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Jiang Chen glanced at Zeng Xianyi, his eyes questioning why this naval commander seemed to hold such disdain for him.
Zeng Xianyi smiled helplessly, feeling a bit awkward, but there was nothing he could do. After all, he was in the wrong; he had wronged Yang Jigong's sister, leading her to become a nun instead of marrying.
"Mr. Jiang, this is a long story. I'll explain it to you later. The sky is about to darken. Are you planning to go into the sea tomorrow to search for Ye Jian Sheng, or now?" Zeng Xianyi awkwardly shifted the topic.
"Naturally, it will be now," Jiang Chen replied.
"Alright," Zeng Xianyi nodded. As long as they didn't discuss his feud with Yang Jigong, it was fine. "Jigong, let me introduce you. This is Mr. Jiang, a... master, even more skilled than Ye Jian Sheng. Mr. Jiang is going into the sea now; please arrange for a submarine." Zeng Xianyi said. Although Yang Jigong did not think highly of him, this was not the time to dwell on personal grudges. This was akin to a battlefield; their common enemy was the Island Nation and the United States, so they needed to focus on the task at hand.
Hearing Zeng Xianyi's introduction, Yang Jigong finally turned his attention to Jiang Chen. If it weren't for what he had just witnessed, he would have been skeptical of Zeng Xianyi's sudden claim that Jiang Chen was more formidable than Ye Jian Sheng. However, having seen that earlier scene with his own eyes, he had no choice but to treat Jiang Chen seriously. This young man was indeed a master.
"The submarine can be ready at any time, but I suggest we wait half an hour until it gets dark. The underwater environment is complex and dangerous; I don't recommend going down when it's dark—let's wait until tomorrow," Yang Jigong advised.
Zeng Xianyi looked at Jiang Chen; he too hoped that Jiang Chen would wait until tomorrow to dive. Once night fell, the sea would indeed become more perilous and frightening.
"No need for a submarine; I can go down directly. You all can wait up here," Jiang Chen said before walking over to the ship's railing and jumping down without hesitation.
The people on the warship were startled and rushed over, but apart from a ripple on the surface of the water, there was no sign of Jiang Chen.
"Is he really planning to swim down directly?" Yang Jigong exclaimed in astonishment.
Zeng Xianyi hadn't expected Jiang Chen to be so direct either but quickly came to terms with it; this was consistent with Jiang Chen's style—capable of anything from sky to sea, how could a mere few hundred meters underwater pose a challenge for Mr. Jiang?
"Don't worry; Mr. Jiang will be fine," Zeng Xianyi said confidently.
Jiang Chen could no longer be measured by ordinary human standards. Although there were unknown dangers beneath the surface that even Ye Jian Sheng couldn't escape from, Ye Jian Sheng was no match for Mr. Jiang.
Qin Xiaoya remained calm and composed.
Seeing that both Zeng Xianyi and Qin Xiaoya were unfazed, Yang Jigong regained his composure as well.
In the distance, aboard the Island Nation and United States warships, the crew could not clearly see what was happening due to their distance from Huaxia's warship. However, they had clearly seen something fall onto Huaxia's ship moments ago.
They were in international waters; although it seemed close to Huaxia's warship, they were still several nautical miles apart—too far away to make out even the cannons on the opposing ship without high-powered binoculars.
"It looked like someone jumped from that plane just now; did you see it?" one crew member asked.
"Was that really a person? I didn't see them using a parachute," another replied.
"Have you ever heard of wingsuit flying? That person might have used a wingsuit," someone suggested.
"I see. However, there is no need to worry. The dangers beneath the sea are numerous, and for the Huaxia people to enter would only be seeking their own demise."
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