Lin Chuchu thanked the guard before slowly raising the corners of her mouth in a smile.

Researcher Tian and Researcher Hou curiously leaned over, "What's wrong?"

Lin Chuchu said in a low voice, "We're about to go out to sea, and I don't want to eat fish every day, so I want to get something that I can carry with me, like pickled vegetables."

Everyone was stunned when they heard this. Researcher Tian slapped his forehead and said, "That's right, I have to go buy some too. I get seasick easily, and I'd get sick of eating fish every day."

Even the three guards were tempted; there was a small shop in the naval base, though it didn't sell many things.

The group rushed to the convenience store and bought a lot of things.

Of course, they are researchers, not people going out to enjoy life, so they won't buy too much; at most, they can fit a backpack full.

Dozens of packets of pickled mustard greens are a must, since they don't take up much space, along with some biscuits and candies, plus two cans of meat and two cans of fruit.

Lin Chuchu, being a girl, naturally bought more than them, including toilet paper and sanitary napkins.

After buying almost everything, Lin Chuchu returned to her dormitory with her belongings.

Because there were few girls, Lin Chuchu shared a dormitory with two other researchers.

They were all quite old, and Lin Chuchu felt embarrassed to trouble them, so she did everything herself.

With guards around, she wasn't afraid of getting lost.

The atmosphere in the research lab here is similar to theirs—a rather serious and meticulous environment.

Because they weren't familiar with each other, Researcher Tian also became much more reserved.

Every meal was indeed fish, with very few green vegetables. It was mostly potatoes and cabbage, with hardly any green vegetables at all.

Soon it was time to board the ship. Lin Chuchu looked at the huge ship in front of her with burning eyes. It was the first time she had ever seen such a big ship up close.

The naval soldiers are handsome too, just a bit dark-skinned.

Lin Chuchu only observed for a moment before she dared not look any longer, afraid of being accused of harassing a soldier.

She was the only female researcher on the ship; the room was a single room with a private bathroom.

Being able to live alone is still very good; at least I can smuggle some food out of the space to improve my meals.

Put your things away and wait for the boat to leave.

Lin Chuchu stayed there quietly. After a while, the guard knocked on the door and told her that she could go out.

The moment she stepped out of the room, she saw Researcher Tian, ​​whose legs were weak and whose face was pale, as if he could faint at any moment.

Lin Chuchu was taken aback by his weak appearance. "Didn't you take motion sickness medicine? Didn't the base prepare some for you?"

Knowing that Researcher Tian's situation was special, the base specially provided him with some motion sickness medicine.

Researcher Hou glanced at Researcher Tian with a half-smile, "He ate, but a little late. The medicine hasn't taken effect yet. Tsk tsk, it's rare to see him so quiet."

Researcher Tian suddenly showed a pained expression.

His stomach was constantly churning with acid, a sensation that made his scalp tingle.

"Don't talk to me, I'm afraid I'll throw up on you."

Upon hearing this, everyone instinctively distanced themselves from him.

Lin Chuchu looked at him with eyes full of sympathy.

However, it was rare to see him so quiet.

All the research institutes came together, and those who came were mostly young. Some of the older people or those with heart conditions were not allowed to board the ship at all.

Upon arriving at the weapons installation site, the researchers worked with the soldiers to install torpedoes.

Lin Chuchu and the other two also learned skills by secretly helping out.

After all, they all came under the guise of learning.

After the torpedoes are installed, they need to find a suitable place to test their power; they have a lot to do.

Lin Chuchu was a girl and couldn't offer much help, so she just followed behind and recorded the data.

Lin Chuchu glanced at the torpedo with a strange look in her eyes. This thing wasn't something they had developed independently; it was something that a fishing boat had salvaged while passing through a certain area of ​​the sea.

The torpedo miraculously didn't explode, allowing them to retrieve the object. Through the tireless efforts of the researchers, a replica was eventually created.

After continuous improvements, the torpedo we know today was finally developed.

From then on, China also possessed a powerful national weapon on the seas to counterbalance its enemies.

My thoughts were in turmoil, but my pen never stopped, quickly and accurately jotting down various data.

This is only one installation completed; there are still three more to install.

However, it's too late today; the rest can only be done little by little tomorrow.

As everyone swayed and staggered aboard the ship, Lin Chuchu stood on the edge, gazing out at the distant sea, her heart seemingly expanding with the vastness of the ocean.

Researcher Tian looked at Lin Chuchu with envy from behind, "Comrade Lin, why don't you get seasick? Don't you feel uncomfortable from the swaying?"

He held onto the object with both hands for a moment without letting up.

He felt as if his feet were walking on cotton, which was very uncomfortable.

There are others who get seasick like him, but no one gets it as badly as him.

Lin Chuchu shook her head. "I don't think so. You should relax and not be nervous. The more nervous you are, the stronger your senses will be, and the more uncomfortable you will feel."

He understood the reasoning, but he just couldn't relax. Researcher Tian felt like he was about to cry.

Suddenly the boat rocked, and he was so frightened that he knelt down on one knee. "Oh my god, the boat is rocking! Little monkey, help me up! I feel like I'm going to fall apart!"

Researcher Hou sighed helplessly, and together with Researcher Tian's bodyguard, they helped the man up.

With people constantly shouting in her ears, Lin Chuchu lost interest in enjoying the sea view and decided to go check out the cafeteria.

The group went back to their rooms to get their lunchboxes. If the food was good, they would eat in the cafeteria; if only fish was available, they would get their own food and take it back to eat.

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