Just as Guo Jia was scolding about where Gan Ning had gone, Gan Ning was already close to reaching the important passage between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean — the Strait of Malacca.
Of course, at this time, there was no such term as the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean, but for now, these two major sea areas are referred to as such.
After organizing his troops, Gan Ning advanced toward the destination almost relentlessly day and night, completely different from what Jia Xu imagined. Gan Ning was very aware of the possible situations he might face and knew that the difficulty factor would increase as time passed after taking action.
However, none of this could stop Gan Ning's determination to head to the Strait of Malacca. As far as Gan Ning was concerned, this battle was very necessary; even if it meant taking the greatest risks, it was necessary to proceed.
