Uncle Ming also said: "Hu Zai's words make sense.
I used to run a boat and saw a Thai businessman buy a pebble and put the stone in an empty bowl.
A bowl of clear water would be produced overnight.
The Thai businessman He thought there was a treasure in the stone and wanted to find out its secret.
Unexpectedly, he opened it and saw that there was only a clear water inside.
He and two small transparent fish died soon, and the stone was worthless.
He almost jumped into the sea due to stimulation.
The water and fish in the water were natural creations, but it was nothing strange.
This ancient stone mirror coffin is truly a rare treasure.
Look at how dense the water patterns on it are."
When Uncle Ming said this, he suddenly felt a little confused.
With such a big sarcophagus, the cabin was already filled with all kinds of supplies.
How could there be any place to put it?
The fat man said it was too simple.
I saw a mezzanine next to the bottom cabin.
Put that piece Won't there be room after the wood is dismantled?
Let's not waste time.
After installing the green head, we can quickly go to the sea eye.
There are more brilliant results waiting for us there.
Ruan Hei, the boss of the ship, changed his face when he heard this.
He was trying to stop Fatty and others from loading the sarcophagus into the hold.
I saw his expression was different and knew there must be a reason for it, so I asked him what happened and asked him to clarify his words.
What's going on in the bilge?
Ruan Hei almost knelt on the ground and begged everyone, but he did not explain the reason clearly: "There is an extra wooden partition in the bottom cabin, but I don't dare to demolish it.
If it is demolished, none of us will survive."
He said.
Afterwards, he begged Shiry Yang: "Ms.
Yang is the most sensible and good person.
Please persuade them quickly.
They don't dare to do this."
Under our repeated questioning, Ruan Hei still refused to reveal a word.
He had no choice but to say: "You all know that seven British people died on this sea willow ship.
They died in the bottom cabin.
Yes, I really can't say anything else.
In short, you can't look at the things in the mezzanine.
If you look at it, you will die. " The "Trident" was originally transformed from an ancient sea willow ship.
Although it was remodeled by the British, the main components of the hull were still made of sea willows from the old ship.
This group of people prepared the ship's ambitious British salvage There were seven members of the team.
They died collectively inexplicably.
The place where the incident occurred was the bottom cabin of the Trident.
Before I went to sea, I made many inquiries, but most of the fishermen and merchants on Coral Temple Island did not know the details.
Then I suddenly heard the boat boss Ruan Hei mention this and told us that there was indeed a small mezzanine in the cabin, but the contents inside , you can't look at it under any circumstances.
If someone looks at it, it will be detrimental to the ship.
That's how those British people died.
I looked at Uncle Ming and saw that he also had a confused look on his face.
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Apparently I had never heard of such a story on a ship.
I began to suspect that Ruan Hei was being alarmist, and even went to the bottom of the cabin to find out.
Ruan Hei asked Shiry Yang for help.
He knew the previous owner of the sea willow ship.
The British had recently remodeled the ship.
He had also been hired to help, so he knew some unknown inside stories.
He swore that there was indeed something hidden in the bilge, but seeing that thing would do no harm to the members of the ship.
If the thing in the bilge did not exist, everything would be as normal, and for this The ship has no impact.
This is by no means an alarmist statement.
This is a lesson learned at the expense of many lives.
I saw the boss of the ship, Ruan Hei, swore a poisonous oath.
I knew that if these superstitious sea wolves swore a serious oath, they would definitely not deceive each other.
Since he said that there were things in the bottom cabin that should not be disturbed, as long as it did not affect our voyage, it would not matter.
It is necessary to deliberately break these special customs and taboos.
Seeing that I finally agreed, Ruan Hei breathed a sigh of relief and said, "After I collect the eggs and go back, I will definitely tell you the secret inside.
Only people who don't take this boat can know, otherwise they will inadvertently When we talk about this on the ship, trouble will come to our doorstep.
At that time, there is no place to escape even if we want to escape.”
I nodded in agreement, but then I thought about it.
The excuse of pretending to be a ghost doesn't work for me.
After I go back, I will know the reason behind it.
What's the point?
I'll find a chance sooner or later.
I'll understand it first.
I'll be kept in the dark.
I won't do anything.
So I kept my composure, put the matter aside for the time being, and started working with the rest of the people.
Due to the limited space on the ship, the huge stone coffin and the wood filling in the middle had to be sunk into the sea again, leaving only the innermost sarcophagus.
Everyone loaded the materials in the bottom hold into the sarcophagus until it was full. , so that the space inside the ship is enough to accommodate the sarcophagus, and the sarcophagus is as cool as water.
Putting many watermelons in the cabin into it can play a very good role in preserving freshness.
While we were busy working in the bottom cabin, I took advantage of Ruan Hei to go up to drive the boat.
I paid special attention to the sandwich panel.
Apart from being completely sealed and making it difficult to move, I really couldn't see anything special about it.
I just put it on my ear.
I listened to what was going on inside, and then Shiry Yang noticed what I was doing.
She came over and patted me on the shoulder: "What kind of skills are you practicing?"
I was listening intently to see if there was any movement in the mezzanine.
I was thinking about what there was that could neither be said nor seen.
I was completely unaware of what was behind me.
I was startled by Shirey Yang and quickly pointed to the mezzanine board: "I'm doing some reconnaissance.
Come and listen.
There seems to be something moving here."
Shiry Yang did not conduct reconnaissance with me.
She seemed to have something to say to me.
She motioned to me to change places to talk, and I followed her to the back deck.
At this time, Ruan Hei and Uncle Ming reconfirmed the course and were sailing the ship towards the coral spiral at full speed.
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The "Trident" was riding the wind and waves on the sea, and the two "diving bells" hanging behind the ship were also swaying with the hull.
After the black tide on the bottom of the sea passed, large areas of the sea seemed lifeless, and the swarms of flying fish that could be seen on the sea from time to time had disappeared.
There was only the boundless turbulence of the sea around, making it look vast.
Shiry Yang looked at the end of the sea and the sky on the deck.
After a while, he said: "Professor Chen was my father's best friend during his lifetime.
His wish is my father's wish.
No matter how big the risk is, I won't care.
But the South China Sea is so vast.
The ruins in the coral spiral are even more mysterious.
I am a little worried about whether we can successfully find the King of Qin Bone Mirror.
After all, our salvage team is small and small. " I said to her: "There is nothing to worry about.
Having a small number of people and a small boat is not a problem.
Although there are few of us, we all have the ability to do our own thing.
This is called the quality of the army rather than the number.
In ancient China, Chen Sheng and Wu Guang Uprising , there were only eight or nine hundred people at the beginning.
They sent out a great cry to the whole world that the emperor and general Xiang Ning had the kind.
They climbed up and rose up with a cry, and once swept the world.
But why did this team fail later?
Because of him There are more and more of us, and we have become a mob, losing the purity of the revolution and the united fighting power.
We should learn from the experience and lessons of the failed peasant uprising.
Even our guide when we went to the desert, Mr.
An Liman, knew this.
Hu Da’s metaphor is that only by uniting can the world win.
In addition, we must be extremely cautious when recruiting team members.
We would rather eat a bite of fairy peach than a basket of rotten apricots.
If we have a small number of people and work together, we will not be afraid of failure
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