Siheyuan: Living in the People's Community, with a Heart for the Red Star

Old Yang quickly came to the second floor and said nervously, "It's too dangerous. I've heard that the US military is free and unrestrained. This really opened my eyes."

Lao Yang took out his wallet from his pocket and opened the photo. Isn’t this a beautiful photo of Sam?

"Eh~" Lao Yang immediately felt sick, took out the photo and put it into the space, squeezed it into powder through the space, and then scattered the powder in the cabin. It was an eyesore!

Old Yang continued to check the rooms one by one and found that the soldiers on the second floor were more elite. When Old Yang pushed the door open and entered the room, the soldiers all looked towards the door. The soldiers on the second floor were all equipped with guns, and the guns were placed on the bedside boards where the soldiers could reach them. The second floor of the battleship was the real combatants, ready to attack at any time.

Each hatch has a number, so Lao Yang didn't go in, but went to the end. There were medical rooms and confinement rooms written on the hatches. Lao Yang went down the stairs to the entrance of the third floor, where there was a sign saying "ammunition depot". He found two soldiers guarding the entrance, and the soldiers saluted immediately when they saw Lao Yang coming. The stairs went down to the fourth floor, and the sign above said it was the power floor.

Old Yang returned to the second floor and quickly returned to the first floor through the stairs. Seeing Sam's room closed, Old Yang felt relieved. Old Yang pushed the door of the room marked 001, and the door opened. It was filled with some fitness equipment. The bedding was scattered on the floor, and the bed was also messy. There was a radio and a phonograph on the desk. There was also a TV on the wall opposite the bed, with a VCR connected to it and several videotapes scattered around. There were two military uniforms hanging on the hanger, and a photo of Los in military uniform was placed on the bedside table.

It seems that this room is indeed Los's, but his lifestyle is a bit undisciplined. Old Yang put all the bedding on the bed and the sundries on the ground into the space and squeezed them into powder, then went to the sink and washed them away bit by bit from the drain. Old Yang took out his own bedding from the space and spread it on the bed, then searched around the room. He found the introduction report of the Promise in the drawer under the TV. Old Yang sat on the swivel chair and leaned over the table to open the report and read the information.

The Promise cruiser is 189 meters long, 22 meters wide, and has a speed of 32 knots. It is equipped with two triple-mounted 203mm guns, four single-barreled 4mm anti-aircraft guns, and four quadruple-mounted 127mm machine guns. The modification added two missile launchers to launch air defense missiles and anti-ship missiles respectively. The cruising range is 4 nautical miles and the displacement is 12.7 tons. The third floor is used as the cruiser's ammunition warehouse to store a large number of air-to-air, air defense missiles, and anti-submarine bombs. The full staff is 1.5 people, and the minimum staff is 1 people.

After reading the basic information of the Promise, Lao Yang put the manual into the space. Lao Yang continued to search for items in the room, and found two boxes of TT and some happy props in the bedside table. Lao Yang put these things into the space, crushed them into powder, and flushed them into the toilet. In the desk, he found a .22 Wolverine semi-automatic pistol, 50 rounds of bullets, and some money and items of Los, and put all these items into the space.

Old Yang found the Promise's mission list, firepower configuration list, material list, power load list, personnel list and ship's communication number in a locked drawer. Old Yang took a look at the list and found that the ship had 491 assemblers, 300 marines, 120 naval soldiers, and 71 other logistics service personnel, including two medical personnel and one doctor.

Lao Yang quickly found out from the information in the table that there were five maintenance personnel on board, all of whom were on the fourth floor of the warship and usually did not leave the maintenance department. The signalmen and radarmen also only ate and lived on the ship's tower.

It would take about a day to get to the Chinese waters from the current location. Lao Yang planned to use this day to find out the situation on the cruiser so as to deal with the next thing. Since Lao Yang was a fake, he didn't dare to go out casually for fear of being exposed. So he stayed in the room and turned on the TV. He could actually receive American and Japanese TV stations.

The TV could also play videotapes. Old Yang picked up a videotape and put it into the VCR. It turned out to be a pornographic film with limited ratings. Old Yang had no desire to watch such outdated stuff. He took out the tape, threw it aside and turned off the TV. He turned on the radio again. Not only could he receive foreign broadcasts, he could also receive Chinese channels. Old Yang tuned into a radio station in Shanghai, which was playing music.

At this time, the phone fixed on the table rang. Lao Yang picked up the phone and asked who the other party was. The call was from the command room, reporting to Lao Yang that the new route had been adjusted. The cruise ship rushed to the Yellow Sea waters of China at full speed. It was estimated to take 20 hours, and Lao Yang's authorization was required. Lao Yang gave the order to execute it immediately.

Lao Yang put on his military uniform and tidied up his appearance. He came out of the rest room and went to the third floor. After saluting the soldiers at the door, Lao Yang entered the armory. He saw rows of missiles fixed in the cabin. The huge missiles were painted in colors, full of the breath of destruction. Lao Yang began to feel that the blood in his body was about to boil. A man should join the army and go to the battlefield, burning with passion and shedding blood!

Lao Yang asked the inventory clerk inside to accompany Lao Yang to inspect and walked around the entire third floor. There were two missile rooms, two operating racks, two rest rooms, and one operating room on the third floor. Lao Yang inspected and found that the missile soldiers usually rested in the cabin and no one went out. Lao Yang encouraged them a few words and left.

We arrived at the fourth floor, the power deck. 80% of the fourth floor was fuel, and the rest was the engine room and the maintenance warehouse. Engineers could take turns to rest in the lounge. Lao Yang asked about the fuel consumption and the operation of the machinery. After finding no problems, he left the fourth floor and returned to the deck.

After walking around the watchtower, radar room, communications room and cab, he observed the situation of the personnel and went to the command center to ask if there were any orders from the headquarters. When Lao Yang turned to the stern, he found several soldiers fishing. So he walked over to take a look and found that these soldiers had good fishing skills. There were already quite a few fish in the big bucket on the deck, each weighing more than 10 kilograms. Lao Yang ignored the excited people and leaned against the railing to look at the distant sea.

The dark scene was very lonely, the clear starry sky was very beautiful, the sea was very calm, the warship was moving very fast, cutting through the sea and leaving a long scar at the stern. It was estimated that it would arrive in the Chinese waters - the Yellow Sea - around 6 pm tomorrow.

At 10 o'clock at night, Lao Yang returned to his room. Lao Yang tried the water in the room and it was hot. Lao Yang simply washed his body, making sure not to wet his face, after all, he still relied on his face to make a living. Lao Yang was lying on the bed watching TV when there was a knock on the door. Lao Yang was very confused, wondering who would come to see him.