At the horizon, the air trembled.

A deep, resounding roar pressed down from the depths of the clouds. It wasn't the whine of a speedboat engine, but the tearing of the air by some steel behemoth. What began as a slight tremor quickly grew into a violent, immense sound, so powerful that even the deck resonated with it!

Captain Kant looked up at the source of the sound. His pupils contracted sharply.

A massive, dark gray transport plane skimmed low over the sea, its wings cutting through the air and sending up sprays of water several meters high. In an instant, shadow fell over Kant's gunboat; the sunlight vanished, and the entire deck was plunged into darkness.

"What is that? A sea monster? Or God's coffin?" Lieutenant Odo dropped his gun on the deck, his mouth agape as he asked in a terrified voice.

"Idiot! That's a Y-20!" Kant had served in the military and had seen photos of it on the calendar. But a photo and the real thing above your head are two different things.

The roar of the two D-30KP-2 engines nearly ruptured Kant's eardrums.

Kant snapped out of his daze, lunged forward, and kicked the soldier who was adjusting the anti-aircraft machine gun to the ground. He roared, "Don't fire! Don't fire!" Then he yelled, "You want to kill us all! Raise the gun! No, throw it away! Throw it away now!"

The soldier fell to the ground, and machine gun bullets rolled down the deck.

At the same time, a cold and imposing voice rang out in Chinese on the gunboat's public communications channel, followed by an English translation.

"This is the Chinese Air Force. Your actions have threatened the safety of our citizens. Please disarm immediately, or you will face the consequences."

The voice wasn't loud, but it carried an undeniable threat of death.

Kant sat on the deck, watching the giant plane circling and turning over in the distance, then glancing at the faint outline of the warship's mast on the horizon. He knew that it was more than just an airplane; behind it lay the fury of an entire nation.

"Disarm...disarm!" Kant shouted, trembling.

He suddenly remembered something and glanced down. He was wearing jungle camouflage today and hadn't brought a white flag. He looked up and saw the white sheets fluttering in the wind on the "Atrume".

"Quick! Find a white cloth!" Kant yelled at his men.

"Sir, I didn't bring it!"

Kant gritted his teeth, his hands trembling as he unbuckled his belt. Under the watchful eyes of everyone, the government captain abruptly pulled down his trousers. He was wearing clean white underwear.

He used his bayonet to lift his underwear, tied it to the end of his belt, and then stood on the command platform waving it wildly.

"I'll deactivate! I'll deactivate right away! Don't fire! I'm a friend! China is a good friend!" Kant screamed in broken English, his white underwear standing out starkly in the sea breeze.

The stray dog ​​was bound with rope, its face pressed against the deck, its eyes practically bulging out. He'd seen people beg for mercy on the battlefield, but he'd never seen one beg for mercy with its underwear down.

On the "Pravda," Sam stared blankly at Kant, then at Su Ming.

"Boss, his seems more sincere than our bed sheets," Sam exclaimed sincerely.

Su Ming didn't speak; he looked up at the Y-20 that had flown back again.

The rear cabin door of the giant aircraft slowly opened, revealing its spacious interior.

"It's about to poop!" Odo exclaimed, pointing at the plane's rear.

"Run! Run!" Kant screamed, leaping off the control panel and scrambling into the cabin. He incoherently shouted, "They're going to drop an atomic bomb! It's an atomic bomb! A plane that big, its droppings must be atomic bombs!"

The entire gunboat descended into chaos, with soldiers jumping into the water or crawling into the cabins.

Just then, several white parachutes emerged from behind the aircraft, blooming in the air and carrying several huge green metal boxes, precisely descending towards the river mouth.

"The package has arrived."

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