The howling sea breeze caressed Tang Mo's face with indescribable comfort and pleasure. If one has to be candid, the ride aboard a Wolf-class cruiser cannot be described as comfortable.
Such warships were not designed for comfort. They are behemoths that dominate the seas, a tool for the Great Tang Group to ensure its maritime hegemony.
They are killing machines, formidable weapons for rapid assaults, but certainly not crafted for the comfort of their occupants.
Despite a series of modifications to Tang Mo's cabin, life aboard such a vessel was still not an easy affair.
However, for Tang Mo's safety, the higher-ups of the Great Tang Group had rejected plans for him to travel on a luxurious sailboat or the alternate option of a Freedom-class liner.
In the eyes of the leadership of the Great Tang Group, sailboats—outdated, slow and unsafe—were utterly unsuitable for someone like Tang Mo.
