Chu Mingcheng first secured the back foot of the main central sail to the low guardrails on both sides of the ship's hull, and then fixed the rear corner of the storm foresail directly in front of the mast.
No sooner had the sails been set than the Hei Yao, originally rolling and listing to one side, instantly regained its balance.
Because the center of force of the foresail was located on the ship's transverse resistance centerline, it could maintain balance.
As both sails were hoisted, the speed of the Hei Yao soared from its original ten knots to over forty in an instant.
Finally, Chu Mingcheng made his way to the bow, took hold of the ropes that adjusted the direction of the foresail, one in each hand, and started to adjust the angle to navigate the Hei Yao through calmer waves.
At this moment, he had entered Sea God mode since the operation was at least a two-person job.
