Gu Xia's words once again left Lu You speechless.
The girl usually had a sharp tongue and liked to pick fights, but she still upheld her own principles when it came to major issues of right and wrong.
Lu You wasn't wrong, but Gu Xia was also right.
If you let a ship hide in a safe harbor for its entire life, then it really loses the very meaning of being a ship.
Lu You fell silent...
Gu Xia glanced at him and continued, "I don't know who else to talk to about this. My dad doesn't want me to know; surely it's for my own good, but now that I know, I can't pretend I don't... Old Lu, just do your best, I don't want to make this hard for you... anyway, as long as you can find some clues, just let me know... I'll slowly investigate the rest on my own."
"Xiao Xia, do you really have to continue investigating?"
"Yes, I must, even if it means I shatter into pieces, I'll have no regrets."
After leaving the patrol group, Lu You's mood had been heavy the whole way.
