After inspecting the coastal engineering, Luo De found the shipbuilding craftsmen on the southern coast.
The ship was basically completed, its pale yellow hull somewhat rough, and not yet coated with the anti-corrosive and caulking grease.
Luo De scrutinized it closely; the hull was eight meters long and approximately two and a half meters wide, shaped somewhat like a crescent moon with low sides, and both the bow and stern rising high.
The mast stood straight in the center of the hull, yet to bear a sail, but already exuded some charm.
It somewhat resembled the Viking ships seen in films from his previous life.
Luo De had some knowledge of sailing, but it was all from entries in books, without any personal experience.
With three professional craftsmen present, Luo De did not involve himself too much, as long as it could go fishing and transport supplies.
As for other matters, they could be dealt with later.
