The Crown Princess is busy fishing

Arriving at the foot of a ship, he took out the small knife he had casually picked up from the box earlier.

Quickly insert it into the gap in the ship's plank, and then begin to pry it little by little.

Throughout the entire process, she was extremely careful, afraid of making the slightest sound.

As time went on, the gaps in the ship's planks widened, and seawater began to slowly seep into the ship.

She then pulled out the knife and, without pausing, began working on the other gaps.

Those pirates probably never expected that a young girl like her would be so bold.

At this moment, several pirates on the pirate ship were chatting amongst themselves.

A loud-voiced pirate shouted, "Hey, we're going to have some fun when we get back. We've been cooped up for days!"

"What's there to be happy about? After what happened last time, martial law has been imposed on the shore. You all better watch out during this time."

The voice of that big-headed guy came through.

The loud-voiced man said nonchalantly, "What's there to be afraid of? I heard that the King of Hell from Beijing isn't here these days."

"As long as the money is enough, those other officials will turn a blind eye."

Another pirate chimed in, "Exactly, it was just one unlucky guy who got caught. All those cowards just cowered away."

"Hmph! Who cares? Once this storm passes, we'll still be carefree and at ease."

Big Head Brother's voice came again.

"Don't underestimate this matter. The person from the capital is not someone to be trifled with."

"If he targets us again when he comes back, we won't be able to get away so easily."

"Keep a low profile and don't go out and cause trouble during this time."

The loud-voiced man didn't take it seriously.

"Big Head Bro, you're being too cautious. We've been roaming this sea for so long, why would we be afraid of some official?"

"At worst, we can just move to another place and continue doing this. I don't believe he can keep chasing us."

"You know nothing!" Big Head Bro roared angrily.

"That King Yama is ruthless. Last time, the boss mobilized so many people, but in the end, he still managed to escape."

At this point, he lowered his voice and said, "That guy is no ordinary person. It's said that he has a very important background, otherwise how could he be so domineering?"

"We need to be more careful this time. If we provoke him again, it might not be so easy for us to get away."

The loud voice muttered, "We can't live in constant fear like this, can we? When will this ever end?"

Big Head glared at him fiercely, "Stop talking nonsense, let's wait until this period is over and see how things go."

"If those officials can keep that King Yama in check, we can still make a profit."

"If we can't control it, we'll have to find a new backer as soon as possible, or simply change our livelihood."

The other pirates exchanged glances, all feeling somewhat uneasy.

Meanwhile, underwater not far away, Lin Yuge heard their conversation clearly.

A surge of anger welled up inside him; they must be talking about Xiao Yunqing!

I never expected that he, as a military governor, would encounter so many troubles.

This involves both officials and bandits, and even a case of collusion between officials and bandits.

Thinking of this, I quickened my pace, trying to open the gap as wide as possible.

One ship after another.

She quickly replicated the process on all the ships, including her own.

Those ships sailed far away.

She then surfaced, a slight smile playing on her lips.

He waved to the ships that were gradually disappearing into the distance.

He left with the words, "Good luck to you!"

It turned and swam towards the mainland.

After swimming for quite a distance, she stopped and looked at the boundless sea ahead.

I thought to myself that this couldn't go on, and I had to find a way to get back quickly.

Otherwise, Mother will worry again when it gets dark.

Looking around, I could not see a single ship on the sea.

She had no choice but to dive underwater to see if there was anything that could help her get back quickly.

The underwater world was completely still, with only the faint sound of the water flowing as she swam.

She opened her eyes wide, searching in the murky water for anything that might be useful.

However, apart from the swaying seaweed and the small fish that occasionally swam by, she found nothing.

Just as she was about to give up, a huge dark shadow slowly swam over from a distance.

Lin Yuge was so frightened that she immediately held her breath and didn't dare to move an inch.

He couldn't help but groan inwardly, "Could it be that we've just escaped the wolves' pack only to fall into the tiger's den?!"

She stared intently at the dark shape until it drew closer.

After seeing the dark figure clearly, Lin Yuge finally felt relieved.

A humpback whale swam from a distance, looked at Lin Yuge, and let out a joyful cry.

Lin Yuge was almost certain that this was the same small humpback whale he had encountered before.

However, it has grown quite a bit now, and the mother whale no longer follows it.

"Little one, have you left your mother and started living on your own?"

The baby humpback whale seemed to understand Lin Yuge's words, gently swaying its tail and creating ripples.

Lin Yuge's heart skipped a beat, and she tried to say, "Little one, can you take me home?"

The baby humpback whale tilted its head and looked at her, as if it were thinking.

Lin Yuge quickly gestured, describing the direction of the coastline where they had last met.

Suddenly, the baby humpback whale let out a cheerful cry, as if in response.

Lin Yuge was overjoyed and patted the little humpback whale's head.

He said, "From now on, I'll give you a name. Let's call you Mianmian."

"Mianmian, let's go."

It swam slowly forward, its huge tail swaying gently.

Lin Yuge clung tightly to its back, savoring this novel journey.

Along the way, they encountered all sorts of marine life, but Mianmian remained steadfast in her pursuit of their goal.

Finally, the familiar bay came into view.

Lin Yuge was so excited that she almost burst into tears.

As they approached the shallow water area, she quickly signaled Mianmian to stop.

Gently stroking it, she said, "Mianmian, thank you for bringing me back."

"Go back quickly! I hope to see you again someday."

Mianmian let out a chirp and circled around Lin Yuge again.

It then slowly swam towards the deep sea and soon disappeared into the vast ocean.

Lin Yuge composed herself and swam toward the shore.

It was getting late, and the beach wasn't as lively as it had been in the morning.

As she walked home, she began to worry about how to explain everything that had happened to her mother.

After thinking about it, she decided to tell the truth.

I can just coax my mother a bit more; she probably won't confine me to my room!

Lin Yuge pushed open the door to her home with a feeling of trepidation.

Xie Jingwan was busy inside the house.

Hearing the noise, he turned around, a concerned look on his face.

"Honey, why are you so late today? Did something happen?"

Lin Yuge took a deep breath and slowly began to recount her extraordinary experiences of the day.

From encountering pirate ships to underwater ship salvage.

Finally, she met Mianmian and the process of Mianmian bringing her back.

Xie Jingwan was initially filled with worry.

As Lin Yuge continued her narration, her expression gradually became more complex.

After Lin Yuge finished speaking, she remained silent for a moment, then sighed.

"You're such a worry, kid."

"I'm relieved that you're back safe and sound. It's okay that the boat is lost."

As she spoke, her expression changed, "But you mustn't be so reckless in the future. When faced with something like this, most people would run as far away as possible."

"How dare you go and dismantle the ship? What if they find out?"