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Chapter 390 Bloodbath on the Liujiang River! (1)

Bloodbath Liujiang! (1)

Once the ship is hit, the body will be broken and leaked, and the ship will be destroyed and killed.

Of course, Ning Zixuan didn't want to sink Yunchu's big boat, otherwise all the treasures on board would sink to the bottom of the river, wouldn't all his troubles be in vain?
Therefore, he ordered the log roll to be lowered when the two ships were still half a mile away, just to smash her building ship into damage.

Imagining the terrified expression on that exquisite little face when the ship shook violently, Ning Zixuan suddenly felt evil fire in his heart, and sneered, "Damn girl, my master hasn't been close to women these days. , must let you enjoy it!"

On the side, Tie Ying listened and just shook his head.

The last time, he suffered from such lust. These days, Ning Zixuan has not been close to women at all. He thought that His Royal Highness had awakened, but only now did he realize that he was wrong.

While Ning Zixuan was whispering, the log roll had already flowed down the river, tumbling in the Jiang Tao, and quickly crashed towards the building boat where Yun Chu was.

on board.

Yun Chu had already received the news, and brought Shangguan Qing and several captains of the Fengqi Battalion to the bow of the boat.

"Your Highness, there is something in the water!"

On the watchtower, the soldiers of the Fengqi Battalion in charge of watching screamed.

The night was dark and the range of vision was limited. The soldiers in charge of the watch noticed something in the water, but they couldn't see what it was.

Hearing this, Yun Chu swayed and landed on the anti-collision corner of the bow, holding the anti-collision corner with one hand, while squinting his eyes to look at the river ahead.

In the night, the river was rolling with white waves, and a huge thing was undulating in it, and it was rapidly approaching the big ship.

Yun Chu has a strong body, and his eyesight is naturally much better than that of ordinary people. When he saw that it was a log, he shouted an order, "After the order is given, the boat will stop, and the tall boat will turn to the right rudder!"

Shangguan Qing knew that the situation was critical just by looking at her eyes, and immediately shouted, "Turn right rudder, turn right rudder quickly!"

Another subordinate who rushed over turned around and ran towards the observation deck, "Princess has orders, the rear boat stops!"

All the people on board acted quickly, and worked together to push the huge turntable that controls the sail, turning the sail. On the watchtower, the letter soldiers waved their command flags and ordered the accompanying ships to stop.

While everyone on the boat was moving quickly, Yun Chu was staring closely at the approaching log roll, quickly thinking about countermeasures in his mind.

With such a short distance and such a narrow river channel, it is absolutely impossible to completely avoid the wooden roll. What we need to do now is to minimize the force of this collision.

creak!
The mast turned, the sails turned, and the boat slowly turned to the right.

The log in the river was a little closer.

Yun Chu flew back to the deck, dodged to the left side of the ship, "Get the deck!"

Her voice was deep but calm, without any panic.

This kind of calm also infected all the soldiers. None of the soldiers of the Fengqi Battalion who had been baptized on the battlefield showed the slightest panic, and quickly followed Yun Chu's instructions to lift the long ship plank to the ground. Port side.

At this time, the log roll was less than two feet away from the big ship.

Yun Chufei landed on the side of the ship, "Stand up the planks to protect the hull, and the others go to the right side of the ship to maintain the balance of the ship!"

Under her command, the soldiers moved swiftly.

Except for more than a hundred people who stayed behind and erected the ship planks to protect the hull, the rest of the people all ran to the right side of the ship.

(End of this chapter)