Di Xicheng tried to calm down. "You said our ship has lost signal for almost two hours."
The crew member took a puff of his cigarette and turned around to look at him with a smile. "What's with your expression? Scared? Didn't I tell you not to be afraid? This place is like this. Sigh. I wouldn't have told you if I had known you'd be afraid! If the captain finds out, he'll definitely be angry with me. Don't tell anyone… We didn't lose the signal ourselves. I suspect a problem with the satellite signal in this sea area."
At this point, the crew member became annoyed. He took a deep puff of his cigarette and held the butt with his hand. "What a damnable weather! I hope there won't be a rainstorm tonight and the signal will be restored sooner!"
Di Xicheng had already guessed what the 'lost satellite signal' was about. He turned around and walked into the cabin with a wooden face.
