It's almost finished and ready to go.

Lin Wu looked around, crouched down and went to the front entrance. While everyone was on the bus and the people in charge were talking, she quickly slipped out and slid under the bus.

After a while, several people got on the bus one after another.

The car drove away.

Lin Wu grabbed a few horizontal bars and pressed his body tightly against the bottom of the car, carefully avoiding scratches from the gravel on the ground.

Soon, the truck was far away from the small village and there was no longer any light from the searchlights in sight.

Lin Wu moved to the side, leaned out from under the car while it was driving at high speed, grabbed the door handle from the rear door, flipped his waist, jumped onto the roof and sat down.

Lin Wu actually wanted to get into the car and take a look at his childhood self.

She remembered that she was unconscious at this time when she was a child because she had tried to escape many times but was caught and brought back. Her body was covered with wounds such as whipping, knife wounds and burns.

She had a high fever because of this, and that's why she behaved well when she was put on the ship.

Maybe because she was born with a better physique as a member of the Chi family, she managed to survive, and then she met Bai Jing. The two planned to escape.

But she couldn't enter the carriage now, nor could she be discovered by those people. She had to get on board, take the soul when a shipwreck occurred, and then leave.

Nothing unexpected can happen during this process, and she cannot take action in advance to change the established facts.

Lin Wu took a deep breath, and felt much better when he thought that these people would be found out in a month and that they would be severely punished by the enraged Lord Bai Hai.

She lay down, put her hands behind her head, and looked at the dark sky.

Then she closed her eyes and caught up on some sleep.

Four hours later, the car slowed down.

Lin Wu immediately woke up and opened his eyes, looking into the distance, which was the sea level.

They were approaching the dock.

Lin Wu immediately flipped down from the back door and hid nimbly under the car.

Ten minutes later, the truck stopped, noisy footsteps approached, and the light of several searchlights shone over.

It was impossible for Lin Wu to follow them into the boat, so he had to find a way to sneak in on his own.

But there were a lot of people on the dock and quite a few patrollers.

Lin Wu hesitated for a second whether to go over in alien form... No! Although her alien original form was not human, it was too eye-catching and out of place here, and would be noticed at a glance.

Lin Wu waited patiently.

There was a sound of a car door opening, and several people approached, told the people inside to get out in a harsh tone, and followed someone away.

When the people in this car had left, they went to another one.

Lin Wu hurried out from under the car, and seeing that there was no one near the car, he crouched and walked quickly towards the shore.

The searchlight suddenly shone over, and Lin Wu reacted quickly by jumping up, flipping over from the darkness above, and rolling into the water when he landed.

Several people not far away turned around instantly.

"What's that sound?"

"Something seems to have entered the water?"

A few people looked at each other, walked over vigilantly, and fired their guns into the water.

I shone the flashlight downwards, but there was nothing, not even a hint of blood.

"It seems that we heard it wrong. Let's go." Then several people went back.

Underwater, Lin Wu had already swam towards the boat, and all the bullets that were directed at her were blocked by her special abilities.

She quickly swam to the side of the boat and waited for a while on the side facing away from the shore.

After the patrolling personnel above had left, Lin Wu came out of the water and climbed up along the rope hanging on the hull. He stopped at the window and tried to push it, but it didn't move.

Lin Wu pushed the window with her elbow again, and it loosened, so she pushed it open with force.

This window is just slightly larger than Lin Wu's waist.

This time, Lin Wu stuffed the bag in first, then transformed and rushed in, landing lightly on a box.

She unconsciously rubbed her claws against the box, then quickly reacted, changed into human form, put on her clothes, then went up and closed the window, trying to get it stuck as much as possible.

Suddenly, there was a sound of a door opening from behind.

Lin Wu turned around, his eyes turned into a crystal clear gem-like green. Even in the darkness he could clearly see that this was the lowest compartment in the cabin. There was a staircase leading to a trap door in the ceiling, which was the exit.

Looking around again, I saw that the place was filled with miscellaneous items.

At this moment, someone is about to open the trapdoor and come in.

Lin Wu went to the innermost part and found a box that could be opened. It was half empty, filled with bottles and jars, and there were vents at the bottom.

Lin Wu didn't have time to choose one, so he threw the bag in, went in himself, and closed the box.

Of course, the space here is too small, not enough for Lin Wu to stay.

But after the forest fog was transformed, it was just right, and I had time to turn over. But it was not very comfortable to lie on the bottles and cans, and the musty smell in the box was not good.

Lin Wu's furry pure white ears moved, and he heard a lot of people coming in from outside, crying and cursing.

Lin Wu immediately understood that this was one of the two places those people used to imprison people.

But she didn't look familiar, because her childhood self was in another place.

The guard cursed a few words and maybe threatened them with something. No one dared to cry or make a fuss anymore. They all squatted together trembling, some distance away from the box where Lin Wu was.

Then someone closed the trap door and went out.

Darkness enveloped the place again, leaving only low sobbing sounds.

Lin Wu lowered his head and lay on his folded paws, closing his eyes and resting.

She can't go out now or she will be discovered.

The chance for her to get out is either when everyone is gone at the destination, or... a shipwreck. She can take advantage of the chaos to get out and find her younger self.

It seems that everything is fate. No wonder she got the tattoo after the shipwreck when she was a child. Because that was the only time she was fit to do it.

Probably because there was no one else and the future was bleak, the dozen or so people outside cried louder. Some huddled together for warmth and cursed, some prayed to God for help, hoping to be rescued, and some smiled neurotically, as if they were scared out of their wits.

After Lin Wu's transformation, her hearing became dozens of times more sensitive than usual. The sounds intertwined together and became a noise that caused her great pain.

She used her paws to pull her ears down to cover them, and fell asleep unknowingly.

When he woke up again, Lin Wu was awakened by hunger.

She rummaged through the half-dried bag and pulled out a loaf of bread.

Fortunately, it was in a bag and no water got into it.

But Lin Wu found it a bit troublesome to eat, so he had to hook out the sausage and use his sharp fingernails to cut open the packaging before eating.

During this time, someone came in from outside to deliver food.

Lin Wu heard someone opening the trap door and dropping something hard down. Some extremely hungry people rushed to grab the thing, while the others remained unmoved and were too reluctant to eat it.

Lin Wu didn't pay much attention and changed his lying position.

After about three more times someone came in to deliver meals, suddenly, the ship began to shake violently!

Lin Wu raised his head instantly, and his pointed green eyes grew a little bigger.

A shipwreck has occurred.

(End of this chapter)