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When Chang Yin led his men over, they could see three US warships and two fishing boats anchored on the sea, with another fishing boat already moored on the shore of the small island.

At that moment, gunshots rang out from the island. Chang Yin, his face grim, directed the warships to quickly head towards the island.

There are still many people on the US warships, but their warships are unable to sail, and their weapons and equipment are also unusable.

A group of American soldiers set up machine guns and sniper rifles on the deck, aiming them at the Chinese warship, ready to fire as soon as it came within their range. However, the Chinese warship did not head in their direction at all, but went straight towards the island.

The American soldiers were getting anxious. Colonel Albert had only recently landed on the island and hadn't yet taken down all the Chinese soldiers. Now, Chinese reinforcements had arrived. Colonel Albert was in danger.

They desperately wanted to go and provide assistance, but their warships were currently unable to sail, leaving the American soldiers stranded on their ships, anxious and helpless.

The situation on the island was far less dire than Chang Yin had imagined. As Albert, Oda Jun, and Fujino Jun boarded a fishing boat and rowed towards the island using the oars left on the boat, Tang Yue had already arranged for the Fourth Company to lie in ambush.

Albert's warship was unable to sail, and the treasures they had come to retrieve had all vanished without a trace. At this point, Albert would have no way to explain himself to his superiors if he returned. Rather than waiting idly on the warship, it would be better to go to the island and capture all the Chinese soldiers, so that he could learn about the treasures from them.

Another point is that the Chinese warships are not a problem; they can't stay here for too long. Their only option is to seize a Chinese warship and leave with the treasures. The ideal is beautiful.

Albert watched as the sharks circled the warship, refusing to leave. Finally, he had no choice but to order all the soldiers to draw water from the sea to wash away all the bloodstains on the warship.

They then worked together to kill two more sharks. While many sharks were scrambling for food, Albert arranged for about 30 people to board a fishing boat and make their way to the island.

The fishing boat was naturally smaller than a Chinese warship, but Albert and his men had brought a lot of weapons and bombs, so capturing a few Chinese soldiers and keeping them alive was no problem.

When they disembarked, they were not prepared to use the bombs immediately.

Moreover, in order to avoid being discovered by the Chinese people that they had landed, the fishing boats were moored on the other side of the island.

However, as soon as they disembarked, they were ambushed by Chinese soldiers. After a burst of gunfire, more than half of the 30-plus men on Albert's side were killed or wounded. The remaining dozen or so men immediately lost their will to fight and surrendered.

Tang Yue arranged for someone to bring over the ropes that had been prepared beforehand, and Albert was tied up tightly. Ignoring Albert's cursing, the group forced him towards the Chinese warship.

"Company commander, look, that's our warship. Is the battalion commander and the others coming?"

Tang Yue stood there, so focused on fighting these people that she hadn't really noticed what was happening in the distance. Now, seeing a large group of Chinese warships rapidly approaching the island, Tang Yue felt a strange sense of familiarity.

The crowd was no longer in a hurry to escort these people to the warship; they simply stood on the beach and waited quietly.

When Chang Yin arrived, he looked terrible, but everyone in the Fourth Company had smiles on their faces, especially Tang Yue, who eagerly ran over to claim credit.

"Battalion Commander, you've arrived. These are our prisoners."

Chang Yin wanted to say something, but seeing everyone in the Fourth Company staring at him expectantly, he decided to swallow his anger and not want to reprimand Tang Yue in front of them.

“Go back and write a 5,000-word self-criticism.”

The smiles on the faces of everyone in the Fourth Company immediately fell, and Tang Yue pouted. She was a child under five years old with a limited vocabulary and couldn't possibly do such complicated work. But she wasn't afraid.

Sun Jinan had already begun reporting to the side why their warships were operating alone.

"Are those treasures on those three fishing boats?"

"Yes, Battalion Commander. According to the Company Commander's deduction, those three fishing boats were drafted very deep, and the warships that were fighting with the Battalion Commander's side were probably just a smokescreen. The three fishing boats were the real target."

Tang Yue's ears perked up; her chance had arrived.

While Sun Jinan was reporting, Tang Yue quietly boarded the fishing boat. Seeing that the stones were gone, she knew they had been thrown into the sea. Tang Yue didn't care and, with a wave of her hand, loaded all the original treasures from the fishing boat into the boat.

After that, he put the wooden board back in place, and looking at the bomb still flashing red on the door, his lips twitched.

Hopefully, one of the battalion commander's men is a bomb disposal expert; otherwise, if it explodes, she'll have nowhere to turn for justice.

Without turning around, Chang Yin heard footsteps behind him. He had already led Sun Jinan and the others down from the cabin. When he saw the bomb on the door, Chang Yin couldn't help but gasp.

He quickly took two steps forward, pulled Tang Yue away, and asked angrily, "Company Commander Tang, do you know how to defuse a bomb?"

Tang Yue honestly shook her head, but she planned to study these things in detail when she got back. She had discovered many weaknesses during her trip. She intended to diligently study them for a period of time after returning to the army. Not knowing these things would have a huge impact on her.

Chang Yin stepped forward, his brow furrowed. If the remote control wasn't there, defusing the bomb now would be extremely dangerous.

Chang Yin looked at Tang Yue, "Are you sure all the treasures are on this ship?"

Tang Yue nodded and then shook her head. "No! There are treasures on this ship, and there are also treasures on the other two fishing boats."

Chang Yin didn't ask her how she knew; he knew this little girl was no ordinary person. She must have been stopped by the bomb.

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