Dragon Raja 5; Chapter 114: Thunder and the Watcher (24)

Dragon Raja 5

It was a rare occasion for Chairman Lu to write a letter, and it was to say goodbye to the girl he loved. Originally, he only wanted to write a quick note, but unconsciously, he wrote more and more. I felt a surge of heroic spirit, about to venture out on my own into the world, yet also a sense of sadness, a sense of parting ways with a lone wisp of wind on a long journey. He also wanted to write about his own carefree attitude, waving goodbye without taking a single cloud with him…

After Lu Mingfei finished writing the letter, he read it over and over again, wondering if Nuonuo would be anxious or sad after reading it. Unexpectedly, Nuonuo insulted his mother halfway through reading it…

This idiot! He didn’t leave earlier or later, but he ran away when he was needed! Nuonuo was so angry that his teeth itched.

But there was no way, they were trapped, and the frogman killer was extremely aggressive.

Nuonuo handed the UMP9 in his hand to Chu Zihang and pulled out two Uzi submachine guns from behind his waist. “I’ve taught you how to use it. Be ruthless and steady. Don’t save bullets. The gun is loaded with tranquilizer bullets, which won’t kill people.”

Before leaving, Nono forced Crow to open the Japanese Executive Bureau’s arsenal and let her take a look. She took away everything she could carry, including highly effective tranquilizer bullets like Frigga bullets. She packed up almost everything. This was why she still had some confidence.

Chu Zihang took the UMP9, checked the bolt skillfully, and nodded vigorously.

Just in case, Nono taught him how to use firearms along the way. His shooting accuracy was very high, but that was after all shooting at targets like empty cans. Shooting at a living person is a different matter psychologically.

They walked back to back into the cold, foggy corridor, their guns pointing in different directions like rotating compasses.

The fog was incredibly thick and they were soon soaked through, as if they were in a sauna, but the temperature of the fog was practically freezing!

From the living area to the engine room, from the dining room to the captain’s room, everywhere was filled with this strange green fog, and there was no one anywhere.

Grease-stained sailor uniforms were still draped over the railings of the engine room, as if sailors, unable to bear the heat, had just shed their outer garments and thrown them over the railings. A small table in the corner of the dining room was littered with a pile of playing cards, and next to them lay several half-empty vodka bottles. It felt as if a group of sailors had been drinking and playing cards here not long ago. But in the blink of an eye, they had all vanished, and the ship was filled with a thick, dead air.

It was not the breath of death, and they did not find any traces of blood or fighting, but a ghostly breath. It seemed that the green mist had isolated the boat from the world, leaving only the two lonely ghosts floating here endlessly.

“Sister, this place is like an ice storage.” Chu Zihang whispered.

Nuonuo nodded. She felt the same way. The entire ship had become a huge ice house, and they were groping their way forward in it.

“We are still lost.” said Nono.

She had carefully noted down the route she had taken when she boarded the ship, but now they had already circled at least half of the ship, passed through various cabins, but had not found any exit sign.

Nibelung? Even now, the thought of that word still makes Nono shudder. She’d been swept up in it once before. When Odin’s hooves clattered, the entire hospital had practically transformed into a Nibelung. But it was also a bit funny to think about it, because right now, the God of Death was right behind her, aiming his UMP9 with intense concentration.

“Search the lower level.” Nono whispered.

The structure below the deck of this ship is also divided into many layers. They encountered upward or downward escalators, but their original goal was to go up to the deck, so they skipped all the downward escalators. Now it seems that they can only go to the bottom of the ship to have a look.

The fog thickened as they descended. The escalator handrails were covered in water droplets, and the steel bulkheads were dripping with water. The sound of water hitting the ground was everywhere. They had tactical flashlights attached to their guns, but gradually the beams were unable to penetrate the fog. The inexplicable feeling of suffocation grew stronger, and Nuonuo and Chu Zihang could not help but gasp.

The passageway was littered with used crates and inexplicable garbage, much of it containing daily necessities: used clothing, instant food packaging, even baby diapers. Nuonuo quickly realized that since this ship was engaged in illegal trade, it couldn’t make enough money just transporting guests like them. Most of the illegal immigrants were crammed together in the darkened underbelly of the ship, alongside the smuggled goods. The Japanese inscriptions on the crates suggested that this ship was smuggling various sophisticated instruments from Japan, which would inevitably be heavily taxed if they passed through customs.

But this voyage was different. They carried neither smuggled goods nor other illegal immigrants. Aleyev only brought three people with him on this voyage, which was completely inconsistent with the habits of a businessman who made a living by “living off the sea”.

“In front.” Chu Zihang said in a low voice.

They must have found the source of the cyan mist. Ahead was a heavy, half-open isolation door, with cyan mist pouring out continuously. Next to it was a rusty iron plate with Ukrainian writing and a warning sign, but unfortunately, neither Nuonuo nor Chu Zihang could read it.

If it was Lu Mingfei or Finger, they would have turned around and left at this time, but Chu Zihang and Nuonuo looked at each other, and the two of them worked together to open the isolation door.

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