The country entrusted me to buy an aircraft carrier, Hou Liangping, do you dare to investigate?

On the sea near Linhai, Huang Feipeng's fleet, like a sharp blade drawn from its sheath, cleaved through the waves and sped toward the cargo ship where David was.

"Damn it, these guys are like glue, I can't shake them off!" David stood on the cargo ship's deck, cursing as he anxiously gazed into the distance.

On the sea behind him, several speedboats, like black ghosts, were in hot pursuit. The armed men on board were all menacing, and the weapons in their hands gleamed with a cold light.

"Mr. David, don't worry, our people will be here soon!" The cargo ship captain wiped the sweat from his face, trying to remain calm.

"Bullshit! If your people were reliable, would I be in this mess?" David was furious and kicked over the lifeboat next to him.

Just then, several white waves rolled in from the distant sea, and Huang Feipeng's fleet, like a steel behemoth, appeared in David's field of vision with an unstoppable momentum.

"Haha, they're here! My men are here!" David suddenly perked up, pointing at the approaching fleet and laughing wildly.

"All ships, target the enemy speedboat, prepare to fire!" Huang Feipeng stood in the command room, his gaze icy, his tone devoid of any emotion.

As soon as he gave the order, the fleet's cannons instantly adjusted their angles, their dark muzzles aimed at the pursuing speedboats.

"Boom! Boom! Boom!"

The deafening roar of cannons echoed across the sea, and shells, trailing long plumes of flame, hurtled towards the speedboats like a meteor shower.

"Holy crap! This firepower, are these guys insane?" David couldn't help but curse as he watched this breathtaking scene.

Although he knew that Huang Feipeng's background was unfathomable, such ferocious firepower still exceeded his expectations.

"boom!"

A shell struck a speedboat precisely, sending flames soaring into the sky and scattering wood chips and metal fragments. The speedboat was instantly blown to pieces and disappeared into the sea.

"Beat them! Beat them hard!" Huang Feipeng's eyes flashed with a cold light as he shouted in a cold voice.

He had no intention of being polite to these guys this time. Since they dared to provoke him, they had to be prepared to pay the price!

"Boom! Boom! Boom!"

The sound of cannons rang out continuously, and flames soared into the sky on the sea. The speedboats were like small boats in a stormy sea, blown to pieces and powerless to fight back.

"This... how is this possible?" On a speedboat, a man with a ferocious expression stared at the hellish scene before him, his face filled with disbelief.

He never expected that he and his companions would provoke such a terrifying opponent. This was no deal; it was clearly a one-sided massacre!

"Quick! Get out!"

He screamed in terror, trying to turn the boat around and escape this land of death, but it was too late.

A shell whistled through the air and struck his speedboat precisely. Flames shot into the sky, and his figure was instantly engulfed in the explosion.

"Damn it, this shell..."

As David watched this scene, a sudden unease welled up in his heart. He had a feeling that this shelling was somewhat different.

Just then, he suddenly noticed that the shells, upon hitting the speedboat, burst into a blinding red light, just like…

"Red envelope?"

A ridiculous idea suddenly popped into David's mind.

The smell of gunpowder and blood mingled together, and fragments of planks floated on the sea, along with other indescribable things, bobbing up and down with the waves. David's legs cramped, and he fought off the urge to vomit, shakily getting to his feet. He leaned on the railing, gazing at the hellish scene before him.

"Damn it, what kind of people are these... they're not even human..." David muttered to himself. He had seen ruthless people before, but he had never seen anyone this ruthless. This was simply a one-sided massacre.

A majestic warship slowly approached the cargo ship. David tried to stand up straight; he knew that Huang Feipeng's vehicle had arrived.

Huang Feipeng remained as calm and collected as ever. He stood on the deck in a sharp suit, as if the recent artillery barrage had nothing to do with him.

“David, my old friend, you’ve been frightened.” Huang Feipeng extended his hand with a playful smile.

David quickly grasped the hand, bowing and scraping, and said, "Mr. Huang, you are truly amazing! I entrust my life to you from now on!"

He knew in his heart that he was only alive thanks to Huang Feipeng; without this fleet, he would have been dead today.

"Haha, Mr. David, you're too kind. It was just a small incident," Huang Feipeng said casually, as if what had just been blown up were not a few speedboats, but some toy models.

David was led by Huang Feipeng's entourage to the flagship's reception room. The room was luxuriously decorated, exuding understated extravagance, a stark contrast to the brutal scene outside.

The smell of gunpowder hadn't dissipated yet, and the surface of the sea was littered with the remnants of a firework display, a scene of utter devastation. David patted his chest, still shaken. "Luckily, I'm alive," he thought. "If I'd arrived a moment later, I'd probably be fish food."

“Mr. Huang, you really are… fierce!” David stepped onto Huang Feipeng’s flagship and couldn’t help but spit on the ground. “Those guys, who are usually so arrogant, are like paper in front of you.”

Huang Feipeng's lips curled into a cold smile, remaining noncommittal. He slowly walked up to David, patted him on the shoulder, and spoke as calmly as if discussing the weather: "Mr. David, cooperation requires sincerity. Don't try to play tricks on me."

David paused for a moment, then chuckled dryly, "Look at what you're saying, I'm just afraid that things might go wrong if I delay, so I want to get things done as soon as possible."

“In that case, let’s get down to business.” Huang Feipeng turned and walked toward the command room, gesturing for David to follow.

Inside the command center, a huge electronic screen displayed various data about the aircraft carrier, while several officers in military uniforms stood nearby, each with a serious expression and unwavering gaze.

David glanced at it and secretly clicked his tongue in amazement. Good heavens, what a show of force and momentum! No wonder he's a young master from a top family. This kind of pomp and circumstance is much more impressive than his so-called arms dealer status.

David nodded; he knew that the real contest was only just beginning.

“Mr. Huang, I want a safe trading environment and sufficient funds. I think you understand my situation.” David took a deep breath and stated his conditions.

"No problem, I can guarantee your safety. As for the funds, just name your price," Huang Feipeng said with a wave of his hand, exuding confidence.