This aura is deadly

"Will, we're done, where are you?" The two agents who were still in the crew rest area spoke to the intercom in a casual tone.

The next second, a sharp knife was thrust into their throats. When the blade cut open the neck, the crew member quickly covered the wound with a towel to prevent blood from splattering everywhere.

The technique was clean and neat. It was definitely not the first time they had done this kind of thing. The agent who was still outside had no idea that all his people had died in the ship.

The two agents died silently, and their bodies were quietly laid flat. Then, the crew members returned to their cabins, opened the layers under the bed frame, and took out the folding stock version of the AKS-74U without a magazine.

Laura and Nathan were a little surprised by the actions of the crew around them, but Chen Ke was not surprised. If it were him, he might do the same thing.

The crew loaded the magazine for the gun, loaded it carefully, and then approached the deck stairs. They gestured to each other, and the next second, they rushed forward.

Suddenly, there was a burst of crackling gunfire outside, and the crew below also armed themselves and rushed towards the deck.

Chen Ke, Laura and Nathan could only stand close to the bulkhead temporarily to make way for them.

Chen Ke observed the situation outside through his spiritual vision. A large number of crew members quickly attacked the opposite ship, killing all the administrative patrol agents who had not yet figured out the situation, and rushed onto their ship to seize control.

Unsurprisingly, these patrol agents should be just ordinary people, because Chen Ke heard and saw them shooting back, but no one used their psychic powers.

Conrad should also know this, so he dared to take the lead in attacking them. Thinking about it, it would be too extravagant if the Administration dispatched psykers for ordinary maritime patrol missions.

The battle ended within five minutes. There were not many armed agents on that ship. The number of people on the two ships was basically the same. There may be even fewer combatants on the Administration's patrol ship.

When the gunfire outside stopped, Chen Ke saw the crew members rushing all the survivors on the Authority's ship onto the deck of the Endurance, making them line up and kneeling in a row with their heads held in their hands.

"We have to go out and take a look. I never knew the people on this ship were like this!" Laura was a little angry.

"I suggest you don't go out. Let's just pretend that these things didn't happen. Go back to our cabin and let Conrad finish the work." Nathan advised. He glanced at Chen Ke and found that the other party also nodded.

The inland sea is not a lawless place, but it does happen that a few people die and a few ships sink. This reminds Chen Ke of what Pan Kya said.

"This is how the world works...it just happens to be us..."

The world under the table has its own rules. The smuggling of sacred objects is also part of the psychic industry. No organization can break this chain.

"That's not fair!" Laura said, turning around and trying to rush out.

"Listen Laura." Chen Ke grabbed Laura's arm.

"Listen, we're on their boat, and there's twenty or so of them with guns. What do you think you can do? I don't know where you wanted to go when you got on this boat, but I have to do it tonight. You can’t reach Norton City,” Chen Ke said.

"Keep a low profile, he's right." Nathan also advised.

At this time, gunfire rang out outside the cabin.

Chen Ke looked up and saw through the deck that there were only seven surviving management staff. A crew member was holding a pistol and was killing them one by one with a headshot at close range.

"I'm going to rest, can you let me go?" Laura said, and she also understood that there was nothing she could do.

Chen Ke looked at Laura and let go of his hand. The other party looked unhappy and returned to his cabin and closed the door hard.

"You did a good job just now. I bet there is a scene from a seventeenth-century pirate movie happening outside right now." Nathan said.

"I think so too. Now is not the time to anger them. I hope this small episode will not delay our schedule." Chen Kedao.

"Maybe..." Nathan said noncommittally.

At this time, Conrad came down from the deck and found Chen Ke and Nathan.

"Gentlemen, where is the female...Laura?"

Conrad looked around and found no sign of Laura.

"He's in his room, and it seems like the commotion just now made her worried," Nathan explained.

"Things have been settled. We and they have not reached consensus on some things. You'd better not go on the deck for the next time. It needs to be cleaned up." Conrad smiled.

Somehow, Chen Ke felt like he was seeing a different person every time he saw Conrad. His personality changes every minute.

"We understand, we won't go on it. Just tell us when the ship docks." Nathan smiled.

"Very good. Mr. Chen?" Conrad looked at Chen Ke.

"Of course, of course." Chen Ke nodded slightly.

"Okay, you'd better tell Miss Laura that I still have a lot of things to be busy with, so I'll take my leave now," Conrad said.

Looking at Conrad's leaving back, Nathan shook his head. Chen Ke saw that he was a smooth person, but he also had his own position.

Two people were killed in front of their eyes. Neither Laura nor Nathan showed the reaction that ordinary people should have. There was no fear or helplessness. Nathan chose to act in a low-key manner, while Laura burst into a rage similar to Diana's. sense of justice.

The two of them looked nothing like the characters they introduced themselves to.

"I'm going back to my room too, maybe I should go take a nap, what do you think?" Nathan smiled.

"May I ask, how did you and Laura get on this ship? Where are you going?" Chen Ke suddenly asked.

"We are going to Xiaoyao City, but on the way Conrad said that we need to change the route and go to Opportunity City to pick up someone first. Look, the person he picks up is you. Then he will give you priority to take you to Norton City. You must be the first one to get off the boat. "Nathan smiled.

"It sounds like I wasted your time." Chen Ke spread his hands.

"No, no, no... I don't mean that, and... Brother, you probably know the reason why we got on this boat. It's better for us to continue to play our roles and not ask too much about each other's past... What do you think?" Nathan said.

Chen Ke raised the corners of his mouth slightly and nodded.

"I'll take it as your consent, then, see you later. We'll see you off when you get off the ship." Nathan said, turning back and walking towards his cabin.

Chen Ke had nothing to do now, and these things happened again, so he could only go back to the aggrieved cabin, sit on the small folding bed, close the door, and quietly look at everyone in the suit with his spiritual vision. .

What did Laura write in her cabin? Is it a diary?

Nathan did lie on the bed as he said, but he was weighing it in his hands and playing with something unknown.

The crew was busy on the deck. They threw the corpses of the Administration's coast guard off the ship and asked the sharks to help them destroy the corpses. At the same time, they should also have dismantled the Administration's equipment and filled their own weapons arsenal.

In addition, the crew members were also carrying something to the opponent's ship, which required the cooperation of two people, and they seemed to have descended into the engine room of the opponent's ship. Chen Ke guessed it was explosives.

Blow up the opponent's ship and throw the crew into the sea to feed the fish. It is indeed the method of maritime smugglers. Back in the 17th century, these people were professional pirates.

After half an hour of busy work, the Endurance finally started moving again, leaving the Authority's ships far behind.

When the Endurance left, there was only a loud noise. A hole was blown out of the side of the Administration Coast Guard vessel. A large amount of seawater poured into the engine room instantly. In less than a minute, the hull tilted and sank to the bottom of the sea. Just a matter of time.