50s: Starting with a storage ring

Chapter 752 A Submarine for Free

In Sun Zhiwei's memory, Java only had two submarines, both of which were Type 209 conventional submarines from Little Dezi.

The hull number of the Kakla was 401, and that of the Nangala was 402. However, both submarines had been torn to pieces and sunk to the bottom of the sea, and could not possibly reappear.

But today, a ship, 403, that he didn't remember suddenly appeared, which made him very wary.

He has always had two advantages: his memories from his past life and the spatial ring.

However, he overlooked one point: his memories of his past life were only the information he could access when he was an ordinary person in his past life.

In fact, what he was able to access in his previous life was definitely not the entirety of the world at that time, and even its authenticity could not be guaranteed.

The information he could remember was all public information, information that his past self could know.

Some of this information is false, and some is incomplete.

For example, he may have seen a news report in his previous life about someone committing suicide by jumping off a building.

This is the information he knows, but it is very likely that the report itself is fake news, and the truth is that the person who jumped was actually pushed off the building.

If he completely believes in his memories of his past life, it will eventually cause him trouble.

Now, he's encountered just that.

Clearly, his memory of Java only having two submarines was false, or incomplete, with some parts being hidden.

The truth is that Java also has a third submarine that is not known to the public. This submarine is also a Type 209 submarine produced by Tehran, with the hull number 403.

Judging from the fact that submarine 403 is about to enter port, it now belongs to Colonel Latif's camp.

However, now that it has appeared before Sun Zhiwei and entered his spatial range, it is no longer a threat.

On the bridge, Sun Zhiwei immediately relaxed and once again notified all the squads via radio to remain stationary for the time being.

He then quietly descended the gangway from the frigate and stood motionless, concealing himself in the shadow of the warship.

At the berth not far away, submarine 403 slowly approached the shore and quickly came to a stop.

A short while later, the top hatch of the submarine was opened from the inside, and two sailors dressed in Javanese military uniforms climbed out of the submarine.

While the two men turned back to talk to the inside of the submarine, Sun Zhiwei quickly darted out of the shadows and approached the submarine at an extremely fast speed.

When he arrived at the submarine, one of the sailors noticed something was wrong and turned to look at the shore.

Sun Zhiwei was too fast. Before the sailors could even see who it was, Sun Zhiwei fired his silenced pistol.

Under the cover of the sound of the waves, Sun Zhiwei leaped into the air and fired his gun directly in mid-air. After two "whoosh" sounds, the bullets hit the heads of the two sailors.

Soon, the bodies of the two sailors slid down the edge of the submarine into the water, but before they could enter the water, Sun Zhiwei put the bodies into his spatial storage.

At this moment, behind the windows of the two frigates, a group of commandos and sailors on the bridge stared wide-eyed at the exaggerated scene below, all somewhat stunned.

Before they could react, they saw Sun Zhiwei, who had already landed on the submarine deck, leap down through the open hatch.

Sun Zhiwei dared to rush into the submarine because he had discovered through spatial observation that of the remaining 30 sailors inside, only the captain had a pistol on his waist; the others were all unarmed.

If he doesn't take advantage of this opportunity, all his previous training will have been for nothing. Actually, there are weapons on submarines, but they are not usually issued to the soldiers; instead, they are stored in a special armory.

Because the environment inside a submarine is cramped, the mental stress on a person is enormous.

Neuroticism, paranoia, depression, anxiety, and even schizophrenia are all mental illnesses that may lurk in the minds of every sailor, and are difficult to detect with routine examinations.

No one is sure if anyone on board will suddenly have an attack, and if they have weapons, the danger level inside the submarine will rise sharply.

Therefore, submariners do not usually carry weapons, which facilitated Sun Zhiwei's surprise attack.

As he plunged into the submarine, he immediately used spatial cutting to sever the firing pin in the captain's pistol.

After eliminating the only danger, he took up his two silenced pistols and unleashed a bloody storm inside submarine 403.

A few minutes later, Sun Zhiwei climbed out of the top hatch of the submarine.

He then turned on the walkie-talkie to notify the commando team and sailors on the frigate that the alarm was over.

When he returned to the frigate, he saw the assault team members who had been hiding in the various compartments looking at him with admiration.

But Sun Zhiwei didn't have time to deal with them now. If he had been alone, the simplest way to handle it would have been to use his space to directly collect them. That would not only be bloodless, but also very safe and faster.

He had no choice but to take action himself because there were so many eyes watching from the escort ship next to him.

Upon arriving at the bridge, Sun Zhiwei immediately found the temporary first mate and asked him:

"An unexpected bonus: a conventional submarine. Could we take it home?"

The temporary first mate that Sun Zhiwei asked about was a company commander among this group of sailors.

The squadron leader replied excitedly, "Sir, of course we can. We've all taken the 'Single Submarine Driving Course'."

Sun Zhiwei was taken aback when he heard this. Is there such a course?

After thinking for a moment, he realized that these sailors were all retired from Qingdao, so they might have actually learned the piloting techniques that the submarine captains had brainstormed and compiled back then.

It wasn't called "Single-person Submarine Driving Course" back then; it was clearly called "Foolproof Single-person Submarine Operation Procedures."

Needless to say, it must have been the instructors at the training base who thought the word "idiot" sounded bad, so they changed the course name.

Okay, it's good that he changed it; he didn't want to be a fool.

“Since you’ve all studied it, that makes things easier. Send a few people to take that submarine home as well.”

"It's just that you'll have to work hard, as you won't be able to rest for at least 24 hours."

"Boss, not sleeping for 24 hours is nothing. As long as we can get the stuff back, it's all worth it."

Sun Zhiwei understood what he meant. Before they retired, their unit lacked various advanced equipment, especially the navy, which was often bullied because of its outdated equipment.

Therefore, the naval soldiers developed the habit of bringing good stuff home from outside.

Upon hearing this, Sun Zhiwei stopped speaking and instead used his walkie-talkie to notify the assault team, instructing them to send men to throw all the bodies from the three ships into the sea.

(End of this chapter)