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After receiving Jiang Chuan's telegram, the generals of Kyushu also realized the significance of this matter. They understood that if they wanted to achieve true peace, the issue of land issues had to be resolved.

“We should engage in dialogue with Atlantis,” said a Kyushu general, “to understand their demands and find a fair solution.”

After repeated discussions, the generals of Kyushu agreed to the motion to negotiate peace with Atlantis. They sent a delegation to Atlantis and had in-depth exchanges with the Atlantean generals.

During the peace talks, both sides demonstrated sincerity and goodwill. They worked together to study the land disputes and proposed various solutions. Ultimately, they signed a fair and sustainable peace treaty.

At the peace talks, representatives from Kyushu and Atlantis discussed the specific terms of a peace treaty. Jiang Chuan, representing Kyushu, was also present at the discussion.

“First, we must clearly define the rights and responsibilities of both sides in the treaty,” a Kyushu representative said. “We must ensure that both sides can benefit from this peace.”

Jiang Chuan nodded, indicating that he agreed with this view.

“I think Kyushu can supply Atlantis with fruits and vegetables, as well as planting techniques,” Jiang Chuan suggested. “Atlantis can provide us with meat and labor.”

The proposal immediately won the approval of the Atlantis representatives.

“That’s a brilliant idea,” said an Atlantean general. “We have always lacked the skills to grow fruits and vegetables, and yours are indeed delicious. At the same time, we have plenty of manpower and can send you the laborers you need.”

The representatives from Kyushu also felt that the proposal was very appropriate.

“We are happy to establish this cooperative relationship with you,” said a Kyushu general. “We will do our best to provide you with sufficient fruits and vegetables and technical assistance.”

After several rounds of discussions, the two sides finally reached an agreement. They decided to clearly state in the peace treaty that Kyushu would supply Atlantis with a specific amount of fruits and vegetables and technical support on schedule, while Atlantis would provide Kyushu with meat and labor.

“This treaty is quite fair,” Jiang Chuan remarked. “We have truly achieved mutual benefit.”

The signing of the peace treaty marked the official end of the war between Kyushu and Atlantis. Both sides expressed sincere goodwill and made significant contributions to the cause of peace.

Jiang Chuan's mission was thus completed. He had devoted a great deal of effort to the conclusion of this peace treaty and reaped the rewards he deserved. He knew that his hard work had not been in vain, and that he had truly contributed to the peace between Atlantis and Kyushu.

"This is a victory we all share!" said an Atlantean general. "We have shed our sweat for peace and reaped the rewards we deserve."

Jiang Chuan witnessed this outcome and was equally delighted. He knew his mission was complete, but he also understood that his duty had not ended. He would continue to dedicate himself to the cause of maintaining peace and to contribute to the friendly exchanges between Atlantis and Kyushu.

“This is the result of our joint efforts,” Jiang Chuan said. “Peace is a wish in everyone’s heart.” In the days following the signing of the peace treaty, the cooperation between Kyushu and Atlantis grew increasingly close. They exchanged technology, culture, and experience, jointly promoting progress on both sides. This mutually beneficial relationship also set an example for other countries in the surrounding area, bringing peace and prosperity to the entire region.

After the agreement was finalized, Jiang Chuan returned to Kyushu. He received a warm welcome and commendation from the highest leader of Kyushu.

"Jiang Chuan, you have done an outstanding job!" the supreme leader of Kyushu said approvingly. "You have brought glory and peace to our country."

Jiang Chuan accepted the reward with deep gratitude, understanding that it was a deserved reward for his contributions to the country.

“Thank you for your recognition,” Jiang Chuan said. “This is simply my duty.”

The highest leader of Kyushu then had a discussion with Egawa.

“Jiang Chuan, you have made tremendous contributions to our country,” said the Supreme Leader of Kyushu. “We sincerely thank you for your dedication and hard work.”

Jiang Chuan humbly replied, "This is my duty and mission. I am willing to give everything for the peace and prosperity of the country."

The highest leader of Kyushu was very satisfied with Jiang Chuan's answer. He continued, "Jiang Chuan assembled a capable team, and they began undergoing rigorous training and simulation exercises. All of this training and simulation exercises were guided by a highly experienced navigator."
“Our goal is to sail out to sea, so we must master ship handling skills and how to deal with emergencies,” the navigator said. “I will teach you how to sail, how to identify navigation marks, how to fight storms, and so on.”

Jiang Chuan and his team listened intently, knowing full well that this was a perilous mission and that they had to master all their skills and abilities.

Training officially began, and they started by learning how to sail. The navigator taught them how to operate the ship's engine, how to adjust course and speed, and so on. Jiang Chuan and his team practiced with great enthusiasm and quickly mastered the basic sailing techniques.

Next, they began to identify navigational markers. The navigator taught them how to distinguish different types of markers and how to use them to determine direction and position. Jiang Chuan and his team learned carefully, knowing that this was an essential skill for navigation and that they had to practice it until they were absolutely certain of its accuracy.

The final lesson was on how to handle emergencies. The navigator taught them how to survive in a storm and how to conduct maritime rescues. Jiang Chuan and his team practiced extremely diligently, knowing that unexpected crises at sea often come at a life-or-death level.

During the training and simulation exercises, Jiang Chuan and his team encountered many tricky problems. Sometimes it was machine malfunctions, sometimes the weather suddenly turned bad, and sometimes there were unexpected personnel injuries or illnesses. But no matter what the situation, they were able to adapt and deal with it quickly, becoming more confident and skilled step by step.

“We went from knowing nothing about navigating the bay to being quite adept at it now,” Jiang Chuan said. “This is all thanks to our own hard work and the guidance of that experienced navigator.”

Finally, Jiang Chuan and his team were fully prepared. They set sail for the open sea. They knew it would be a tough battle, but they were also filled with courage and conviction. They would rely on their own boldness and wisdom to overcome all difficulties and obstacles.

During their voyage, Jiang Chuan and his crew encountered raging waves and attacks from giant eagle-fish. (End of Chapter)