Liang Jian: I have a canteen

"Crack~"

As Princess Huan was observing the patrolling sailors' route, a large hand patted his shoulder.

Without hesitation, Huanji pulled out a kunai and stabbed at him.

"Crack~"

With another soft sound, Xu San grabbed her hand that was holding the kunai.

"Do you want to kill him?" Xu San asked, staring at the kunai that was so close to him.

"If it were you, resolving my crisis wouldn't be a problem," Huan Ji said calmly.

Xu San released his grip, and Huan Ji also withdrew her hand from the kunai. "Is the little girl drugged?"

"Yeah, I slept really well, but I think I'll feel a little nauseous when I wake up," Xu San replied.

"Didn't you take the opportunity to gain some advantage?"

"Huan-chan, you know me, I'm not interested in that kind of bean sprout." As Xu San spoke, his large hand rested improperly on Huan-ji's body.

Huanji slightly shifted her body, shaking off Xu San's groping hand. "Go down from the storage room over there. There's a hidden door. Behind that door should be what they've hidden."

"Alright! Lead the way."

Huanji turned her head and looked at Xu San, who was dressed in all black and had his head and face covered. "Judging from your attire, you look more like a ninja than I do."

Xu San waved his hands and made several hand seals. "How about that? It looks like a real hand seal, right? This trick of mine can definitely fool people who don't know anything about this stuff."

"Alright, let's go!" Huanji ignored Xu San, who was busy farming for treasures, and carried the Holy Body, taking a detour to the storage room.

The night was hazy, and the sea breeze was howling. Huan Ji and Xu San moved like two ghostly figures across the outer deck.

"Why go through all this trouble?" Xu San asked, puzzled by Huan Ji's detour.

"Insurance, safety!" Huanji didn't offer any further explanation, then stopped moving and waited for the patrolling sailors ahead.

As soon as the sailor turned around, Huan Ji darted away silently like a cat. Xu San followed closely behind, but his movements weren't as nimble as Huan Ji's, and he still made a slight noise.

However, the wind was so strong on the deck that it easily masked his voice.

Avoiding the patrolling sailors, Huanji led Xu San into the cabin.

Xu San followed behind and asked, "This isn't your place either?"

"Many parts of the cabins are connected, so there are fewer people going this way," Huan Ji replied softly, then glanced back at Xu San. "Why do you talk so much?"

"Are you worried about sneaking in and feeling lonely? Let me say a few words to keep you awake!" Xu San said with a grin, and followed Huan Ji into the cabin.

Upon entering the cabin, a sense of suffocation and oppression washed over me.

After all, space is limited on a cruise ship, and space must be saved in some places.

Without any lighting, the cramped cabin corridor was exceptionally dark. If it weren't for Xu San's extraordinary night vision, this environment would have been completely impenetrable, with no visibility whatsoever.

Darkness diminishes vision but amplifies other senses.

"It smells like blood," Xu San said softly.

Huanji stiffened for a moment, then said, "Don't worry about it."

Xu San twitched his nose again, then twitched it once more, and then he found the source of the smell.

After hesitating for two seconds, Xu San suddenly said, "Drink more boiled water! It would be best to add some brown sugar as well."

Huanji and Xu San had known each other for quite some time, so she naturally knew what Xu San meant by "drink more boiled water".

"Thank you!"

Although Huan Ji felt a little uncomfortable listening to this, she still thanked Xu San. (End of Chapter)