Chapter 378 Danger Comes from the Deep Ocean
The blue sky, seabirds flying from time to time, and the salty sea breeze.
Different from looking at the sea from the ground, when you are in the middle of the ocean and the sky is cloudless, you will find that the sky and the ocean merge into one, and you can't tell where the sky is and where the ocean is.
Mo Cheng stood on the deck and quietly enjoyed the sea breeze. This was his first time on board such a luxury cruise ship. Rather than a ship, it was more like a large entertainment venue that combined a shopping mall, gym, high-end restaurant, chess and card room, dance hall, sauna, massage, and training ground.
In Mo Cheng's eyes, this steel cruise ship was nothing more than a bustling commercial street moving on the sea, a combination of Paradise on Earth and the White Horse Club.
The steel cruise ship can carry 6,000 people, and there are more than 1,000 service personnel alone, not including crew members and other workers.
According to Mo Cheng's observation, the appearance of the service staff here, both men and women, is basically above average.
At the same time, they have also undergone rigorous training. At least the traces of training on the service staff cannot be hidden from Mo Cheng.
But it is not training for fighting and killing, but for posture and walking. Although the muscles trained are equally strong and well-proportioned, there are still great differences in the movements of exerting force and the patterns of walking.
I don’t know where Viscount Nidas recruited so many good-looking and well-trained waiters.
However, Mo Cheng was not very curious about how Viscount Nidas recruited personnel. He just took a few curious glances at the service staff and then closed his eyes.
He had no intention of entertaining himself. He closed his eyes and slowly released his senses to feel the operation of this steel cruise ship like a fortress on the sea.
At the same time, I can also feel the surging power of the sea below.
Mo Cheng was thinking about how much effort it would take to freeze the sea surface and support the sinking steel cruise ship when it sank.
He didn't know much about the origin of the steel cruise ship, but Mo Cheng knew that this ship, which paid tribute to the Titanic, would definitely sink.
The difference lies in whether this steel cruise ship is using the original [tribute] version at this moment, or whether the copywriter later felt that sinking on the first voyage was too much of a tribute, to the point of being suspected of plagiarism, so they changed it to a version that sank after several voyages.
If it was the latter, it would be easy enough to arrive at the Kingdom of Bezeko safely and complete the task of finding the traitor in the delegation.
But if it was the former, the version that was a pure tribute to the Titanic, then Mo Cheng would have had to help when the ship sank.
After all, the ship tickets are now sold at sky-high prices. Viscount Nidas not only gave the tickets, but also the best first-class cabin. Mo Cheng has to help out out of both moral and legal considerations.
The ship can sink , but nothing can happen to the people on board. Although Viscount Nidas will suffer great losses, at least he does not need to consider the compensation from the big businessmen and nobles.
But after carefully feeling the powerful power of this steel cruise ship, Mo Cheng gave up the idea of freezing the steel cruise ship, and instead thought about how to freeze the sea surface to form a large enough platform before the ship sank.
Because according to his calculations, even with the ice element, it is unrealistic for him to freeze the entire steel cruise ship so that it does not sink.
The most fundamental reason is that there is not enough mana.
With Mo Cheng's current mana, if he wanted to freeze a platform that could accommodate 6,000 people, there would be no problem.
But if he wanted to freeze an area that could support a 220,000-ton steel cruise ship and prevent it from sinking, Mo Cheng's mana was not enough to support this action.
Only by creating an iceberg could it be possible to support the weight of a steel cruise ship.
After staying on the deck for a while, Mo Cheng stood up and walked towards the room, not knowing whether it was because the sea breeze was too comfortable or because the sky and the sea were reflected on each other and he couldn't tell the upside down from the downside, which made his brain feel a little dizzy.
Maybe it was because it was his first time on a cruise ship, and he didn't know if it was a psychological or physiological problem, but Mo Cheng felt a little seasick.
This influence is very slight and will not interfere with his state, but if nothing happens, there is no need for Mo Cheng to continue experiencing this feeling. Going back to the room to sleep is also a good choice.
Ever since upgrading his [Dragon Bloodline] to LV 3, Mo Cheng felt that his physical condition was very different from that of ordinary people. The most obvious difference was that he could eat a lot of food in one meal and would not feel hungry for a period of time afterwards.
Another thing is that I can sleep for ten days or half a month, and then I won’t feel sleepy for a month afterwards.
And when he sleeps, he feels the hardwood floor is more comfortable than a mattress.
As his level increases and time goes by, some of his living habits seem to be getting closer and closer to those of a dragon.
It was just that under Mo Cheng's conscious control, some habits that caused trouble to his life were suppressed and corrected by him, while habits like sleeping and eating were retained by him.
This ability of prolonging hunger time and delaying fatigue time in disguise is somewhat useful to Mo Cheng.
After returning to his room, Mo Cheng closed the door and lay down on the bed to sleep. He had hardly slept in the dungeon of [The Mystery at the Fishing Port], and after arriving at the port, he had been on guard because of the killer.
Even with Mo Cheng's current physical condition, he felt a little tired.
I was planning to catch up on some sleep while sailing, but the moment I lay down, Mo Cheng got up from the bed with a gloomy face.
"Fuck, what the hell. What's going on at this time?"
For some reason, Mo Cheng's senses issued a warning, a very slight but real warning, which made Mo Cheng's sleepiness disappear on the spot.
He trusts his feelings and believes even more that his feelings will not deceive him.
Combined with his understanding of the steel cruise ship, Mo Cheng couldn't help but wonder if the cause of the shipwreck was approaching.
Pushing open the door and walking onto the deck, Mo Cheng wanted to observe what made him feel dangerous.
At the same time, he also had to look for Lilia and the others. Unlike Mo Cheng, the four of them were quite interested in this steel cruise ship they saw for the first time and were walking around the cruise ship.
As soon as he got on the deck, Mo Cheng shuddered all over. He felt something was staring at him.
No, staring at the steel cruise ship.
In Mo Cheng's perception, the steel cruise ship was like a lamb that had strayed into the depths of the forest and was being stared at by a group of hungry wolves.
His eyes couldn't help but look towards the blue sea, but he didn't see any large creatures .
Is the danger an accident?
Or was he attracted by something?
