People are watching American TV shows, and they are also watching American-style iaido.

The warden immediately breathed a sigh of relief. "As far as I know, the two brothers are fine, there's nothing unusual about them."

“Oh, that’s good,” Ding Ze replied with a smile. “So, Warden, would it be convenient for me to have a video chat with them? I suddenly miss them a lot.”

Warden: "??????"

That sounds a bit sinister.

"Okay, I'll take care of it right away. Please wait fifteen minutes." It was just a small matter, not worth offending Ding Ze, so the warden readily agreed.

"Thank you, I'll call back in fifteen minutes," Ding Ze said, and hung up the phone. (End of Chapter)

Chapter 530 Deep Within the Rift, the Sunken Ship

Fox River Prison.

Michael and Lincoln, completely bewildered, were led by the prison guards to the warden's office.

The warden's forehead was already covered in cold sweat.

There's no way around it, Ding Ze is just too damn scary.

After glancing at the Michael brothers, the warden had no time to say much. He simply gestured for them to sit down and then waited patiently, steeling himself.

Fifteen minutes passed in the blink of an eye.

Ding Ze called right on time.

The phone rang, and the warden almost jumped to his feet, quickly answering, "Hello."

"Warden, it's me. Have Michael and Lincoln arrived yet?" Ding Ze asked with a smile on the ship.

“We’re here, we’re here, right in front of me,” the warden said hastily.

"Okay, then please arrange a video chat," Ding Ze said with a smile.

It didn't take long for the video chat to connect.

Both Michael and Lincoln were completely dumbfounded when they saw Ding Ze and Abruzzi with their smiling faces.

After the initial shock, it was only natural that a clear look of anger quickly appeared on Michael's face.

Comrade Michael Scofield is very vengeful and has not forgotten that Ding Ze murdered his mother in front of him.

Lincoln remained relatively calm... not because he had forgotten Christine Skofeld's death, but because he knew very well that he could never avenge this; Ding Ze was just too damn scary.

Seeing Michael's reaction, Ding Ze couldn't help but laugh out loud, "Michael, long time no see, you don't seem to have changed at all."

Michael glared at Ding Ze, his anger escalating. "What do you want to do?"

Ding Ze smiled and shook his head. "Nothing much, just that there's a big operation tomorrow. I was chatting with John just now, and we were talking about the past. We ended up talking about you guys, so I wanted to see how you guys are doing now."

"How's it going? Are you two brothers still figuring out how to escape from prison?"

Hear this.

The warden, who was standing not far away and seemed perfectly fine, was immediately stunned. "??????"

The truth is, Michael had no intention of escaping from prison and felt he should be punished. "No."

“Haha,” Ding Ze laughed, “No? Michael, you have talent in this area, isn’t it a bit of a waste to just leave it idle?”

Michael's face darkened, and he remained silent.

Ding Ze didn't care and just kept trying to chat.

After chatting for a while, Abruzzi also spoke for a short while.

Time flies.

Under Michael's silent and angry gaze, Ding Ze happily hung up the phone.

That’s all for the reminiscence.

On the ship, Ding Ze casually put the satellite phone aside, then picked up a glass of wine from the table next to him and raised it to John Abruzzi, "To the journey we've traveled together."

Abruzzi smiled and raised his glass, "Life is like this, it's worth it."

The two exchanged a smile and drank it all in one gulp.

The weather is really nice.

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time flies.

A new day begins, dawn breaks, and the sun rises.

On the deck of the super-large cargo ship where Ding Ze was located.

Elders such as Ding Ze, John Abruzzi, Mickey, Janet, Snowwell Milden, and others gathered together.

Ding Ze smiled and looked around, then exhaled a long puff of smoke. "I've never liked talking nonsense, so let's not say any more."

"I hope our journey will be smooth sailing."

"Let's set off!"

The words came out.

Elder Stilwell, who loved this style, clapped enthusiastically and said, "Well said, let's go, let's fucking get to it."

Ding Ze, upon hearing this, grinned and realized he genuinely liked Stilwell.

soon.

Under Alice's command, the siren people who had come from all over the world did not delay and immediately began to perform a high-diving scene, jumping off the ship with a splash.

Following closely behind, because the height was so extreme that jumping down would be no different from falling onto concrete, tens of thousands of employees began to descend one after another along the ropes.

Ding Ze stood behind the deck railing, watching this scene with a smile. He turned to Janet, who was standing next to him, and said, "This is your last chance. Are you sure you want to come down with me?"

Janet smiled and answered without the slightest hesitation, "Of course."

Ding Ze smiled brightly and didn't try to persuade him any further. "Okay, let's go then."

Time flies.

More than 30,000 employees, countless guns and ammunition, and all kinds of equipment were thrown into the sea. Soon, led by a group of sea monsters, they moved at full speed toward the great crevice in the seabed.

The crack was terrifyingly large, and it looked like the gaping maw of a giant beast, as if it would swallow any creature that dared to enter.

The ocean is truly a mysterious and unpredictable thing.

Looking at the crack, Ding Ze felt inexplicably excited.

go ahead!

And so, more than 30,000 people formed a long line and marched into the crevice.

The crack was bottomless. At first, it was alright, nothing unusual happened.

As you go further down the road, things gradually change.

The first to be hit were some very large fish, mostly sharks... However, it's interesting that these sharks immediately acted like pets when facing Alice and the sirens, which was quite amusing to watch.

Secondly, there are all sorts of shipwrecks that look deep and mysterious.

Most of these shipwrecks are very old, and they are estimated to have been lying dormant here for at least several decades, or even several centuries.

At first, the shipwreck that appeared in everyone's view was relatively modern... The further down you go, the older the shipwreck becomes.

It didn't take too long.

Good guy!

Ding Ze was truly shocked... This damn thing actually has those old-fashioned sailing warships... What's even more amazing is that after all these years, this thing is still basically intact and hasn't collapsed.

Surprised and genuinely fond of these old-fashioned sailing warships, Ding Ze decisively stopped and called out to Alice, "Alice, wait a moment, I need to go take a look at that thing."

Alice heard this, looked in the direction Ding Ze was pointing, and immediately smiled. Then, she said playfully, "Okay, whatever you say, boss."

This slightly eccentric siren chieftain is as mischievous as ever, which is quite amusing.

Janet quite liked it.

Soon.

Led by Alice, Ding Ze arrived outside the sailing warship.

Alice glanced at Ding Ze secretly and smiled slyly.

Janet noticed, her brow furrowing slightly. She was certain Alice had a bad idea and had a bad feeling, though she wasn't sure what it was.

Ding Ze's attention was mostly focused on the warship in front of him, and he didn't notice Alice's unusual behavior.

soon.

Ding Ze arrived at the deck of the sailing warship and walked forward excitedly.

Alice deliberately slowed down without making a sound, falling behind Ding Ze.

Seeing this, Janet couldn't help but ask in a low voice, "Alice, what's wrong? Is there a problem?"

Upon hearing this, Alice immediately put her finger to her lips and said, "Shh!"

Janet: "??????" (End of Chapter)