Compared to the Hei Yao, which was navigating through the massive waves with difficulty, the killer whales following behind weren't having an easy time either.
They are not fish; they cannot simply hide in the calm depths of the sea.
They need to surface periodically to breathe, so encountering such sudden stormy weather is somewhat dangerous for them.
With each surge, the killer whales that appeared on the surface were disoriented by the hits, their bodies undulating with the waves.
If they hadn't lived in the ocean since birth, they most likely would have been dizzy by now.
Chu Mingcheng was too preoccupied to care, constantly monitoring the wave direction and occasionally adjusting the helm.
The Hei Yao tilted to the left with one wave, then to the right with the next.
In the cabin, two dogs and two sea otters were extremely uneasy, especially the sea otter pups, who were so frightened that they ran to cling to Jiang Luoluo's legs, seeking comfort.
