Huayu97: Starting with Wu Song Fighting the Tiger

As the eighth body fell into the sea, the number of shark dorsal fins on the surface increased to eight, and the sea became completely chaotic. The elite pirates were terrified. Some of them dropped their rifles onto the speedboat with a "clatter" and didn't even dare to pick them up. They didn't bother to dismantle the boarding ladder and huddled inside the speedboat, desperately backing away. Their eyes were filled with despair and fear, and they wished they could escape this extremely dangerous sea area immediately.

Liu Xiang's eyes were sharp as an eagle's. With his two shark-like dorsal fins, he suddenly accelerated and headed straight for the corpse. The splashing water directly wet the hull of a speedboat that was trying to dodge backward. The pirates on the speedboat screamed in fright and desperately steered the speedboat backward, fearing that they would be targeted by the shark.

Finally, only one ruthless bandit remained, and Liu Xiang ripped the rag out of his mouth.

The man was terrified out of his wits, his body limp and unable to stand. His eyes were filled with utter despair; he didn't even have the strength to beg for mercy and could only submit to Liu Xiang's control. Liu Xiang's eyes were icy. The dagger fell, a fatal blow. She then bent down, hoisted the still-bleeding corpse onto her shoulder, and hurled it with all her might towards the area where the speedboats were most concentrated!

The instant the body fell into the water, two new shark dorsal fins suddenly shot out from the deep sea, joining the fray. At this moment, there were exactly ten shark dorsal fins on the surface of the sea! Ten sharks gathered on the surface, their fangs bared, roaring and tearing at the fallen body, not even feeding it properly.

The closest speedboat had no time to dodge and was rammed by the largest shark. With a loud crash, a huge crack appeared in the speedboat's hull, and icy seawater rushed into the boat. The pirates on board screamed in terror and jumped into the sea to save themselves.

But as soon as they fell into the water, they were instantly spotted by the sharks circling around them. Their pitiful screams were fleeting, and they were swallowed by the sharks without even leaving behind any remains.

The other two speedboats were unable to dodge in time and were also hit by the enraged shark. One of them capsized, and all the pirates on board fell into the water and were instantly swallowed by the shark.

The pirates on the remaining speedboats were terrified, completely losing their fierce demeanor. Seeing the horrific scene of ten sharks wreaking havoc before them and witnessing the tragic deaths of their companions, they had lost even the courage to fire their guns.

They roared and turned their boats around, desperately fleeing towards the distant fishing boats, wishing they had more legs, lest they suffer the same fate as their companions if they were even a step slower. On the deck of the distant fishing boat, the pirate leader stood at the bow, witnessing this horrific scene firsthand, looking at the blood-red inferno on the sea, at the ten sharks forming a death barrier, and then looking up at the side of the cruise ship.

Liu Xiang, whose body was covered in blood but whose figure remained upright, was also staring at him.

The leader knew he was utterly doomed. Forget boarding the ship to rob the cargo; if he took even half a step closer, all the speedboats would be torn to shreds by the sharks. There was no chance of victory. He could only grit his teeth, his eyes red with resentment, and roar, "Retreat! Retreat now! I swear I will not rest until I avenge this! One day I will recruit soldiers and horses, and return with a vengeance to take that ruthless dog's life!"

As soon as he finished speaking, the remaining speedboats turned around and fled like stray dogs.

The ten sharks fought for a long time, and when they found there were no new prey, they circled the cruise ship for a full half hour. After confirming that there was no more blood, they slowly swayed their tail fins and dispersed into the deep sea, leaving behind only a murky, blood-red sea surface that told the story of the fierce battle that had just taken place.

Liu Xiang stood at the ship's railing, watching the pirate ship completely disappear from sight before slowly letting out a sigh of relief. His tense body instantly relaxed, and the dagger in his hand clattered onto the deck. He was somewhat exhausted after killing ten ruthless bandits in succession. But he felt incredibly at ease, having ultimately resolved the crisis on the cruise ship thanks to this shark-luring strategy.

Only after the sea calmed down did the people on the deck dare to carefully and slowly get up from their cover.

Huang Kun rushed to Liu Xiang's side, his voice trembling with excitement. He patted Liu Xiang's shoulder forcefully, his tone full of admiration: "Mr. Liu! You actually came up with the idea of ​​using sharks to repel the enemy; that was absolutely brilliant!"

The Hung Kuen master from the Hong Kong and Kowloon Martial Arts School, along with a group of martial arts instructors, also came over, bowing and exchanging greetings with Liu Xiang. Their faces were full of sincere admiration, saying that Mr. Liu was both wise and brave, and had extraordinary courage, truly a remarkable person in the world.

The guests in the cabin also flocked to the deck. There were wealthy businessmen, artists, and directors. Everyone crowded in front of Liu Xiang, constantly expressing their gratitude and looking at her with admiration.

Liu Xiang smiled faintly and waved her hand to indicate that everyone should not stand on ceremony. The most urgent task at hand is to contact the Hong Kong port as soon as possible to ensure that the cruise ship can dock smoothly. That is the most important thing.

Huang Kun immediately realized what was happening and, without any delay, quickly assigned everyone to their respective tasks. The sailors split up, some cleaning up the bloodstains on the deck, others carefully inspecting the hull for damage to ensure safe navigation.

The head chef in the kitchen quickly rushed in and started cooking hot porridge and ginger soup to warm everyone up and dispel the cold and fear of the night. The injured security guards and martial arts instructors were also promptly taken to the rest room. The kitchen brought strong liquor and clean strips of cloth, and everyone helped each other disinfect and bandage their wounds. Although they were in pain, they were all filled with relief, saying that they had been given a second chance at life.

As dawn broke and the east turned a pale white, the golden morning light slowly spilled onto the sea, dispelling the gloom of the night. The previously murky, blood-red sea was gradually washed away by the morning light, returning to its usual calm. The cruise ship sailed smoothly on the sea, slowly heading towards Malaysia.

The sea breeze swept across the deck, carrying a faint scent of the sea, completely dispelling the lingering smells of blood and gunpowder. In its place was a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. The aroma of hot porridge and char siu wafting from the kitchen also whetted the appetites of the hungry crowd, who lined up to receive their hot food, excitedly chatting about the thrilling moments they had just experienced.

Liu Xiang leaned against the ship's railing, his heart calm and undisturbed. The danger and exhaustion of the night had vanished in that instant. His greatest wish now was to reach the shore as soon as possible, safely set foot on land, and begin a new journey. Huang Kun quickly approached, carrying a steaming bowl of ginger soup, and carefully handed it to Liu Xiang: "Mr. Liu, have some ginger soup to warm yourself up. You must be exhausted after working all night."

Liu Xiang took the ginger soup, said thank you, and took a sip. The warm soup slid down his throat, instantly dispelling the chill and relieving most of his fatigue. He casually asked, "How's the sea? Are there any signs of pirates?" Huang Kun smiled and shook his head, pointing to the distant sea, already relaxed.

He said in a relaxed tone, "The pirates have long been driven out of the waters by us, and they probably won't dare to show their faces in this area for a while."