The night winds and waves were very strong, with the waves often cresting at more than ten meters high, far beyond what one could imagine near the shore.
There are no mountains on the sea, once air currents change and create the winds.
That would mean a gale sweeping wildly, with at least a force of ten.
The waves were layered upon each other, howling as they approached.
From a distance, it looked like a giant mountain was crashing towards them.
Under such surging waves, even a hundred-meter freight ship found it hard to withstand, resembling a tiny boat tossed and turned incessantly, making people feel a strong urge to vomit.
The deck was occasionally washed over by sea water.
The barbecue feast was extinguished by a wave, and a group of people drenched by the sea water fled below deck.
After discussing, they decided to risk entering the ring-shaped reef area.
Inside, the waters were calm, devoid of any sign of waves from afar.
