ushernet Chapter 411
Chapter 411
As he swam to the surface, the sunlight shone on his face again, bringing a touch of warmth, but also reminding him of the cruelty and urgency of the real world.
He quickly climbed onto the boat.
Yi Sa and the others breathed a sigh of relief when they saw Zhang Hao emerge from underwater.
More than two days had passed since Zhang Hao went underwater. Even if Zhang Hao was incredibly skilled, it was hard not to worry if he remained underwater for so long without any news.
However, everyone on the boat wisely refrained from asking Zhang Hao what had happened underwater, and simply continued sailing back after receiving Zhang Hao's instructions.
Zhang Hao returned to his cabin on the ship, changed into dry clothes, took out his satellite phone, and dialed Uncle Wu's number.
"Hello, Uncle San, it's me, Zhang Hao."
We need to change our plans. I found a crucial clue in the shipwreck; our next destination is Motuo.
Zhang Hao succinctly explained the situation.
On the other end of the phone, Uncle Wu was clearly surprised, but quickly regained his composure:
"Okay, Xiao Hao, I'll change the plan and arrange manpower and supplies."
How's the situation on your end? Do you need any support?
"I'm fine for now, but the terrain in Medog is complex and there may be unknown dangers. It's best to prepare more emergency equipment and personnel."
Zhang Hao replied, already planning his next move.
After hanging up the phone, Zhang Hao lay down to rest and waited for the ship to dock.
Three days later, as dawn broke the tranquility of the South China Sea, Zhang Hao and his group stood at the edge of the South China Sea island pier. The sea breeze, carrying a slightly salty scent, brushed against their faces, seemingly bidding farewell to their upcoming journey.
After several days at sea, their faces showed some fatigue, but their eyes sparkled with a desire and excitement to explore the unknown.
At the dock, a massive cargo ship slowly pulled into the shore, its heavy metallic clanging announcing the end of its journey.
Zhang Hao waved his hand, signaling everyone to speed up; they had to race against time.
Yi Sa carried a heavy backpack, but her steps were unusually steady, and her eyes revealed a calmness and determination.
Ding Yudie and Xie Xiaohua followed closely behind, exchanging their anticipation and speculations about the upcoming adventure. Their clear and melodious laughter added a touch of lightness to the somewhat heavy atmosphere.
Huo Xiuxiu remained as elegant as ever, and even in such an environment, her demeanor exuded an extraordinary aura.
Pan Zi, the experienced veteran, silently walked at the back, scanning the surroundings with his sharp eyes to ensure the safety of the team.
Inside the airport waiting hall, people came and went. Zhang Hao and his group quickly completed the check-in procedures and found a quiet corner to sit down.
They knew that the upcoming flight was not just a spatial transfer, but a leap of the mind and will.
During this time, they were each immersed in their own thoughts, some reflecting on past experiences, while others were looking forward to and planning for the future.
A few hours later, the plane landed smoothly at Hangzhou Airport.
Stepping out of the airport, a familiar urban atmosphere greeted them, making Zhang Hao and the others feel a sense of warmth and familiarity.
They settled into a hotel arranged by the Wu family, enjoying a rare moment of peace and comfort.
This night was both a physical rest and a mental recharge for them.
The next morning, as the first rays of sunlight pierced through the clouds and shone into the room, Zhang Hao and the others were already fully prepared to depart.
They know that the real challenge has just begun.
Greeted by Uncle Wu, Wu Tianzhen, Fatty, and Zhang Qilin, they reunited, each with a face brimming with curiosity and determination for the unknown.
"This mission is different from the past. We may face not only the test of nature, but also more unknown dangers."
Uncle Wu's voice was steady and powerful; his words were like an invisible force, uniting the entire team's will.