Once the whirlpool in the sea subsided, Jiang Zhiyu exited the space.

After a few teleports, she arrived near the nuclear submarine hidden in the deeper sea.

The interior of the boat was in complete chaos.

They had just made contact with their superiors and reported bad news: all three patrol ships on the surface had lost contact, and the other nuclear submarine was also out of reach. Their superiors immediately ordered them to return to port and leave this strange area.

The moment the order was given, the black submarine, which had been gliding slowly, suddenly accelerated. The stern propeller churned the seawater wildly, creating large undercurrents, and the seawater broke through the surface with a dull thud. The entire submarine, like an enraged shark, suddenly darted forward.

"Host, they plan to escape."

"How could we let the meat that was already in our mouths get away?"

Jiang Zhiyu teleported again, landing directly on top of the nuclear submarine's hull. Activating her spatial abilities, she and the nuclear submarine were pulled into space.

……

In space, two nuclear submarines lay quietly on the water, not far apart.

The people in the second submarine were already in a panic, and now they were even more terrified. The entire submarine came to a complete standstill without warning, and everyone was frozen in place, motionless, even holding their breath.

The captain of the first submarine had gradually calmed down.

He took a deep breath, slowly raised the periscope, and cautiously glanced at the outside environment.

In the distance, towering mountain peaks rose into the clouds, their waists shrouded in mist, creating a scene resembling a fairyland. At the foot of the mountains lay a shimmering, azure lake, its shores lined with lush, verdant vegetation unlike anything he had ever seen before, exuding a vitality that seemed otherworldly.

He was deeply shaken.

The periscope circled again, and he saw another nuclear submarine anchored not far away. It was their other nuclear submarine, and they were operating in formation.

"Contact them immediately!"

The communications officer frantically operated the equipment, but there was no response.

"Try again!"

There was still no response.

But he saw it. The submarine was clearly anchored there, less than two nautical miles away.

He handed the periscope to the first officer. "Take a look, see if I'm seeing things."

The deputy captain took the periscope, turned it around, and his mouth was agape wide enough to fit a fist.

"Major General, you're not mistaken. We have indeed arrived in uncharted waters. This is no longer the Pacific Ocean."

He paused for a moment, his voice trembling slightly.

"The shape of those mountains, and this fairyland-like environment... I feel like it doesn't exist anywhere on Earth."

The two captains shared the same idea.

However, they could not contact the other party, could not see the enemy, and could not see any familiar surroundings.

At that moment, their hearts sank to the bottom.

All the instruments had malfunctioned. They didn't know if there was poisonous gas or unknown creatures on this continent; they knew nothing. They dared not open the hatch.

……

Jiang Zhiyu didn't give them any more time to react.

The poison-based supernatural power seeped into the cabin bit by bit through the submarine's ventilation system.

"Host, what are you planning to do after they're knocked unconscious by the poison? Didn't they see this place?"

"Send it back." Jiang Zhiyu said calmly, "It's an unknown continent; I doubt they'd suspect China no matter how hard they try."

Inside the ventilation duct, pale blue gas silently diffused.

Someone in the compartment was the first to smell the odor, exclaiming, "What's that smell?" and then began coughing. Soon, the person next to them also started coughing, and the sound of coughing echoed throughout the submarine.

"The air quality is bad! Wear masks! Wear masks!"

But the air inside the mask wasn't clean either. The toxins seeped into every compartment through the circulatory system, leaving nowhere to hide.

Some people started to feel dizzy, while others collapsed to the ground.

"This gap is too small." Jiang Zhiyu controlled the amount of toxin being injected, not daring to increase the force for fear of damaging the delicate facilities inside.

She continued inputting the commands for over an hour until everyone inside gradually collapsed. After waiting another half hour to confirm that everyone was completely unconscious, she teleported directly into the submarine.

More than a hundred people lay sprawled on the ground, some wearing masks, some with expressions of panic on their faces.

Her wood-based powers activated, and vines sprouted from the floor, binding everyone tightly one by one. Then she threw them all out of the space at once.

To ensure they were still alive, she threw out some broken planks, scattering them around the people.

The message still needs to be taken back by them.

She could faintly hear the sound of helicopter rotors in the distance. It seemed their rescue had arrived quickly.

This action resulted in everyone in the other ship being thrown out as well.

After throwing them out, he re-entered the spatial dimension and teleported inside the nuclear submarine. Following Seventeen's instructions, he opened the hatches of both submarines. This way, Qi Zhenhai and his team wouldn't have to force open the hatches, saving them the trouble of damaging things.

Just do it.

She came out of the space. Now that she had obtained it, Jiang Zhiyu would not delay any longer. This place was not far from Sandu'ao.

With a thought, he instantly teleported to the vicinity of Sandu'ao.

They found a secluded deep-water area, and the two nuclear submarines silently sank into the water, settling steadily on the sea surface.

"Seventeen, remove the M Army markings from above."

"Okay, host."

A flash of light emanated from Seventeen, and the layers of paint on the star-striped hull peeled away, revealing a clean metal surface underneath. Even the numbers on the portholes and the nameplates on the conning tower were wiped clean.

"I'm exhausted." Jiang Zhiyu rubbed her temples. "Which transmigrator is as worn out as I am?"

"Hehe, host, who told you to be beautiful and kind-hearted?"

……

When she reappeared at the camp, the sound of neat slogans could be faintly heard from the training field in the distance.

The naval personnel were conducting orderly training on the aircraft carrier deck, while Qi Zhenhai watched from a short distance away. When he turned around and saw Jiang Zhiyu walking over, his eyes lit up instantly.

He jumped off the deck and came running over, looking nothing like a deputy commander in his fifties.

"Director Jiang! Director Jiang! What brings you here? Do you have something good? Is it the one I'm thinking about?"

Jiang Zhiyu rubbed her forehead.

"I put it in that direction for you." She pointed to the sea in the distance, "It's about ten or twenty nautical miles from here. Find someone to go there yourself."

Qi Zhenhai was stunned. He had only asked the question on a whim and hadn't expected it to actually exist.

"You...you just got it like that?"

Jiang Zhiyu nodded.

"Director Jiang, you're not allowed to lie to me!"

"Take it or leave it."

"Yes! Yes! Yes! Definitely!" Qi Zhenhai's voice cracked with excitement as he turned and shouted at the top of his lungs towards the aircraft carrier, "Commander Li! Commander Liu! Follow me!"

He shouted as he ran toward the dock, and halfway there he called a few soldiers who dragged and pulled him onto a speedboat.

With the engine roaring, the speedboat sped off, cutting through the sea and heading towards the area Jiang Zhiyu pointed to.

Jiang Zhiyu stood on the shore watching their departing figures, shook her head, and turned to walk back.

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