Cultivating through increasing my stats in America Chapter 284 - 187: Reef Collision Accident2

"I think what we should be discussing right now is how to survive and get rescued,"

Elizabeth’s words also received unanimous approval from everyone.

Investigating the causes could be done slowly later, the key was to address the pressing issues at hand.

Just then, a middle-aged man with a consistently calm deanor hurried over; he was the butler Fuleiia had brought along this ti.

"Miss, I’ve just checked, and the food and fresh water supplies on the yacht are very sufficient. Even though so have been destroyed by the seawater, what’s left should be enough to last us five to seven days,"

Hearing what the butler said, everyone felt sowhat relieved.

Anyway, under the circumstances of being unable to contact them, it wouldn’t take that long for rescue to arrive; if they were lucky, they might only need to stay here for a day or two.

"Since that’s the case, let’s stay on the yacht for another two days. If they can’t get in touch with us, they’ll surely realize sothing is wrong here and won’t leave us here for too long,"

the most senior Elizabeth suggested as well.

Everyone nodded in agreent. The yacht had everything they needed, and it wasn’t too uncomfortable for them, it was just a pity that the trip was wasted like this.

Only Li Ang didn’t echo their sentints and instead quickly walked around the entire yacht, from bow to stern, and back again.

Seeing Li Ang’s strange behavior, Fuleiia asked curiously,

"What’s the matter? Is there a problem?"

The other bodyguards also noticed that Li Ang’s status was clearly different from theirs; one expressed equality, the other hierarchy.

Li Ang’s expression was sowhat grave. After pondering while looking at the sea from whence they ca, he said,

"I think we shouldn’t stay too long on this yacht; it would be better to stay on the island. After all, our original purpose was to visit the island."

"Why? Isn’t it good staying here? With this kind of accident happening, we’re not in the mood to go to the island for fun,"

Gwen questioned subconsciously, and the others looked at Li Ang with puzzled eyes. Although they didn’t directly question him, they hoped he would provide an explanation.

Li Ang originally didn’t want to exhibit his differences, but since soone questioned him, he had to explain himself clearly. The more unexpected the situation, the more critical it was to prevent divisions within the team.

"Weren’t you all asking why we suddenly fell into a state of ntal distraction?"

"Yes, if it weren’t for that, we wouldn’t have hit the reef,"

Gwen cut in sowhat irritably as Li Ang began to speak.

Whether it was a sudden incident or an ongoing interference that caused her mood to be extrely unstable, it was not clear.

Fuleiia patted her back from behind, consoling her,

"Actually, it’s not that serious. After all, no one is hurt, right? It’s just so property damage, and insurance companies will handle that."

The others, however, looked at Li Ang with the eyes of curious babies. It was evident that he knew more than they did.

Li Ang continued,

"I suspect that this unknown phenonon is due to so kind of interference source in this area. I’ve encountered a similar situation in Florida before. The interference there wasn’t as strong as it is now, but it also led to traffic accidents. Including that our electronic devices have no signal right now also supports this cause."

Everyone nodded their heads; this explanation made sense.

"So, you’re saying the reason we shouldn’t stay here is because the interference, which still persists, could have so effects on our bodies if we continue to stay in this environnt?"

Elizabeth, who had been mostly quiet, guessed Li Ang’s intended ssage as soon as she spoke up.

Li Ang nodded.

"Yes, I’m more sensitive to this kind of interference because I’ve been through sothing like this before. The place we passed just now was where the interference was strongest. Now that we’re closer to the island, the interference has weakened. So, I believe the situation on the island itself should be lighter. That’s also why I went to the bow and stern of the yacht to confirm this."

"Everyone might have recovered because our bodies have temporarily adapted to this interference, but that doesn’t an it won’t affect our health."

After listening to Li Ang’s explanation, everyone agreed with his opinion. In that case, getting away from the interference seed like the wise choice. Who knows what long-term effects could result from remaining in such an environnt?

Many Aricans have always been skeptical about the radiation from various cellular signals, and so even suspect that there are 5G antennas on masks bringing radiation. Although these are anti-intellectual statents, they show that most people are very worried about such radiation.

With this new understanding, everyone imdiately sped up packing their luggage, gathering their personal items and essential supplies for survival, preparing to disembark.

"Wait, it seems you have all forgotten one issue."

Li Ang spoke up again before everyone departed:

"Have you considered that those coming to rescue us because we’ve lost contact might encounter the sa problem as us?"

Li Ang found that ever since his [Spirit] attribute had increased, although it didn’t equate to intellect, the speed of his thought processes had indeed beco much faster.

After he finished speaking, everyone froze in place.

"Damn! That’s definitely a serious problem."

Even Javell recognized the severity of the issue.

"The situation could be even more serious."

The yacht captain suddenly spoke, drawing everyone’s attention to him.

In fact, the reason our yacht only suffered such a minor reef strike was thanks to Mr. Li Ang. As soon as the interference started, he rushed to the cockpit and woke up, allowing to take ergency braking asures just in ti, ultimately resulting in only a minor collision with the reef.

If it had been a bit later, we might have crashed into the rocks on the island, and the extent of injuries and casualties would have been unknown."

After the captain explained, everyone turned their gaze towards Li Ang, not realizing until his explanation that it was Li Ang who had saved them.

Because Li Ang had already explained that he had encountered such issues before, nobody questioned why he was not affected by the interference.

But precisely because of this, the people coming to rescue us wouldn’t necessarily have the sa conditions as Li Ang, and they could potentially suffer a more severe accident. By then, not to ntion saving them, it would be uncertain whether we could even save ourselves.

At that thought, everyone fell into silence.

Finally, after a unanimous discussion, they ca up with a plan: to broadcast warning ssages continuously towards the approaching direction using the yacht’s loudspeaker and hang warning signs. If the sound carried far enough, those coming to rescue could understand the event unfolding here before becoming disoriented. There was so hope in that.

Although the plan wasn’t foolproof, it was the best they could co up with under the circumstances.

After making these preparations, everyone took their packed bags and disembarked the ship via the rope ladder and lifeboats.

In such a situation, nobody acted like a delicate lady or gentleman anymore; they carried as much weight as they could on their backs. These supplies were essential for sustaining life in the coming days.

Li Ang, in particular, was carrying an oversized bag on his back and holding two more in his hands, as if the weight was nothing to him.

Although they landed on White Island as planned, no one felt in the mood for a vacation.