"That's right, it weighs 180 pounds, how could it not be heavy?"

Feng Ye was also exhausted, covered in sweat, and panting heavily.

After resting for a while, the two turned around and went back to the deck.

"Ah Chan, don't go down later. Stay on the boat. I can go down by myself."

Ah-Can was taken aback, then asked somewhat reluctantly, "Why?"

"There are only two ropes. You stay on the boat and pull, and I'll tie them down below, so we don't have to make another trip."

"Oh, that works too."

"After I've secured the box, I'll pull the rope a little, so please keep an eye on it."

"I'll be careful, and you be careful too."

"Um."

Feng Ye put on his diving gear, tied one end of each rope around his waist, and then leaped into the sea.

The spot where he dived was perfect; Feng Ye landed directly on the deck of the sunken ship without having to look elsewhere.

None of the four boxes were very heavy, but there were differences in their weight, and they were all heavier than the empty box, so there must be something inside.

As for what it is, there's no way of guessing.

There's no need to rack your brains guessing; just pull it up, open it, and you'll know everything.

He untied the rope from his waist, lifted up one end of the nearest box, and wrapped the rope around it once.

Just as he lifted the other end, preparing to circle it, he noticed the rope was moving slightly.

He didn't pay much attention, assuming it was just the disturbance of the seawater that caused the rope to sway.

He quickly wrapped the rope around the box and tied a knot.

Then, he pulled on the rope and shook it a few times to signal Ah-chan on the boat that it was time to pull up.