Darling, Please Forgive Me
Chapter 134 - 130 Survival (3) Astonishing Luo Xiaolang

Chapter 134: Chapter 130 Survival (3) Astonishing Luo Xiaolang

The night was very dark, and the sea was pitch black.

Fortunately for them, the man who had been following them in the sea must have thought they were heading for the speedboat, so he, too, surfaced to breathe. But upon lowering his head back into the water, he couldn’t see them anymore, given the extremely low visibility in the sea.

Xiaolang Luo kept leading Zhizhi Song stealthily through the water.

There seemed to be bullets falling around them, and even more, there were sounds of people hitting the water.

Some were lifesavers, others clearly were not.

At this point, no one could really tell the difference.

Zhizhi was being pulled along by Xiaolang, having no idea where Xiaolang was taking her.

She actually wanted them to head towards the cruise ship.

The cruise ship belonged to First Group, and First Group certainly didn’t want to kill her; it would be safe there.

She tried to signal this to Xiaolang, but Xiaolang didn’t respond at all, continuing to head in the direction away from the cruise ship.

Fortunately.

After swimming a great distance, they hadn’t bumped into anyone.

This was strange; clearly, there should have been many people who entered the sea.

Zhizhi had been very worried, and even now her worry intensified, as she was struggling to breathe.

She had never been professionally trained, and she couldn’t stay in the seawater for long.

Zhizhi gripped Xiaolang’s hand even tighter.

Xiaolang seemed to notice Zhizhi’s discomfort at that moment.

After looking around, she finally brought Zhizhi back up to the surface.

As soon as she reached the surface, Zhizhi gasped for air, desperately craving it.

She was panting; her whole body was panting for breath.

Xiaolang was calm, just taking a few breaths, a stark contrast to Zhizhi.

When Zhizhi calmed down a bit, she spoke between breaths, "Let’s go back to the cruise ship; it’s safer there."

"We can’t go back," Xiaolang explained. "The red dot that was targeting you on the speedboat came from the cruise ship. I’ve been observing our surroundings, and aside from the cruise ship, there are no other boats nearby. Plus, the red laser dot comes from a short-range weapon, which means it can’t be a sniper weapon. The distance between the cruise ship and the speedboat was just right. This means that the person who wants to kill you is still on the cruise ship."

Zhizhi was stunned.

She had always thought that Xiaolang knew nothing other than Combat Power.

But the analysis she just made was right on the mark, whereas Zhizhi herself, unfamiliar with the intricacies of weapons, hadn’t thought of all these details.

Xiaolang went on, "We couldn’t go back then, and we definitely can’t go back now. There are many people underneath the cruise ship in the sea; I don’t know if any of them are out to kill you. If you can be certain there isn’t, I can take you back."

"How do you know there are so many people under the cruise ship?"

"I was raised in the Martial Art World since I was a child. When I was an infant, I lived with a pack of wolves. Later, even though I was taken away by martial arts masters, the Martial Art World is deep within the mountains. I still spent a lot of time playing in the forest. My hearing is sharper than that of an ordinary person. My master said that I can hear and notice ten times more than what an average person can."

Zhizhi looked at Xiaolang in astonishment.

So the reason she sensed many people entering the water nearby but ended up not encountering a single one was because of Xiaolang’s exceptional insightfulness, allowing them to navigate the sea safely.

Moreover, Zhizhi realized only now that they had actually moved quite far from the cruise ship.

This woman, Xiaolang, was still dragging her along at such a fast pace!