Soon, Kumoyev and Lebria's small boat successfully arrived in front of Freedom, and they climbed aboard using the soft ladder thrown down from the ship.
Freedom was already crowded with people, and the East African personnel on board began allocating areas to them.
The captain of Freedom, Hilda, looked at the swarming Russian refugees and couldn't help but sigh, "I didn't expect that at sixty years old, I'd still be able to sail such an old-style ship and lead a group of immigrants across the sea."
"It's as if time has been pushed back thirty years, to when I first led a team to Haiti as a captain. But this time, the destination is the South Sea Region, and the passengers are not Black people, but White Slavs."
In his youth, Hilda had participated in the East African Government-organized "Black Slave Trade," and at that time, the ship he piloted was a wooden-hulled sailboat.
