Since the steering wheel in the cabin was suspected to have been tampered with, no one is allowed to enter casually to avoid similar incidents.
Meanwhile, some sailors have new tasks; they need to go to the highest deck to observe the surrounding sea to see if anyone is attacking them.
As long as the cruise ship keeps moving at full speed and doesn't stop, and the people on the ship don't actively give pirates a way to get on board, such a large cruise ship may not necessarily fear pirates.
Just yesterday, a sailor spotted a ship approaching in the distance, but it quickly retreated.
This observation was reported to the captain by others who saw it, and the captain considered it might just be a passing cargo ship or fishing boat.
After all, this area is already close to the Mariluo waters, where smuggling is rampant. Encountering one or several small ships at sea doesn't necessarily mean pirates, as long as they don't come close, there's no need to bother with them.
