Upon entering the Indian Ocean, Luo Feng discovered a vast expanse devoid of nations, marked only by desolate islands.
Commercial vessels were seldom seen.
In such a maritime environment, lacking sophisticated navigation instruments, one could easily lose course amidst the boundless sea.
Should one lose their way, the consequences would be unthinkable.
This was a concern in ancient times when venturing out to sea was fraught with peril.
Nowadays, such problems had been virtually eradicated.
Thanks to satellite phones, distress calls could be made directly, and coordinates could be easily determined, eliminating any chance of losing one's direction.
Along the way, Luo Feng utilized sonar and scanning equipment, ceaselessly sweeping the waters. If a sunken ship were found containing valuable artifacts, he would send men to retrieve them.
