"Woo!"
A long horn sound came from outside the porthole, indicating that there was a ship ahead. Ever since he entered the realm of Order, such sounds had become more frequent. Li Kanghua could hear it almost every half an hour, and now, the interval had been shortened to half an hour, or even shorter.
He had never heard of Order being a force with advanced navigation.
In Li Kanghua's original understanding, when the apocalypse arrived, this world's technology and civilization had regressed by hundreds of years. Ships? Without factories, it might have become a thing of the past.
In Li Kanghua's general impression, Order was considered a survival base, but it wasn't considered to be large and resourceful. In terms of wealth, it wasn't much different from the City of Silver.
But now, it didn't seem to be the case.
It should be known that the number of people recruited from the City of Silver this time had exceeded ten thousand, and the ships in charge of transportation were all provided by the Order. Among them, there was no lack of giant steel ships seen in peacetime. Other than that, there were also many wooden ships. There were at least twenty of them, and just this alone was not something the City of Silver could compare to.
Li Kanghua stood out during the training and became one of the thousands of survivors. Originally, obtaining the Awakening Pill to become a professional was his dream, but the sudden abolition of the training made Li Kanghua lose his motivation. He felt that all his hard work was a joke at that moment, so he became one of the people who signed up.
No matter where he went, as long as he left that land, that was enough.
Suddenly, Li Kanghua heard a strange buzzing sound, as if something was flying over his head.
Then, there were messy footsteps coming from the cabin above.
"So noisy."
"What the hell is that guy doing? Can't he let us have a good sleep? "
Someone immediately complained.
Li Kanghua's heart skipped a beat. He got off the bed and looked out the porthole.
Outside, the sky was still blue and the sea stretched as far as the eye could see. It didn't seem to have changed, except for a large bird chasing and playing.
Wait, what kind of bird is that?
Li Kanghua rubbed his eyes, almost unable to believe what he was seeing. When the "bird" was perpendicular to the sea, its huge body and ferocious head didn't look like a normal creature at all!
When they flew above the ship again, he confirmed that he was not hallucinating because he had been cooped up for too long. That thing was not a regular bird, nor was it a flying insect. It was a creature that he was lucky enough to see among the silver members.
It was a huge white dragon!
There were dragons here too?!
Li Kanghua opened his mouth and wanted to shout, but he found that he couldn't spit out a single word. How could such a thing happen? Even though he had gradually accepted the strength of Order and had a certain expectation of the prosperity of Order, this scene was still far beyond his understanding.
Originally, in Li Kanghua's mind, dragons were creatures that could only be encountered by chance. The reason why the Dragon Gate was so powerful was that there was a real dragon!
And what did he see just now? A gigantic white object that looked like a snow-capped mountain flashed past his eyes just like that.
Just as Li Kanghua's thoughts were in a mess, the ship blew the horn again, but this time, the sound was much longer. It was usually to remind the migrants that they were about to dock.
"Line up to disembark, don't push!" A black-uniformed Order Administrator shouted as he shuttled through the crowd. "Look at your number tag. Find the corresponding checkpoint after you disembark. Don't go in the wrong direction!"
Li Kanghua, who had yet to recover from the shock, was pushed by the crowd and boarded the deck, which he had not seen for a long time.
The busy port appeared before his eyes.
It was definitely the largest port he had ever seen. The long dock extended along the coast, and he couldn't see the end of it. It was different from the damp and decaying port of the past. The ground here was covered with a layer of white bricks. It looked neat and clean. Ships of all sizes came and went. This was something that Li Kanghua had never imagined.
Exterminating the sea beasts and expanding Linlang Port was something that ordinary people would find difficult to accomplish. But now, with the help of slaves and professionals, this amazing port was successfully built in a short period of time. In addition, there were hundreds of ships parked around the port. Every ship was brand-new and bigger than the ones owned by the City of Silver!
This should have been a spectacular scene, and it could be seen from the exclamations of the people around him. But to him, it was equivalent to adding an unimportant stroke to his confused mind.
Li Kanghua looked back in the direction of the ship almost every three steps he took, hoping to see the dragon's figure again. This was almost an instinctive reaction of his body, as though he was seeking evidence and consolation to show that he wasn't trapped in his imagination.
Unfortunately, the white dragon didn't appear again when he stepped onto the pier. It was as though it had entered the clouds and vanished without a trace.
An illusion?
No!
In the situation just now, many people had seen this scene. Some of them even thought that they had been attacked, and their faces turned ghastly pale!
"Please take out your number tag and enter your respective checkpoints!" Many people on the dock shouted with loudspeakers. Even though it wasn't like the electric loudspeakers of peacetime, the special structure allowed the sound to reach the ears of everyone present.
Li Kanghua shook his head forcefully and forcefully threw away the distracting thoughts in his heart. He focused his attention on the front of his eyes.
It wasn't as dirty and messy as the City of Silver. Some professionals and army personnel would reveal haughty expressions, especially when there was a gathering of people. Some guards would even use shoving actions to express their dissatisfaction and contempt for ordinary people.
But the way of welcoming people here was different.
The densely packed immigrants formed a long line as they slowly passed through the checkpoints. Just the number of people gathered at the dock exceeded ten thousand. Many of them had a strange smell on them because they rarely bathed. But even so, the guards didn't show any dissatisfaction. Instead, they patiently explained the steps of the checkpoint.
This feeling was like … going to the train station to check tickets in peacetime. There was no discrimination, only normal interaction between people.
What he saw and heard along the way attracted Li Kanghua's attention. If the recruitment was just a form of anger and absolute disappointment towards the City of Silver, then now, Li Kanghua began to truly examine this land.
Order.
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