Chapter 337 Survival 

The ploomy sky was like a dull curtain, covering the entire sea from the end of the sight. The sea breeze was 

getting stronger and stronger, rolling up the waves like a monster, pounding hard on the lighthouse. 

Lucia only felt that every inch of her body was cold as ice. The seawater had already reached her chest, and the 

pressure made her feel that breathing had become a little difficult. 

With a strong wind, bean-sized raindrops came down. The wind and waves in the sea tumbled more strongly, 

even the speed of the tide was becoming faster. Lucia raised her eyes to look in the direction of the coast, where it was dark, only a little light could be seen 

further down the road, but those stars of light, at such times, could not give her any comfort. Along with the numbness of the body, there were also nerves, Lucia's head was getting dizzy. A big wave hit 

her and she blacked out at the impact. 

Not far away, about a nautical mile away, August was still struggling to swim forward, but slowly, with the 

onset of heavy rain at sea, his limbs felt like they were made of lead, and was becoming more and more heavy. August felt that the heat in his body was slowly running out. His limbs were completely mechanical paddling 

forward, the most horrible thing was that August felt that his body was beginning to control. He was a very good swimmer. He used to swim for more than two hours during training, but now the situation 

was completely different. More importantly, he had some sort of fear for the ocean. Ten years ago, when August was a teenager, it was also such a rainy night, he almost died in the sea. Since 

thien, he had a sense of fear for the ocean, more fear of swimming in the deep sea. Even after he went through all kinds of training, suffered knife wounds, was shot, he had never felt any fear. 

The fear of the ocean, had been a scar that he refused to face for more than a decade. The only people who knew about this matter wereliis deceased mother and Eliot, other than that, he hadn't 

now, in the cold seawater, wrapped by the wind and

decade ago all

a deep breath and raised his eyes to look at the lighthouse not far ahead. He

faster and faster, but his throat felt like it was strangled by

more uncomfortable. 

stone. The moment the whole body was submerged in seawater, the world seemed to be quiet, that moment, images

mind. The woman, she was laughing, crying, cute, sad, all kinds of images appeared like a film. The urge to survive became stronger than ever at that moment. August gritted his teeth and tried his best

slowly forward. There wasn't much left

closer and closer, closer and closer, finally, he got close

the nearest ladder. Lucia's figure was nowhere to be seen. His heart skipped a beat, something, boomed between

when he reached the other end of the lighthouse did he sce

was completely unconscious and delirious.

with faster movements, reaching out to grab the ladder

Wake up!"

and dived into the

put her behind his back, struggled to

could stand. The surrounding waves were like man-eating beasts that

quickly checked Lucia's breathing. When lie found out that Lucia was still breathing, August

relief. He reached out his hand and touched her extremely cold body. The

going to cut it, the lighthouse was definitely not a place to stay for the long run. If they spent the night here, they would die of hypothermia even if they didn't drown. August frowned, he was desperate.

This lighthouse wasn't large. It was only to play a role in escorting the nearby fishing boats to find their way back. Everything was kept as simple as possible. There weren't even any first aid supplies. August stood

with hope again. 

and took down the life ring

could only rely on this to bring Lucia to shore, only then, the two of them would be saved. He

ring once more. After all this, he put the lifebuoy on Lucia, and then pushed her into the sea. Because of the buoyancy assistance of the lifebuoy, Lucia's

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