Azur Lane: The Tragic Admiral’s Azur Life

On the sea ten kilometers away from the island, Yang Sikang was standing on the edge of the deck, watching the waves undulate beside the ship.

"Master, is it okay to leave it to Shangri-La?"

Belfast asked worriedly as he placed a drink next to him. Yang Sikang turned around and said with a smile:

"Aren't you worried?"

"I don't doubt Shangri-La's ability, but if she handles these things, wouldn't it be a little... bad?"

"I feel pretty good."

Yang Sikang narrowed his eyes and raised the corners of his mouth slightly.

When he arrived nearby and found the target, he realized some problems belatedly.

First of all, he didn't know the identities and origins of the ship's customers, or whether there were any sensitive people among them.

Secondly, he received the information from Guanghui. Although this can avoid some conflicts, it also leaves him without subsequent background support.

Once something goes wrong, he is the executor who is most likely to have problems.

With his identity and position, it would be very difficult to handle this matter without causing problems.

The higher up people are, the more arrogant they are, and this arrogance will be most vividly displayed when they treat those they consider to be inferior to them.

Therefore, after some thinking, Yang Sikang chose a solution:

He did not show up at all, leaving Shangri-La to handle the matter.

First of all, Shangri-La is a ship girl. Those people don't know her origin and dare not be too arrogant towards her.

Secondly, if he were present, those people might get into trouble with him and ask him to 'take care of it'. But without him being present, there would be no such problem.

Moreover, because Yang Sikang did not receive information from the company, he could completely say that he was not there at all and was just someone led by Shangri-La.

Anyway, it's up to him whether he's there or not. As long as he doesn't show up, there won't be any flaws.

Rather than having him rescue people and get into a lot of trouble, it would be easier for Shangri-La to handle it.

Moreover, Shangri-La is fully capable of dealing with these problems.

"You think that if Shangri-La handles it, we won't get much benefit from this matter, right?"

Belfast nodded.

There are many advantages to letting Shangri-La handle this matter, but there is also a big disadvantage.

Because this would be equivalent to removing Yang Sikang himself from the matter. While avoiding trouble, it would also be equivalent to giving up possible benefits.

Since most of the people on the ship are rich and powerful people, it must not be difficult to get something from them.

Yang Sikang smiled and shook his head:

"Don't look at those people who can spend millions every day on the ship for a few days. It's not that easy for others to get a piece of meat from them. I don't know the origins of those people. Compared with being unsure, interests, stability is more important to me.”

"We will run the port area by ourselves in the future, so the economy is a very important part. Those people over there may not be able to cause us trouble in battles and other aspects, but economically, there are many ways for them to retaliate against us. And it’s hard for us to fight back.”

After sighing helplessly, Yang Sikang smiled and said:

"In the final analysis, our current confidence is still insufficient. I'm afraid I can't bear the interests these people have."

After looking under the boat, Yang Sikang said again:

"And what they did was a bit too coincidental. I'm afraid there is also a problem on that island. If I deal with it myself... I'm afraid I won't be able to help but kill them."

"So the reason you contacted Mr. Stoker before was to check out the island, right?"

"No, I asked him to tell another person about the island."

Yang Sikang smiled:

"A philanthropist who has enough strength and background to dare to challenge anyone."

Professional people do professional things, such as exposing darkness and unbearable things, and it is naturally much better to leave it to philanthropists than Yang Sikang himself.

As for the follow-up processing, professionals will naturally handle it when the time comes, but what does it have to do with him, a person who was not involved in the whole process?

However, Yang Sikang did not intend to return empty-handed, otherwise he would not let Belfast float on the sea here for the time being.

An hour later, several ships over there finally started to take action.

Shangri-La's report was also passed on, and everything was as Yang Sikang expected.

Although the process was somewhat tortuous, the result was exactly what he had hoped for.

After waiting for those people to leave, Yang Sikang asked Belfast to move over from the other side of the island and land at a safe location along the coast.

"Okay, let's see what those people are hiding here."

I don’t know why they chose to stop near this island and release the drift bottles. But judging from the current situation, there is no siren siege around.

This was a very strange phenomenon, but it also made Yang Sikang certain that these people must have hidden something on the island.

Especially those things that...may directly ruin the guest's reputation.

Isn't it much more valuable to have this evidence than to negotiate with those people?

However, when Yang Sikang found the 'evidence' an hour later, his excitement was gone.

Those people did indeed hide things on the island as he expected, but what he didn't expect was that the things those people hid were actually living people.

A large number of young women had their wrists and ankles tied, cotton-filled cloth strips stuffed in their mouths and tied behind their heads.

He could neither move nor make any sounds other than whimpering, and it was even more impossible to eat or anything.

They were locked up in a secluded bunker. The internal space here was less than fifty square meters, but there were as many as 76 people.

No lighting, but fairly dry. But with so many people gathered here, I'm afraid some people may not be able to hold on for a day.

It is extremely easy for people to feel insecure in the dark, let alone when they are in such a state?

If no one takes care of them, these women may never be able to leave this place.

The structure of the bunker is simple and there are basically no protective measures. Although it is hidden, the cost is obviously very low.

"Owner……"

Belfast looked over worriedly. Yang Sikang shook his head in silence. Instead of letting anyone untie the women, he turned around and walked out directly.

Javelin turned his head three times, obviously worried about those people.

"It's hard to do now..."

Yang Sikang frowned and kept thinking in his mind.

The current situation is completely different from what he expected, but the trouble is that now he obviously can't just walk away.

His personal morals wouldn't allow him to turn a blind eye to this, and his shipgirls wouldn't accept that either.

But how to deal with it is a very serious problem.

"Belfast, do you still have that ordinary pistol?"

"Here I am."

"give me."