Turing Chen had not returned, which only meant two possible outcomes, either he was dead or captured.
...
By now, the great fire at Devil's Bay had long been extinguished.
A full fleet of more than a thousand large ships had been buried beneath the sea.
And on the coastline, mountainous heaps of shipwrecks still held countless skeletons.
Truly countless skeletons, innumerable!
For a long time to come, it's likely that no one would dare to approach this area.
In many ghost stories, this place would certainly become a classic scene.
Thousands of Tianshui City soldiers were desperately dealing with the aftermath, piling up all the shipwrecks and corpses together, and then burning them in a raging fire!
In a castle near Tianshui Wharf.
Suo Lun looked at his two prisoners, Lord Tuli Ming of Luan Yang City, and Turing Chen.
Count Tuli Ming had already woken up and said to Suo Lun, "Please state your terms for ransom. As long as they are not too excessive, I'll agree."
