Salute To The General

The next night, as the clear moonlight shone down on Lady Freedom Harbor, its rays enveloped Lady Freedom, giving the iconic statue a silvery hue.

On the slightly rippling sea, the waves were shimmering as though diamond dust had been sprinkled all over them.

At the moment, Nathan was sitting cross-legged in an inconspicuous spot located in the harbor. Holding on to a fishing rod, he was fishing.

Accompanying him in his night fishing were Colin, Kraven, and Kerry.

However, the trio's focus was not on fishing. Instead, they were looking out toward the sea with anxious expressions on their faces.

Being a man from a military background, Colin had a stronger resolve than other people. Although he was on tenterhooks, he was able to somewhat maintain his composure. Meanwhile, Kerry was in a restless state as well. However, since she was in the presence of Nathan, she tried her best to tamp down her anxiety as she waited patiently.

As for Kraven, he was the one who was on edge the most among the three of them. In fact, he was like a cat on a hot tin roof.

He was pacing back and forth behind Nathan, muttering, "Why isn't the ship here yet? Why isn't it here yet?"

Nathan glanced at the watch on his wrist and said flatly, "Kraven, one needs patience when fishing. You won't be able to catch any fish if you're so jumpy like this."

In truth, he himself was feeling rather tense as well. After all, that night was the only night he would be able to see and save his master.

Even so, after experiencing so many ups and downs in recent years, he understood that being anxious was useless and hardly conducive to solving the issues at hand.

Only by staying calm could one solve their problems.

such, Nathan remained composed

dry chuckle and said, "Mr. Cross, there's only fifteen minutes left before the clock strikes midnight, but the legendary Ghost Ship is still nowhere to be seen. Could it be that the information we have is

no choice but to

by, and soon, was already past midnight. Even then, the sea was quiet. Not a single cargo ship had passed by in the whole half hour they had waited, let alone the Ghost

Kraven could no longer keep

utter a single word, however, Nathan said, "The fish's

Kraven was stunned.

was the same for

and sure enough, it was bobbing up and down the water, signifying

the fish float was jerked into the

his fishing rod, and with a swish, an approximately eight-pound fish was

smile spread across Nathan's face. Chuckling, he said, "See? Good things come to

smile. "Mr. Cross, do you even know what time it is? Why do you still care whether you caught a fish

hold it in and chimed in softly, "He's right, Mr. Cross. The Ghost Ship is nowhere to be seen still. Could

stared ahead at the distant sea before

that, Colin,

no matter how they strained their eyes, they couldn't see a single boat in the

seen, Colin's eyes lit up as he exclaimed

eyesight was as

could not be