The Ming Dynasty took an unconventional approach

Chapter 608: The Bravest Wins the Second

Ah Xin lowered the sails, and the two enemy ships quickly approached them, but the distance was still not enough.

Pan Yun walked into the cabin, took out the largest bow, stood at the stern, and waited for him to get closer and closer...

Pan Yun drew his bow and drew his arrow.

A man on the boat saw Pan Jun aiming an arrow at him through his clairvoyance and couldn't help but burst out laughing. He and the people around him mocked loudly, "She actually wanted to aim an arrow at me in the sea, hahahahaha..."

The people around him laughed loudly, "This distance? Hahaha, the Han people really have wild imaginations!"

Just as he finished speaking, an arrow carrying the power of thunder came through the clouds and wind. The man holding the telescope was still smiling. With a puff, an arrow shot out from his forehead. Everyone's eyes widened and their hearts almost stopped.

The smile on his face had not faded until the first drop of blood dripped from the arrow. He looked down at the drop of blood on the deck in a daze, opened his mouth to speak, and hit the deck with a bang.

The atmosphere on the boat suddenly exploded, and a group of Japanese people started screaming and running around.

After Wang Cong and his men pulled up the canvas again, he and Hu Jing pushed the rudder and turned it half a circle to fix it. When he turned his head and looked back, he saw that they were in a mess. He was surprised, "Why don't they fight back? Are they organized pirates?"

They are not as good as this group of people who were temporarily formed to fight against the Japanese pirates.

Hu Jing disagreed: "The Japanese are not as smart as the people of our Celestial Empire."

Before he finished speaking, the commotion on the other ship stopped and the guns were raised...

Ah Xin was more familiar with the pirates' fighting style than Hu Jing. He had been using his clairvoyance to keep an eye on the situation on the other side since Pan Yun shot the arrow. Seeing this, he immediately shouted, "Twenty degrees west, full speed—"

Just at this moment, the sea water surged and a huge wave hit. Wang Cong and Hu Jing were unable to turn the rudder for a while and were in a panic. Chang Wenxuan and Guo Dashan yelled and held the rudder tightly together.

A slightly smaller hand came up, and they felt the rudder in their hands, which seemed to weigh a thousand pounds, turn lightly. Guo Dashan shouted quickly: "More, more..."

The boat spun suddenly, tipped to one side, and nearly capsized in the waves.

Ashin planted his legs firmly on the deck, watching them change the direction of the guns, and said, "Twelve degrees east."

Guo Dashan shouted loudly: "The waves are too big..."

But he still obeyed the order and turned the rudder hard. This time, Pan Jun had experience and did not turn it desperately. Instead, he lent them strength and pried the rudder to turn it to the angle they wanted.

The rudder was just fixed, and the ship moved forward a long way under the impact of wind and waves. With a bang, a ball of water splashed about eight meters from the side of the ship. The ship shook more and more, and the splashing water splashed onto the ship, and quickly flowed to the side along the hull, and fell back into the sea.

Pan Yun turned his head and saw that both boats had hoisted their sails and were chasing them desperately, instead of just chasing them in a disinterested manner like before.

She couldn't help but curl her lips slightly, and said to A Xin: "Are you sure of the direction?"

Ashin said seriously, "Sure!"

"Lead them over there!"

"Yes!"

Then there were two bangs, and the Japanese pirates on the ship fired two cannon shots at them, but Ashin commanded the ship to dodge.

Even Pan Yun couldn't help but give him a thumbs up: "Great!"

Ashin couldn't suppress the smile on his face, but he quietly rubbed his pants with his hands to wipe off the sweat on his palms.

Pan Yun was helping with the rudder, and one of her hands was enough to fight ten of them, so Wang Cong and Hu Jing were once again left with nothing to do. They lay at the stern and watched the Japanese pirates chasing them, screaming and firing cannons.

Hu Jing occasionally heard clearly and translated for him: "They called you a bastard. If they catch you, they will cut you into pieces." Wang Cong looked suspicious: "Why do they sound so Chinese? Do the Japanese have the same habit of cursing people as us?"

Hu Jing: "They were more rude, and I couldn't put it into words, so I changed it a little, but the general idea is this."

Wang Cong curled his lips and yelled back at the Japanese who were yelling at him, using the same words they had just used to curse him.

Hu Jing was stunned: "Can you speak Japanese?"

Wang Cong: "Is it difficult to learn it now?"

Hu Jing was speechless for a long time.

Wang Cong was proud: "We disciples of Sanqing Mountain may not be good at learning other things, but we are very fast at learning languages." Especially the curse words...

Wang Cong swallowed the second half of the sentence silently.

Just as he was feeling proud, Wang Cong caught a glimpse of the movement on the other boat and immediately turned around to complain: "Master Junior, that boat is trying to escape!"

When Pan Yun heard this, he immediately picked up his bow and walked forward.

With a whoosh, an arrow pierced a man's chest, but her arrows did not stop and continued to shoot out. With seven or eight whoosh sounds, seven or eight people fell down on the opposite deck immediately.

The second boat immediately gave up the idea of ​​retreating, pulled up the sails, and rushed towards the stern of Pan Yun and his crew.

The enemy no longer fired cannons, but instead switched to crossbows.

With a few whoosh sounds, before the crossbow arrows reached the boat, they were either blown off course by the sea breeze and nailed to the side of the boat, or fell into the sea halfway and were swept away by the wind and waves.

Wang Cong happily moved all the remaining arrows in the cabin to Pan Yun.

Pan Yun glanced at the arrows in the quiver, estimated the time, and simply grabbed two arrows and shot towards the opposite side.

The two Japanese ships were one in front and one behind, one on the left and one on the right, but no matter what direction they were in or what distance they were at, her arrows could reach them...

She heard the Japanese pirates on the other side shouting in Japanese, "Fairy, retreat quickly!"

But just as they were turning the rudder to turn around, a large ship suddenly appeared behind the sea line not far away.

When Pan Jun saw this, the corners of his mouth curled up slightly.

The Japanese pirates obviously hadn't noticed yet, and they fired two more shots at Pan Yun while turning the rudder of the ship.

Then there was a loud "bang" as a cannon hit the side of the Japanese pirates' ship. Huge waves rolled, causing the bow of the other party's ship, which had just fallen halfway, to tilt sharply and form a right angle with the other Japanese ship.

It was only then that they saw the approaching strange ship...

The pupils of the people on the two Japanese ships shrank, knowing that they had been tricked, and they immediately shouted: "Retreat, retreat!"

But not only were the two ships at right angles, but they were also getting closer and closer to each other under the pressure of wind, waves and cannons. In this situation, it would be good if they didn't collide. How could they avoid the cannons and turn around at the same time?

Li Wenying stood at the bow, with the corners of her mouth slightly raised. She turned her head to look at Pu Min, who looked confused, and Chen Han, whose pupils shrank slightly, and ordered: "Attack with all your strength!"

The big ship was getting closer, and behind the big ship where no one could see, Zhang Ning, Zhang Weiyi, Qu Le and other people who were absolutely trusted by the Wulin Alliance and Tianshi Mansion were jumping onto small boats one by one. The small boats left the big ship, and under the push of the wind and waves, they suddenly reached the stern of one of the Japanese ships from the side and rear.

(End of this chapter)