Lu Li's luck was quite good.
The Kodasselson, which carried the hopes for reform and revival of the Hodgkin Royal Sailing Company, had its captain and crew picked from the elite on various company passenger ships.
They were young and energetic, holding on to unrealistic dreams.
The sharp-eyed sailor in the lookout tower noticed a figure floating on the sea. He picked up the microphone to inform the bridge.
The chairman of Hodgkin Royal Sailing Company and the captain happened to be on the bridge. Upon hearing the news, Chairman Flavichman decisively ordered the ship to halt. This was because he saw an opportunity in this unexpected event: a forced stop might incur losses of several thousand Shillings, but it could create value far surpassing this.
Chairman Flavichman held onto the ship's railing and headed to the dining room.
