Back in his independent cabin, Zhu Qingyan did not rest, but sat on the bed and placed a partition from the wall. Once this partition was put down, it became a desk-like table, and the bed was a chair for sitting. This design was used more on warships with insufficient space. Although it was simple, it was more practical.

Zhu Qingyan focused on writing today's work details in a notebook, which was the habit she started when she arrived on the ship. Every day, she would record what happened and what she did, whether it was good or bad, in detail, so that she would correct her shortcomings and promote her own progress.

The same is true today. Zhu Qingyan recorded it step by step, and from time to time he was concentrating on whether there were problems in his work, and whether he could use a better way to deal with it, and then record it.

Time passed by minute by minute, and the sound of waves slapping the hull came from my ears, and some sailors shouting to adjust the sails. Today's sea did not lose its temper, which was a rare good weather, but even the better weather would gradually pass, and soon the sky outside gradually became bright red, and the sun was about to set.

After writing the last word, Zhu Qingyan closed the notebook, then turned up the partition and classified it, and then wrapped the notebook with a tarp and put it back into the lattice under the bed. As soon as they finished doing this, there was a knock on the door. Zhu Qingyan quickly got up and opened the hatch.

"Sir!"

What surprised Zhu Qingyan was that the captain was standing at the door, and Zhu Qingyan quickly stood attentively to salute.

The captain returned a greeting, put down his arm and told Zhu Qingyan that he would go to the captain's office and give her a task.

Zhu Qingyan responded, followed the captain out of his cabin, passed through the narrow corridor, and soon arrived at the captain's room.

Compared with Zhu Qingyan's cabin, the captain's room is much larger. In addition to the rest bed, the captain's room also has a small reception space, which is the captain's privilege. The captain is the supreme commander of a warship, and only the captain has the right to have a different cabin than others.

"Sit." After entering the captain's room, the fleet greeted Zhu Qingyan and sat down. Zhu Qingyan thanked him, and then sat down on a chair in a military posture.

"We'll be at Sun City tomorrow." The captain said, "When you arrive at Sun City, you can get off the ship and then go to Pingyi City."

"Go to Pingyi City?" Zhu Qingyan was a little puzzled and looked at the captain with inquiring eyes.

The captain nodded and took out a letter with a sealed paint to Zhu Qingyan: "This is a letter from the Pacific Fleet. Some logistics work needs coordination, so he decided to ask you to go to Pingyi City for processing. When you arrive at Pingyi City, you hand it over to the fleet's yamen stationed in Pingyi City, and then wait for the reply there before going to Wanghai City, and then wait for the warships to return in Wanghai City."

Zhu Qingyan frowned suddenly. The captain's order seemed to be fine, but Zhu Qingyan felt something was wrong.

If you just send a document, then you can just send a sailor. Moreover, this matter involves the logistics of the Pacific Fleet. Although the warship they are located in is the main warship of the Pacific Fleet, shouldn't this order be coordinated by the Fleet Headquarters? How could an officer be sent from a warship to deal with it?

Although Zhu Qingyan is a woman, she is not an ordinary woman. She is the princess of the Ming Dynasty and Zhu Yicheng's daughter!

After saying this, Zhu Qingyan raised his right hand and saluted the captain with a solemn military salute, then turned around and pushed open the hatch and walked away.

Looking at Zhu Qingyan's leaving figure, the captain raised his hand in her direction, as if he wanted to keep her, but in the end the figure disappeared into the corridor outside, but the captain did not say the words to keep her.
Chapter completed!