After being out for half a month, Han Yu was exhausted and treading on thin ice, not daring to slack off even a bit.
The semi-submersible had met up with the submarine in the Finnish Bay four days ago, and considering the limited living facilities on the semi-submersible, only seven navy officers and five Russian experts who came aboard later were left on the submarine.
Since no cooking fires could be started on board, the officers and soldiers had to eat dry rations while waiting for the semi-submersible for five days, and finally resorted to boiling a bit of water using electricity.
The loading process was incredibly lengthy; the semi-submersible first anchored and submerged. During the water-filling process, the posture of the semi-submersible had to be constantly observed and adjusted to ensure precise alignment when loading the submarine, which took twelve hours from start to finish.
