Rona Muir's words left everyone in the room stunned.
Even Captain Hans was no exception.
He was a pirate, always roaming the seas, never staying in one place for long.
Fiji is a proper country, of course they wouldn’t welcome pirates.
So when Captain Hans suggested coming to Fiji to enjoy the scenery and have a meal, no one really thought about this issue.
Everyone at the table was actually afraid of dying.
Let’s be real—who isn’t afraid of death?
After hearing Rona Muir’s words, they immediately sent someone to check the latest weather reports.
You know, the weather at sea isn’t like on land—it’s much harder to predict accurately.
There’s just too much uncertainty out on the ocean.
Honestly, a gust of wind can suddenly whip up a little squall out of nowhere.
That’s why squalls are so common in these island nations.
It’s not just the islands—even the mainland gets hit by several big typhoons every year for no apparent reason.
Captain Hans’s crew included a master at predicting the weather. He could read changes in the clouds, humidity, and even animal behavior to forecast what was coming.
Thanks to his precise calculations, Hans’s fleet had managed to avoid several storms at sea.
Hans immediately contacted this expert, ordering him to quickly figure out the weather changes in Fiji over the next few days.
Charles Yin also had his own people start predicting the weather here.
Less than half an hour later, bad news arrived—both teams had come to the same conclusion.
Within twenty-four hours, Fiji would be hit by a fierce storm.
Along with the storm, there would be torrential rain lasting for three days straight.