Upon reaching the beach, seeing the crowd still gathered there, the two chose to leave in the direction they had come from.

After boarding the iron ship, the two of them leaned on the ship and looked at the map again, finally choosing a location that was a bit far away from yesterday.

After confirming the location, the two quickly headed towards the island.

Once they arrived on the island, Gu Rong immediately released the large ship, and then released Rong Liancheng first.

Looking at the large ship, Rong Liancheng glanced around and realized it wasn't the place his son had described.

Rong Liancheng turned to look at Gu Rong, then pointed to the island: "Isn't this the one your uncle and the others were talking about?"

“No, it’s on the island to the right of that side. It’s quite far from here, so it won’t be easy to be discovered,” Gu Rong said, pulling out a map she had copied from Han Jianshu’s map.

He opened the map and pointed to the island not far away: "It's not far from Hong Kong. You can go there tonight, or you can rest on the island not far away, but I suggest you go directly to Hong Kong to save trouble."

Rong Liancheng had always wanted to go to Hong Kong, as it was close to home and not subject to the regulations here, making it his first choice.

He took the map, examined it carefully, and nodded: "I think the weather is great today, and the sea is calm. With the map you gave us, let's go straight to Hong Kong."

Gu Rong took out a lot of supplies from her spatial storage, including food, water, and some commonly used medicines, and put them on the boat: "These are for your use on the journey, just in case."

Rong Liancheng looked at Gu Rong gratefully: "Rong Bao, thank you so much. If it weren't for you, the Rong family might really be finished."

Gu Rong smiled and said, "For the Rong family's sake, and also for my own." After all, if the Rong family didn't leave, the higher-ups would definitely take action, which would certainly not be good for her future.

Gu Rong took out three invisibility powder sheets: "These three are to be stuck on the ship, and the entire ship will become invisible."

Then he took out two more sheets: "Put these two sheets on the boat, and you'll be able to see the boat. Remember to hold onto your uncle's hand, otherwise you won't be able to see each other. As long as you hold hands, you'll be able to see each other."

Rong Liancheng hadn't expected there to be such a trick to it: "Okay, I'll be careful."

Gu Rong nodded: "Okay, after I put the person down, you release your eldest uncle first, and release the others when you feel safe and have deactivated your invisibility."

I'll release the people now, and then I'll disembark with Han Jianshu. You can decide what happens next.

“Okay,” Rong Liancheng nodded, then followed Gu Rong to the bottom of the ship and put all the treasures in his space inside.

Seeing that the bottom floor already occupied most of the space, Gu Rong left two or three more days' worth of vegetables and grains there.

After doing all this, Gu Rong clapped his hands and walked to one of the rooms at the stern of the ship, where he released the person directly.

Seeing the few wriggling around, Gu Rong laughed and said, "You can move, but don't open the bags or even think about coming out. We haven't arrived at our destination yet."

"good".

After receiving a few responses, Gu Rong went back into the other room and released Rong Fanyu.

After releasing the person, Gu Rong looked at Rong Liancheng and then went directly out of the boat.

Once the two were ashore, Rong Liancheng and Rong Fanyu soon stood on the boat and waved to them.

Gu Rong smiled and then waved to the two of them. She stood there watching the ship disappear, listening to the sounds of the sea and the ship starting up as it slowly moved away.

Feeling the ship sail away, Han Jianshu gently nudged Gu Rong: "Let's go too."

Gu Rong withdrew her gaze, nodded, and walked back with Han Jianshu in the direction they had come from. The two remained silent along the way.

On the ship, Rong Fanyu looked at the person standing next to him, who was holding his arm as if worried.

Feeling the sea breeze, Rong Fanyu couldn't help but say worriedly, "Dad, it's too cold up here. You should go up; you'll catch a cold."

Rong Liancheng shook his head: "I'm fine. You just keep sailing. I'll get off after we cross this sea."

Seeing that his father was unwilling to go down, Rong Fanyu thought of the family members who were stuffed in the sacks: "Dad, why don't you go down and let them all out? It's not good to keep them inside like this."

Rong Liancheng patted Rong Fanyu with his other hand: "Those are all kids. Your wife and the others have never been to sea before. Aren't you afraid they'll scream if you let them out so early?"

If there are still people nearby, do you want them to call for reinforcements? Just start the boat when I tell you to, why all the nonsense?

Don't ask anymore. I will go down when it's time and let them out, understand?

Rong Fanyu rubbed his sore shoulder, nodded slightly, and stopped talking, focusing intently on steering the boat ahead.

Seeing his son stop arguing, Rong Liancheng nodded in satisfaction.

Their starting point was close to Hong Kong, and although they took a slightly roundabout route, it wouldn't take long to get there.

Seeing that the distance was about right, Rong Liancheng told Rong Fanyu to close his eyes, and then quietly tore off the invisibility talismans from their bodies and the ship.

Looking back in the direction they came from, Rong Liancheng felt a pang of sadness and said to Rong Fanyu, "You stay here and steer the boat. I'll go and release them all so I can see the house one last time."

Hearing this, Rong Fanyu nodded and focused on steering the boat, but he couldn't help feeling a little sad.

Rong Liancheng walked to the bottom of the boat and looked at the sacks inside, soothingly saying, "Alright, sweeties, Grandpa's here. You'll be out in a little while."

Rong Liancheng opened the sacks one by one, and then took out a few of the smaller ones first.

After all, adults can still persevere, but children have been doing this for so long that they must be exhausted. It's already quite good that they've persisted for so long.

As the sacks were opened one by one, the children, big and small, all crawled out, their faces filled with exhaustion and confusion.

Upon seeing Rong Liancheng, Rong Shengyan and Rong Shengyi smiled and hugged Rong Liancheng's legs: "Grandpa, are we on the boat now?"

"Yes, we're on the ship now. Grandpa will take you to see the direction of our home one last time. It won't be easy to come back again," Rong Liancheng reassured everyone gently as he led them onto the deck.

Upon hearing that they could board the ship, Rong Shengyi and Rong Liancheng were overjoyed. They each took Rong Liancheng's hand and led him to the deck, gazing towards their home in the distance, but they could see nothing.

Rong Shengyi and Rong Shengyan are both children. They don't have much of a concept of their hometown. They only know where their parents are and that they should just follow them.

The adults know what it means to leave their hometown, and given the current situation, they probably won't be able to come back in their lifetime.

Standing at the bow of the ship, the group gazed at their homeland receding into the distance, their eyes filled with reluctance and longing.

Everyone was saddened, but they didn't have much time to be saddened, as they were soon pulled back by the discomfort of the little one being hungry.

Rong Liancheng took one last look in the direction of home, and then followed them down into the cabin.