Chapter 1088: First Encounter with Han Ku Ke; She

"Who can come and save us..."

Han Ku Ke's delicate little face was pale, almost bloodless.

She silently pleaded and prayed in her heart.

Praying that...

Someone would come to rescue her three sisters from this hell.

During this time,

the three sisters imprisoned together had tried many methods.

Yet they could never escape.

Even,

they could not escape from this iron cage.

After being imprisoned for a full seven days,

Han Ku Ke's once magnificent attire was now caked in thick dust.

Her body was also stained with grime,

making her feel extremely uncomfortable and distressed.

But, considering the terrible conditions of being a prisoner,

she could only endure the physical discomfort.

Was it perhaps due to her natural beauty...

Even after seven days without washing,

her body still carried a faint, sweet fragrance.

There was not the slightest trace of foul odor.

"We are only allowed to leave the iron cage to use the restroom when absolutely necessary."

"And the time allowed to go to the restroom..."

"Is only a brief half-minute."

"Even if '227' had countless plans, none could be carried out."

"The time is simply too short."

Beads of sweat, the size of soybeans, glistened on Han Ku Ke's fair forehead.

She racked her brain but could not think of a single way to escape.

The more she thought,

the more desperate she became.

With their current strength, to save themselves?

It was virtually impossible.

They were too weak.

Though not entirely powerless, compared to the elite agents of the CP organization, their strength was utterly inferior and fragile.

To escape from such tight surveillance?

Hard!

As hard as climbing to heaven!

"If no one comes to save us..."

"We will never escape this ship!"

"We will surely be treated as slaves..."

"Ultimately, becoming others' slaves, at their mercy."

"No! I must struggle! I will not become someone else's slave!"

Han Ku Ke bit her pink lips, her lovely, delicate face filled with stubbornness.

She had always been fiercely defiant,

and even if something seemed impossible, she would persist with unwavering determination.

"But if Auntie Zha and the others don't come to rescue us, escaping from these hateful people will be harder than climbing to heaven."

"What should I do?"

"How can I escape?"

"And..."

"I must take my sisters with me when I escape."

Han Ku Ke clenched her tiny pink fists, her mind racing frantically.

These past days,

she alone had not given up the thought of escaping.

As for the others?

They had all fallen into despair.

Even,

they had lost the strength to cry out.

"Auntie Zha, I was wrong."

"I shouldn't have been childish and taken my sisters away from Amazon Lily."

If she could choose again, Han Ku Ke would never have taken her two sisters away from Amazon Lily.

Now, it was too late.

Because of momentary mischief, she was captured and imprisoned by the CP Organization.

Thus, she became a prisoner.

She would soon become someone else's slave.

Just thinking of this, Boa Han Ku Ke felt a surge of desperate anxiety.

She was a young girl with an extremely proud inner spirit.

How could she tolerate becoming someone else's slave?

It was even more unbearable than death!

"Sister, will Auntie come to save us?"

Sandasonia whispered softly.

"She definitely will."

"Auntie must be terribly worried about our safety right now, and is already sending people to rescue us."

"But…"

"We must not abandon even the slightest chance."

"If Auntie can't find us, we must save ourselves."

Boa Han Ku Ke's face hardened with resolve.

She was strong.

Even trapped in a cage, facing the fate of becoming a slave,

she never gave up easily.

Unlike the other cargo locked in iron cages.

In fact,

Boa Han Ku Ke knew very well.

Relying on Auntie to rescue them was utterly unrealistic.

After all,

although Auntie wielded great power in Amazon Lily, it did not mean she could still stir up storms across this sea.

To rescue them and let them escape alive in this Wang Yang Sea?

The difficulty was extremely high.

In comparison,

Boa Han Ku Ke felt,

relying on Auntie to save them was less practical than saving themselves.

"What should we do?"

"God…"

"Please, have mercy and save us."

Boa Han Ku Ke thought, despairing.

Her small hands gripped the iron bars tightly; her beautiful eyes, filled with tears, held them back, fixed firmly on the outside of the cage.

If she hadn't been truly out of options,

she wouldn't have resorted to

hoping heaven would help them.

As time passed,

gradually,

Boa Han Ku Ke sensed a faint oddness.

She furrowed her delicate brows and whispered low: "Do you feel it? Today seems unusually quiet. The people outside… they've vanished?"

Hearing this,