Galactic Garbage Station

Su Jun casually threw a sack of pearls into the storage bag. Then, take out another sack and fill it with spirals, blood corals, turtle shells and other things, although many of them are not very valuable, but anyway, the green eye fish have been picked up and sold by hand. Even the smaller mosquitoes are also meat, which is a shame to waste.

“Hey, how many porcelain!” Su Zheng picked up a few spirals and suddenly his eyes lit up. He saw three porcelain pieces lying on the ground, a bowl, an oval bottle and a plate, all of which were obviously quite severely eroded by the sea water. However, it looks very crafty. Su Qing picked it up and observed it for a while. His eyes grew brighter and brighter. All three porcelain appeared to be Qing Dynasty antiques. Last time, Su Xin made hundreds of millions by finding a wreck full of porcelain at the bottom of the sea because of his luck. This sweetheart still remembers very well.

Su Zheng reached into the sea and struck the reef at a certain rhythm. After a moment, several blue-eyed fish appeared and jumped freshly. Su Xiao asked with a smile, "Ask each other, who found these porcelain? Call it in, and call Tiger by the way. ”

Several blue-eyed fish drilled back into the sea and swimmed to ask him to communicate with the blue-eyed fish. After a while, the tiger whale turned its head, screamed freakingly, and a few more blue-eyed fish turned their head. Three of them cried out like invitations: “We found it, we found it. ”

“Be good and take me to the porcelain place. Tiger, keep up with them.” Su Zheng said, throwing porcelain, spirals, blood corals, etc. into the storage bag, then jumped onto the back of the tiger whale. The tiger whale is now nearly seven meters long and has a very wide back. Su Zheng can lie on it as a bed.

Several blue-eyed fish were ordered to swim in one direction quickly, and the tiger whale hurried to catch up. It is worth mentioning that if the Green-Eyed Fish swim fully now, even the tiger is difficult to catch up with, and the average tiger whale is even less likely to see the dust.

After swimming for a hundred or two kilometres, the blue-eyed fish slowed down and then drilled to the bottom. The tiger whale also drilled down with Sulu, almost 400 meters deep, and saw the bottom of the sea, as well as a wrecked ancient wooden boat about 10 meters long.

The tiger whale drilled in with Su Zheng and searched inside, but found that the contents were empty, nothing, it was possible that the cargo originally loaded had completely rotted, or that it was not a cargo ship at all. After a lap, I found only a few broken porcelain pieces, which are of little value. It looks like the blue-eyed fish are swept thoroughly. Those porcelain pieces may be people's household goods, not goods.

Although no more baby was found, Su Zheng's mind was active. He thought: "So easily, we found the wreck again. Looks like there are many wrecks at the bottom of the sea. It is worth exploring. There should be some areas where the probability of a wreck appearing is higher, check them out. ”

Su Zheng took out his cell phone and checked it online. I don't know. When I checked it, I freaked out. There were more ships sinking under the sea than I thought. In ancient times, navigation technology was far less developed than it is today, and for some time in history, every 29 hours a ship was buried in the sea. In the 16th century, 45 of every 100 gold and silver vessels transported from American colonies to Spain were sunk to the bottom by pirates and storms. Until the beginning of the nineteenth century, pirates and storm-wrecked cargo ships stood at between 30 and 40 per cent, with almost all of them carrying a fortune.

At the bottom of the ocean, there are a few other places called the Five Treasures Cemetery. First, somewhere on the seabed near the Atlantic Sea of Cauliflower, 11o of gold is said to be sinking there. Secondly, south-east of Belmudes, Cuba. Thirdly, Argentina's Cape Coriont is 250 nautical miles off the coast. Fourthly, near Chiloe Island in Chile. Fifthly, Senegal's Cape Verde (Green Cape) seabed.

Why, knowing that there are so many shipwreck treasures on the seabed in these places, few have succeeded, because seabed salvage is too difficult, especially in these dangerous areas. For example, the first cemetery, the Horsetail Sea, has the nickname "The Green Field of the Sea," but also the title "The Sea of Magic Algae."

Since ancient times, almost none of the vessels that have missed the “Green Ocean" have been "Perfectly Returned to Zhao". In the age of sailing boats, how many vessels have been trapped by horsetail dying from the mistake of entering this strange area, and the people on board have not survived the depletion of fresh water and food, so this area is called the "graveyard of the ocean". ”

In the eyes of the seafarers, the Sea of Saccharomyces is a sea desert and a ship's tomb. Almost no edible fish is caught in this empty and dead sea, and turtles and occasional whales appear to be the only life, in addition to the single-celled algae. The sea of horsetail is described as a huge trap, passing through which ships are caught by magical seaweed, trapped in a herd of seaweed, and eventually left with only the tired white bones of sailors and the wreckage of ships. And the Bermuda Triangle, the most famous mysterious area in the ocean, pushes these legends to the extreme.

“There's a lot of treasure under the sea. It's hard for people to salvage, but I can. But the five cemeteries are too far away. It's not practical to let the green eye fish explore and fish for salvage. I do not need to go there for the time being, because there are many wrecks off our coast, such as the Silk Road at sea. ”

Su Zheng's eyes lit up. Before the middle of the Tang dynasty, China's external main road was the land silk road. After that, due to the war and the shift in economic center of gravity, the sea silk road became the main road for Chinese and foreign trade exchanges. During the Song Yuan period, it was an important vehicle for human historical activities and East-West cultural and economic exchanges covering most of the planet.

The main bulk of the cargo transported by the sea lane during the Tang Dynasty is still silk, so future generations will call this sea lane, which connects East and West, the Sea Silk Road. In the Song Yuan period, porcelain exports gradually became the main cargo, hence also known as the "maritime ceramic route”.

On these routes there are countless submarine wrecks, many of them filled with porcelain. Because the oceans are too difficult to salvage, there is still a large part of them lying still on the bottom of the ocean.

“It was decided to start the search on the Maritime Silk Road, and the nearest point is not far from here.” Su Xiao hey, smile, let all the green eye fish, the king squid, come and assemble, then give the order, division of labor.

Green-eyed fishes, naturally responsible for searching, moving scattered babies to a place, searching the Silk Road at sea, naturally it is impossible to find one and move back to the backyard seaside, that would be a waste of time, just pick a position nearby. The King Squid is responsible for holding positions and protecting the baby collected by the Green-Eyed Fish. Tiger whales are responsible for bringing the collected babies back to the beach in the backyard, one bag at a time. If a large number of ceramic wrecks are found, return immediately to notify Su Xiao and Su Xiao will go personally.