After the naval port was renovated, Yin took two days off to prepare to take the children out to sea. The three little ones were very excited and packed their bags a day in advance, ready to go out together.
Qingyan sat in a rattan chair, watching the twins direct the maids to start preparing things for their trip the next day. Yin repeatedly told Qingyan not to help, and to let the two of them prepare. If anything was missing, the two children would be taught a lesson.
"Mother, look at what we've prepared. Is something missing?" Yiken'e quickly asked.
"Yiken'e, what did you promise your father?" Qingyan asked, bending down.
“My sister and I will prepare this ourselves this time; we can’t ask Mother for help,” Yiken said, her little face lowered.
"So, I can't help you either," Qingyan said helplessly. "Your father will be back in less than half an hour."
As Yin walked from the courtyard into the courtyard, he overheard the conversation between the children and Qingyan, and couldn't help but smile to himself.
"Fourth Prince, why are you back so early?" Qingyan asked Yin in surprise. "You usually don't come back until close to dinner time."
Yin picked up his daughter and looked at her smiling face, feeling a warm glow in his heart.
"Little girl, have you done as your father asked?" Yin asked.
Qingyan said with a stern face, "She started working as soon as she got up this morning. I've never seen her so diligent before."
She immediately became happy. The little girl nodded and tried her best. Qingyan shook her head. Her daughter was a bit clumsy at first, but soon she adapted. Even Yiken couldn't compare to her.
"We'll leave tonight, and by tomorrow morning we'll be at sea," Yin told Qingyan in a low voice.
"Living at sea?" Qingyan's almond-shaped eyes sparkled, as if she could see a beautiful scene tomorrow.
The twins were very excited and continued to make a fuss even after dinner.
Seeing the two children making a fuss, Yin did not order them to go to bed as usual. Although Yiken'e was making a fuss, he was still hoping that Yin would scold them.
"Fourth Brother, aren't you going to let the children sleep?" Qingyan asked suspiciously.
Yin shook his head; he would rather the children sleep for a few hours on the boat.
"No need. Let the children sleep until tomorrow when they get sleepy. The ship was rocking a lot just now!" Yin didn't want the children to be uncomfortable, so he simply let them fall asleep.
Qingyan heard Yin's explanation and understood why he hadn't woken her up; he was thinking of them.
"Prepare some warm clothes for them. They definitely didn't prepare any. I saw that the boxes were full of toys!" Yin secretly looked at the two children's boxes, saying that he would definitely not interfere with them and that he did not want the children to suffer.
Upon hearing this, Qingyan covered her mouth and burst into laughter. Yin was just all bark and no bite; he was all talk and no action.
As midnight approached, Yin carried Qingyan and the children to their rooms on the ship. After settling the three of them in, Yin went to the observation room, where he had been waiting for them.
"Fourth brother, is everything ready?" Yin asked quickly, seeing Yin's worried look.
Yin nodded. To be honest, he hadn't originally intended to bring the children along. He said they were going to take a break and go sea fishing, but in reality, they had brought quite a few generals with them, and he wanted them to get used to life at sea.
"Hmm, Big Brother, what about you over there?" Yin was preparing to sound the midnight battle alarm. The suite where Yin Genjueluo and Qingyan were staying was specially equipped, so even if there was an alarm, it would not be heard inside the room.
"We prepared according to the plan, but the new recruits might be much slower!" Yin was very disappointed with these naval personnel. After the Spring Festival break, these naval personnel might need to retrain and regroup.
"It's much better than right after the Spring Festival. If we're in the bottom ten this time, we'll have to send them back to the capital." Yin sneered.
Outside the door, the guards overheard these words and quickly found some junior sura to inform the princes of the royal family, so that they could make preparations as much as possible.
At this moment, the new recruits' rooms on the third floor were in complete chaos. The princes of the imperial clan were discussing among themselves how to get away with it this time. Yin and Yin were very strict with their rules, and if they were not careful, they would be sent back to their hometowns, which would make them lose face.
In the mansion, they used countless methods to obtain this position. Even the patriarchs hoped that they could live up to expectations and gain a foothold in the navy.
During the Spring Festival, the leaders of these groups were sent back to the capital and abandoned by their families. Those families were all trying to find another opportunity to recruit online trolls.
"Do you think what Fourth Master said is true?" They are all still trying to atone for their crimes, and if their assessment results are not good, they certainly won't be able to stay here.
“It should be. Didn’t you notice that the vast majority of the people who followed us this time were new recruits?” Exin’e glanced at his roommate and said helplessly.
"Don't underestimate them just because they're new recruits. They train much harder than us. So, if we have a chance to avoid being among the last ten, we'll be incredibly grateful!" The families have all focused their attention on them, and no one has considered what kind of life they lead in the navy.
Just as the group had settled down to sleep, Yin immediately activated the midnight battle alarm. Everyone was on edge, anticipating some kind of action from Yin.
As the alarm sounded, the soldiers on the third floor quickly dressed and prepared to run to the observation platform. Yin and Yin stood with their hands behind their backs and their legs shoulder-width apart, watching as the soldiers began to line up one after another.
Those princes of the imperial clan did not become the last ones, which made Yin and Yin quite gratified. At least these people still had some sense of propriety and did not cause any trouble.
"Alright, the last ten people, step forward!" Yin said loudly.
Soon, ten people stood on the left side of the platform, and Yin drew a "1" under their names.
"500 push-ups!" E Shuo punished him directly.
This is the most common punishment method used by the new army. E Shuo felt that this not only punished people, but also enhanced the physical strength of the team members, so it was a good choice.
However, it's quite a test for these online trolls to do this on a shaky floor.
Su Peisheng stood beside the ten people and began to count them off.
As Yin listened to the numbers being reported, he was overjoyed. These were E'shuo's specialties, so Yin had no worries at all.
"Fourth brother, is this okay?" Yin was still a little worried. Most of these people were new recruits, and he couldn't just let them lie down.
If the training is too harsh, leaving the naval soldiers battered and bruised, Yin and Yin will certainly be held responsible.
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