His five senses and understanding of everything were far better than others, so it's not surprising that Wu Suowei could foresee this.
"Why would I scare you? You'll find out soon enough whether my words are true or not. Just wait and see."
Wu Suowei reminded Tang Rao to stay safe on the remaining journey, and if there was danger, to stay with Wu Suowei. Wu Suowei was far more familiar with the ship than Tang Rao, and key moments might call for operating the ship to save their lives.
"Master, I trust you this time."
Tang Rao looked at Wu Suowei with eyes filled with admiration.
"You're right to trust me. Does a master deceive his disciple?"
Wu Suowei and Tang Rao were fine for about the time it takes an incense stick to burn — yes, that's exactly how long — when the small boat suddenly started to shake violently.
This sturdy and durable little boat was shaking so fiercely that even Tang Rao, unprepared, suddenly fell over.
