As soon as Qingyan stepped out of the cabin, the waves outside grew quite large, crashing against the hull of the warship. Qingyan also noticed that the weather outside had become much colder, and the ship was rocking back and forth in the sea.
"Sulan, bring Yiken'e and Hutulifengsheng Zhalafen their heaviest cloaks." Qingyan stood in front of the railing, felt the cold wind from the sea, and turned around to instruct them.
Following Qingyan's example, Yingenjueluo had someone bring Songkelierha heavy clothes. The group sat on comfortable chairs, each taking a fishing rod and starting to fish. Qingyan hid herself in a heavy cloak, with a brazier beside her, and was getting drowsy.
"Mother, with such a strong sea breeze, will we still be able to catch anything?" Hutuli Fengsheng Zhalafen was a little impatient. She hadn't waited for even the time it takes to drink a cup of tea before she became a bit restless.
Qingyan was taken aback by her question. No one could guarantee that they could catch it. They could only try to catch it as soon as possible.
At this moment, Yikene remained calm and focused, keeping his eyes fixed on the turbulent sea, allowing himself to settle down and prepare for a proper fishing trip.
Yin and Yin stood behind them, carefully observing Yiken'e's actions. Yin had to admit that Yiken'e was definitely composed.
Qingyan tried to cast her line twice, but no fish came. She was getting a little anxious. If she really didn't catch anything, wouldn't it be a huge embarrassment to tell others?
"Little darling, did you find anything?" Yin noticed that Qingyan's expression was not good, so he quickly stepped forward and asked.
His hand rested on her shoulder, and she instantly came to her senses. Luckily, she hadn't brought the fish out of her spatial dimension; with such a large storm, the fish certainly wouldn't bite.
"No, really, why did they choose to come out in this weather?" Shu Yun was a bit of a headache.
"Mother, let's wait a little longer, the waves might subside soon!" Just as Yiken'e finished speaking, a wave crashed onto the boat, stirring up huge waves that directly overwhelmed the railing.
Yin and Yin exchanged a glance and immediately decided to wait until the storm subsided before going out.
"Alright, that's enough fishing for today. Let's wait a couple of days until the waves calm down," Yin said directly to the five people holding fishing rods.
Qingyan glanced at Yin. Was it not a good idea to give up halfway through?
"Father, can't we face difficulties head-on?" Yiken'e was a little confused. Kangxi had said that when faced with problems, we cannot keep avoiding them; we must confront them head-on.
"It depends. A wise man doesn't stand under a crumbling wall. With such a big storm, will it sweep you away?" Yin said helplessly.
Looking at the turbulent sea and then down at his own small frame, Yikene finally gave in; that was for sure.
“Father, I understand!” Yiken’e finally gave in.
Qingyan put down her fishing rod and picked up her daughter, standing behind Yin to await Yiken'e's decision. Her daughter was used to listening to Yin, but her son was different.
He preferred to think for himself, and Kangxi taught Yiken'e to be very opinionated.
The group left the deck and returned to the flower hall in the observation room. The seven of them sat around the carved round table and looked out through the floor-to-ceiling windows to see the waves crashing higher and higher.
"Father, look at the distance. Why are there such big waves and so many ships?" Yiken'e handed the telescope to Yin and pointed to the distance.
Yin and Yin raised the mirror, and in the mirror they saw pairs of ships in the distance.
Even if a merchant ship encounters a similar situation, it will remain stationary on the sea and wait for the storm to pass before leaving the area.
"Brother, what do you think?" Yin also felt that this question was a bit strange.
"Fourth brother, pass down the order to lower the military flag and replace it with the pirate flag. If it's a Qing merchant ship, we shouldn't go over. But if it's a merchant ship from another country, we'll go all out," Yin said directly.
Yin walked to the microphone and gave orders through it, requiring all personnel to concentrate and carefully watch the fleet of merchant ships approaching from a distance.
Qingyan used the spatial ability to observe the merchant ships in the distance. They were not merchant ships of the Qing Dynasty, but the ships were really strange.
The ship slowly approached the merchant ships and found that they had no ability to fight back. Yin and Yin had changed into black night clothes in advance and appeared in everyone's sight with their faces half-concealed.
Qingyan didn't go near the window; if those people saw her, it would be a very troublesome situation.
"Sister-in-law, let the children come over. This uploading must be unusual!" Qingyan said with emotion.
In the past, after looting the valuables, Yin and Yin would leave directly. This time, not only did they not leave, but they went directly to the ship over there.
"Madam, His Majesty requests that you bring your apron!" Su Peisheng appeared respectfully at the door, looking at Qingyan with a troubled expression.
Qingyan was taken aback. How could she possibly use her?
Su Lan presented her with a royal blue cap and helped her walk outside.
Stepping out of the cabin, Qingyan pulled her cloak tighter, noticing that the sea breeze outside was still quite cold.
Qingyan walked onto the hijacked merchant ship, where Yin was already waiting. There were many guards on board dressed in fine clothes, collecting various treasures and other items.
"I saw a few iron cages on the deck, and I think there are people inside," Yin said in a low voice. "Come and take a look."
Qingyan followed Yin closer to the deck. Her eyes widened as she saw five cages in front of her holding no fewer than a hundred black slaves.
"Fourth, these are black slaves. These people are very strong." Qingyan said with some emotion. Most of these black people were tricked into coming here by people from advanced civilization.
Black slaves?!
Yin walked over from a distance and happened to hear this explanation.
"Are these people just like slaves?" Yin glanced at the imprisoned people. These people had dark skin and looked no different from others.
"Pretty much, these people came from a distant continent!" Qingyan exclaimed.
After the Americas were reclaimed, the slave trade had already begun, a business that was guaranteed to be profitable.
"Little Darling, are you sure?!" Yin glanced at Qingyan and said. Even in the Qing Dynasty, servants were not allowed to be nursed, but no one would receive such treatment as this.
"I'm sure!" Qingyan said decisively.
Black slaves appeared before her, and judging from their appearance, some of them seemed to be in poor health.
"Send all of these up there?" Yin asked, bowing to the heavens.
Yin hesitated for a moment. If these black slaves were to be disposed of, it would require Kangxi's permission.
“Give them all away, leave none behind!” Yin also agreed.
Before Emperor Kangxi, they had to be fair and transparent, and if they received anything good, they had to send it over.
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