novelden Chapter 1011
Chapter 1011
Although she didn't want to worry her family, Zhong Tiyun and Zhou Jianghai could guess how miserable she was seeing her.
The words that were on the tip of my tongue got stuck there and I couldn't say them.
They couldn't tell their daughter who had just woken up that they had been searching the sea for five or six hours and hadn't even seen Mu Mu's shadow.
Zhou Shuwan keenly noticed that something was wrong with the atmosphere.
"Dad, Mom, what's wrong? Where are Brother Xiaoyu and Mumu?" She looked around and noticed that the tanker was moving slowly.
"Are they in the cockpit? Where are we now?"
After being asked this question, Zhong Tiyun could no longer hold back and choked up as she told the story of Mu Mu falling off the deck into the sea.
Zhong Tiyun burst into tears.
Zhou Jianghai patted her shoulder and took over the conversation: "Wanwan, don't worry, take a breath first, Dad will tell you."
He paused, carefully choosing his words, and slowly told the story of the disaster they encountered later, how Mu Mu fell off the boat while repairing it, and how Qi Mingyu was now driving the boat with them to search along the route.
Zhou Shuwan's face turned pale instantly, even paler than when he was unconscious.
"What did you say? Mu Mu has been in the water for five or six hours?"
The sea is now very rough, and it is very dangerous for their cruise ship to be on the sea, not to mention a person soaking in the sea for several hours.
He hasn't been found for such a long time. Could he have been swept into the deep sea by the undercurrent?
Will I lose consciousness due to hypothermia?
"I have to go find him!" Zhou Shuwan immediately struggled to get up.
But it was as if all the strength had been drained from my body. Just as I managed to prop up my upper body, a severe dizziness came over me.
The room in front of her instantly twisted into a blur of colors. The sound of waves and her parents' calls became distant and vague. Her body softened and she was about to fall to the ground.
"Wanwan! Be careful!" Zhou Jianghai was quick to embrace her.
Zhou Shuwan relied on his father for support, and it took him a long time to calm down.
She knew she couldn't fall down, Mu Mu was still waiting for her.
She focused her mind and released a wheelchair.
"Dad, please push me out." Her voice was still trembling, but she was extremely determined: "I have to go to the deck. Only in an open place can my spatial perception ability cover the sea surface to the maximum extent, so that I can find Mu Mu faster."
Zhou Jianghai hesitated, but seeing his daughter's determined expression, he agreed: "Okay!"
He gripped the wheelchair handle tightly, but the worry in his eyes did not diminish in the slightest.
He looked down at his daughter's pale, almost transparent face and couldn't help asking, "Does your head still hurt? You felt so dizzy just now, why don't you rest for a while?"
Zhou Shuwan shook his head: "Dad, saving Mu Mu is the most important thing."
Zhong Tiyun wiped her tears and said, "Wanwan, we will go to the deck with you. If you feel uncomfortable, please tell us at any time."
Zhou Shuwan nodded.
It took two of them to push her out onto the deck.
Pushing open the deck door, the biting sea breeze rushed in instantly, lifting the corners of Zhou Shuwan's clothes.
Her eyes scanned the boundless sea eagerly.
Zhou Jianghai parked the wheelchair next to the railing on the deck and considerately adjusted the angle so that Zhou Shuwan could perceive it more conveniently.
Zhong Tiyun hurried back to the cabin and soon came out with a thick cloak. She carefully draped it over Zhou Shuwan's shoulders and fastened the collar. "The wind is strong on the sea. Don't catch a cold. You can't get sick again now."
Zhou Shuwan thanked him softly and slowly placed his hands on the cold railing.
The moment she closed her eyes, she concentrated all her energy and mobilized her ability to perceive space.
But within a few seconds, a severe dizziness suddenly hit me, even more intense than when I was in the cabin.
Everything in front of my eyes suddenly went dark, the sound of waves in my ears seemed to turn into a sharp roar, my stomach was churning, and the feeling of nausea rushed into my throat.