Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

After finishing the first wooden villa, Moer gained more confidence. She followed the same pattern and started to make the second and third ones... The next morning, she got up early and made breakfast with her great-grandmother. Her great-grandmother turned on the radio, which was playing the morning news. One piece of news caught Moer's attention.

The news said that the US aircraft carrier battle group will carry out freedom of navigation missions in the South China Sea and near the Diaoyu Islands in the East China Sea, so that relevant countries do not have to worry.

Mo'er was so angry that he laughed. Free navigation is good, but when you come, I will make you bleed.

Grandma was also very angry and said, "You say the United States, relying on its powerful weapons, is wandering around showing off its power. Aren't they afraid of wasting fuel?"

Moer said, "They have a lot of oil fields in their country, so of course they're not afraid. And they're also stealing their oil in the Middle East. That's why they can run around."

Then she added, "I won't be going to school these few days. I have to wait for them on the island. Since they sent a boat for me, of course I have to give them a good welcome."

After breakfast, Moer went to the National Security Department, told Lao Wei about her plan, and then flew a helicopter to the island.

When Old Wei heard that Mo'er was going to take action to clean up the United States, he was extremely excited and immediately went to find his leader to report the good news!

Mo'er arrived on the island, entered the space, and continued to build her wooden villa. At five o'clock in the afternoon of the third day, Mo'er was laying sewer pipes on the island when she saw a huge ship in the distance, followed by eight destroyers, frigates and other ships slowly approaching the island.

She was delighted, finally waiting for you. At this time, the sky gradually darkened, and she did not enter the space, but hid behind a big rock to observe.

The aircraft carrier battle group stopped when it was about two nautical miles away from the island. After a while, several speedboats came towards the island.

Mo'er hid under the big rock again and watched them. The speedboats approached the shore, and a dozen American soldiers landed on the island, exploring and taking photos. With a thought, Mo'er silently tucked the speedboats into space.

When the soldiers finished taking pictures and wanted to go back, they were dumbfounded. Where was the speedboat? How could they go back without a speedboat?

Mo'er entered the space and built a large house of over a thousand square meters with thick wooden boards. It was extremely solid and not a single light could get in.

Then she returned to her hiding place under the boulder to see what they would do next.

They were seen searching for the speedboat nearby, but after finding nothing, they used the walkie-talkie to contact the ship they belonged to.

"Pete, Pete, this is Evan, please answer." A voice came over the intercom after a while: "This is Pete, go ahead!"

Evan said, "Damn it, Pete! We observed the island for a while, and when we came back, the speedboat was gone."

I only heard Pete ask, "Are you sure it's gone? Not blown away by the waves?"

Evan said, "It couldn't have been blown away. I tied the speedboat to a large rock on the island after we landed! It just disappeared for no reason."

Pete said, "Okay, I'll report to the commander. Wait a moment." A moment later, another voice came from inside: "I'm Louis, captain of the destroyer. Are you sure the speedboat disappeared for no reason?"

Evan replied: "Yes, sir, I am sure the speedboat disappeared for no reason and was not blown away by the waves!"

"Damn it!" came the reply from the intercom. Then there was no more sound. Evan guessed he must have gone to contact the aircraft carrier!