Lang back immediately!" General Tian Wangji, who had never contradicted the respected general, and General Meng both looked at me in shock.
King Tian didn't mean to blame him at all. He whispered to me, "Wouldn't it be more time-consuming to call Su Lang back? My son, if you are in a hurry, you have to take your time to find him."
He patted me and grabbed my arm with both hands. In his silent movements, he gave me huge support. I suddenly felt that I had a backbone.
When I think about it, it’s the same
"How good is this! How good is this! It is the king's daughter who is missing!" the woman kept saying.
King Tian no longer cares about them, and asks everyone to stand around the deck as much as possible, keep an eye on all sides, and don't miss any place.
We returned to the sea at full speed. There was only one possibility. When Hua came up alone to get some air, he was either blown by the sea breeze or the soles of his feet were slippery, and he fell into the sea.
I also stood on top, running here and there, looking around. I was Xiaoyue running on two limp legs. The suppressed sobs also came from below the cabin. No one was there.
Even if I try to persuade her, she won’t dare to cry loudly.
She was once Hua's personal maid. If anything happened to Hua, I would throw her into the sea. She has an unshirkable responsibility!
Last night, the painting appeared in front of my eyes from time to time. Every bit of shyness, now that I think about it, feels like farewell to me.
I regret not focusing all my attention on her. If I had known what happened today, I would have done nothing and stayed by her side.
If I could have imagined today, during that tsunami, I would not have touched Rokkaku. I am an asshole.
There is nothing on the sea, only sea water, everlasting sea water
A layer of bitterness covered my eyes, and everything was blurry. Only her eyes, which seemed to be cautious and smiling, were still very clear.
We rushed back for a long time and found nothing. Later, I fell on the deck for some reason and didn’t know anything anymore.
I don’t know how long it took, but when I opened my eyes, there was a circle of heads around my head, and Xiaoyue’s tearful face was inside.
An unknown fire suddenly burst out, and I kicked her into the sea. Someone immediately jumped into the water and quickly fished her out. Xiaoyue choked and didn't dare to say a word. She didn't even have the courage to shout to die.
So, we turned around and looked again. Everyone was blind, except in the boat, that is, in the sea.
There is no third option. There is no one in the boat. The painting must be in the sea.
When there is no choice, when people are in despair, that is complete despair
I once thought about finding something in the water, such as a shoe or half a piece of cloth.
But the sea water is still so clear, like my heart is empty
When a man wants women, the more the better, but there is always only one who is the most important in his heart, and women always want to be the most important in their hearts, but rarely think about why.
I remembered how unhappy I was when I first brought Rokka on the boat, and the mixed emotions on her face when she saw the bite mark on my right wrist for the first time.
I'm a bastard
I remembered what Hua said to me later, "If you leave Liujiao alone, or if you hesitate even a little bit when she runs towards you, I will be even more angry with you. The moment you pull her on board, I will
I forgive you.”
I'm a bastard
Do you hear that, my darling? I'm a bastard, I'm a bastard!
Several ghostly shadows appeared at the bottom of the water. The huge black shadows were distorted by the ripples of the water surface, looking extremely ferocious. Occasionally, there were flag-like dorsal fins that emerged from the sea surface, cutting through two layers of water like spreading wings.
That's a group of white sharks
I tried to imagine them as the most docile and adorable animals in the sea. They do not eat meat and are vegetarian, but a creeping cold hit me again.
They seemed to have heard some order and swam hurriedly towards us.
Tian Wang stroked my back, half comforting and half talking to himself, "I feel like the painting will be fine." But I seemed to be listening to gibbering.
"Follow them" I said weakly to them
The sense of smell of sharks is very sensitive. A drop of blood diluted to 1:500 can be detected by them in the sea water three or four miles away. I have a premonition that they must be receiving the smell as they rush forward.
What call has come?
A small canoe was approaching, and the three sergeants on it were sweating profusely, shaking their arms, and their bodies were stained red by the increasingly poisonous sun.
We greeted them, and one man got up from the canoe and reported back to King Tian:
"General Su seems to have seen two sharks in front of him, dragging a figure and running quickly on the water. He has followed him and asked me to report back when he comes back!"
"Where?" I asked
A sergeant turned around and pointed, "It's in the same direction as the pigeons fly."
I jumped on the canoe. There was still a person there and no one said hello. The small boat was still faster than the big boat. I left Tian Wang and the others behind and chased after me. The four of us paddled hard and sailed out at the lead.
The shadows of several sharks were in the water not far from us, and they were still swimming rapidly. Because of my joining, the canoe was extremely fast, and we almost maintained the same speed as them.
They didn't seem to care that we were around, so we didn't care about them. We just stared at the shark's shadow for fear of losing our target.
From a distance, we finally saw a group of islands on the water surface. Our canoe actually caught up with General Su’s big boat. Who knows how the four of us rowed the boat?
When the black line on the water surface became thicker and thicker, closer and closer, and finally showed its rough outline, the two boats, one large and one small, moved forward side by side.
I stared there intently. The trees on the island were swaying in the sea breeze. The leaves were so green that it took my breath away. It was quiet on the shore and in the shallow water. Two pigeons were actually hovering over the island.
However, several sharks passed us, and seven or eight fins went around the island shore. We followed their shadows and rushed over.
Less than two or three miles away, I first heard the sound of agitated water, and a few wisps of bright red blood were found in the sea water. Suddenly, my arms became weak, and I seemed as if there was no one around, and my eyes were filled with tears.
No one said anything, and everyone rowed hard. The three sergeants on the canoe groaned in pain with the handles of the oars in their hands. The blood red in the water became thicker and thicker, and the sound of the water in their ears became louder and louder. It was a group of sharks.
Fighting for food, the sound of stirring the water
I held the sword feebly in my hand, slowly building up strength, and stopped rowing. I didn't even blink as the three people rowed hard, with water droplets splashing on my face.
Sharks are nothing. I no longer plan to cross the ocean. I want to stay on this island and eat sharks for a living.