The condition of the Dawood was obviously dire. The six sails that had been raised were almost entirely torn to pieces in this collision and were now nowhere to be found. The remaining sails that hadn't been raised weren't much better off, with damage done to them beyond repair. Simply put, these sails aren't going to be of use for a second time.
Fortunately, the ship's hull itself wasn't severely damaged, so it wasn't on the verge of sinking due to insufficient buoyancy.
He glanced ahead again, and after passing that rock mountain, the way forward was clear — but where the Dawood would be blown by the storm was not something they could decide on their own.
Luo Hao finally turned around to check on the others — one person was missing from the earlier collision, but that was already considered lucky. From the Dawood taking off in such weather to them narrowly missing that obstacle, until now they only lost one crew member.
In a way, that could be considered a miracle.
