In this panic, even Xu Ning, who was experienced at sea, turned pale.

He scanned everyone in the cabin and found that the only one who could remain calm was Liu Ji. He tied himself firmly to the pillar and endured, his eyes full of tenacity hidden under the frivolous surface.

Liu Ji did not yell, but asked Xu Ning loudly:

"Can your boat survive these waves?"

Xu Ning shook his head: "I don't know."

Liu Ji couldn't help laughing: "I didn't expect that I, Old Liu, would be buried in the belly of a fish after eating fish for decades. What a coward!"

The words were full of reluctance and regret, and after these days of getting along with each other, Xu Ning was also infected by Liu Ji's generous loyalty. After hesitating for a moment, he responded:

"Liu Jun!"

"We don't know whether we are alive or dead, but there is one thing I won't hide from you!"

"What's the matter?" There was another wave, and Liu Ji hugged the pillar tighter than he had hugged any woman in the past fifty years.

Xu Ning leaned close to his ear and said loudly: "I came to Haidong not to reopen some shipping routes, but to have a mission."
Chapter completed!