During the process of diving to the bottom of the sea, Ao Muyang took out an electronic thermometer and counted the water temperature in layers.

When he was still about ten meters from the bottom of the sea, he turned around and swam to the southeast, and through his unobstructed vision, a wreck appeared......

Yes, that's the root cause of his insistence on entering the water, when he was rescuing the overheated scientists, he happened to spot a shipwreck in the distance.

From the moment he was able to walk underwater, he wanted to find the wreck, but he couldn't find it.

I finally waited for you, but fortunately I didn't give up.

The ship had been sinking to the bottom of the sea for a few years, and its hull had turned a decaying gray-black, with some seaweed and aquatic plants coiled on it, and a small half of it was buried in the sand layer of the seabed, which was very inconspicuous.

Therefore, even though several researchers dived to the bottom of the sea, they still did not find the ship, first, because they could only see a few meters away by the searchlight on their helmets, and second, the ship was hidden enough.

The wreck's bow was pointed and upturned, rising high above the hull, its sides arching outwards and flanked by broken guards. Even after sinking for an unknown number of years, the tall hull is still roughly preserved, the wide flat deck at the bow is intact, and even the holes drawn on both sides of the bow are still probably remaining.

At a glance, Ao Muyang recognized its identity: a lucky ship!

He was too familiar with this ship, the Ming Dynasty warship was docked in the sea outside the village, and he could see it every day, so he knew this kind of ship very well.

After seeing that this was a lucky boat, Ao Muyang was not very interested.

Most of the ships are large ships, they have a high bow, a strong shock device, and a draft of up to four meters, which is especially suitable for warships.

Ao Muyang estimated that this was also a warship, and it was also a half-damaged warship.

There are no treasures such as gold, silver, jewelry, and antique relics on the warship, only weapons, which can be soaked in the seabed for a long time, and even modern forged weapons will be corroded, not to mention products with low smelting technology in ancient times?

Approaching the ship, he saw the wreck in its entirety.

The first half of the wreck is fine, the second half has been shattered, it may be a medium cannon, and there is a large hole left in the hull, much like the means of ancient cannonballs.

Falling in the 100-meter deep sea, there are no fish, shrimp and crabs in this boat, only many shellfish and snails parasitic on it.

This is a conch paradise, the slow flow of the undercurrent brings a lot of food, plus there are shipwrecks as shelter, no predators will come to trouble them, so that they can live well, so that their population can be well reproduced.

There are conch snails inside and outside the wreck, full enough to give a dense phobia nightmare.

After Ao Muyang approached the shipwreck, he first floated in the sea and pushed the hull with his hands to see if it had become a ruin, he didn't want to be smashed in it when he went in to adventure.

Fortunately, most of the wood used in the Fu boat is willow and poplar, which is hard and well-preserved.

He went down the bow of the ship and entered the cockpit first, looking for identification of the ship.

As a result, he didn't find any useful information, and there were only a few dry bones in the cockpit, and small conch sticks were also attached to the bones, which looked a little evil.

Fortunately, he patiently dismantled the cockpit, and finally found two small boxes, which were well preserved and sealed with a layer of glue or wax.

Seeing the box, Ao Muyang tried it, the box was very light, and they should have some value, so he brought the two small boxes to his body and continued to search.

Entering the cabin from the ship, some jumbled boxes appeared.

Most of these boxes were made of wood, and when he touched them with his hands, they were quite sturdy.

So he looked forward to it, and after opening the box, he wanted to see if there was anything of value in it.

Inside is a pile of broken porcelain pieces, which have been soaked in seawater for a long time, causing them to be overgrown with plankton, with a rough appearance, yellow-brown color, and no value.

Apparently, the box once contained porcelain, but when the ship sank, they shattered when they collided with each other.

Even if it is not broken, it is worthless, and the porcelain has been soaked in sea water for too long, and they have lost their luster and softness, and they are no longer the world-famous oriental porcelain.

He opened the boxes one by one, and they were full of broken porcelain, all of which were of little value.

Entering the second cabin, which was also a wooden chest, and when opened, there was a pile of broken porcelain.

Ao Muyang took a closer look, saying that the porcelain was wrong, this was some pottery, and some pottery could still be preserved, he picked it up and looked at the two columns of words fired side by side, one column was regular script: Chengyi Huamao wine, this he recognized, and there was a column like a ghost painting, and he didn't know which Chinese script it was.

These characters are not written on it, but are engraved on the jar when it is fired, so it can be preserved even after being soaked in the sea for many years.

Looking at the italics, Ao Muyang understood, this is a wine jar, it is estimated that this ship has transported a lot of wine, but unfortunately the wine jar is also broken.

Even if it is a fine wine, the value of the porcelain in the previous cabin cannot be compared, the porcelain is so well protected that it is all broken, and the wine jar is naturally broken.

And even if they didn't break the wine inside, the bottle was made of old-fashioned kraft paper with mud sealing, and the dry mud had melted into the water long ago, and over the years the seawater seeped into the jar through the kraft paper, ruining the wine inside.

The cabin behind them couldn't get in, and they were even more broken, and Ao Muyang looked in through the gap and found that it was empty......

"Another wreck. Ao Muyang shook his head helplessly.

He didn't want to go home empty-handed, so he went back to the second cabin to look carefully for the wine jar, to see if he could find an intact wine jar to bring back.

As a result, when he opened the wooden box, he found that instead of wine jars, he found some silk satin.

Of course, this thing can only be guessed by impression, after being soaked in seawater for an unknown number of years, these cloths have rotted to the point of decay, turning into slimy pieces when touched by hand.

The surprise did not appear, and even though he patiently opened all the boxes, nothing was found, so he had no choice but to leave the wreck and surface.

He stayed on the wreck for more than two hours, and no one doubted his underwater situation, because the process of ascending to a depth of 100 meters also took a long time. The reason why researchers floated quickly in the past was because the situation was urgent and they had to speed up their floating.

Seeing him coming out of the water, Professor Cao immediately greeted him: "Xiao Ao, how are you?"

Ao Muyang said: "The situation on my side is very good, oh, Professor Cao, this is the distribution of water temperature." ”

Professor Cao took the thermometer and said, "Thanks to you this time, you have helped a lot." ”

Ao Muyang smiled and quietly put the two small boxes into the bag, no one paid attention to him, he wanted to open the box and look inside, but in the end he didn't do it.

The box didn't know how many years it had been underwater, and he didn't know what was inside, and opening it rashly would easily cause the contents to be damaged by air oxidation, so he was going to go back and find a suitable environment to open the box again.