Di Song was waiting at the door. Seeing Chang Geng and Ge Pang Xiao next to Gu Yun, he smiled. "Master Zhang, please come this way. Oh? The young lady and the other master are not with us today?"

"Our young lady was feeling under the weather, the master had stayed behind to take care of her." Chang Geng swept him with a glance; he was focusing all the energy on Gu Yun and took the time to smile and said: "Why? Does the general want us all to be present for him to be able to check thoroughly?"

Di Song politely replied: "What is the young master saying?"

This was originally an assortment of desolate islands, scattered on the surface of the Eastern Sea. For the biggest one among them, it could only take a single day to walk around it. The smaller ones were only about a one-acre square. Battleships were docked all over, connected to each other by metal chains that let out white steam. From a distance, they appeared like a city floating over the sea.

While walking, Chang Geng wrote a brief description of their surroundings on Gu Yun's palm. At the same time, the teenager couldn't help but have one question - the location of this small island was indeed very discreet. Once they brought their smuggled Ziliujin here, it would not be easily uncovered. But this place was about to become a fairyland already. Was the Jiangnan Navy all dead?

Or perhaps the Jiangnan Navy already had their men mixed into it?

Just as his thoughts were about to run astray, Di Song, who was leading the way, suddenly stopped.

A group of people who appeared like dancers swiftly passed in front of them, walking on the long ropeway with light footsteps. Combined with the surrounding white steam, they resembled a group of fairies.

The woman leading them was dressed in white, holding a musical instrument in her arms, stopping to pay her respects as she saw Di Song. She couldn't be said to be eye-catching; her facial features were faint, seeming as if they were hidden behind a layer of yarn. From top to bottom, no part of her stood out much. She was pleasant-looking, but as soon as she turned away, it was difficult for one to remember what she looked like.

Di Song: "I don't dare, Miss Chen, please go ahead first. Don't let the General wait for long."

The woman did not refuse. She nodded her head, bowed down again, and drifted away, the scent of tranquilizer filling the air.

Chang Geng saw Gu Yun's lips slightly curve up, showing a smile.

At the same time, Cao Niangzi, disguised as a Dong Ying boy, ran all the way to a very discreet boat. The guard was sleeping. Cao Niangzi put his hands behind his back, holding an iron rod, then slowly approached him.