The old woman was processing the fish she had caught at sea. She noticed that Shen Zhiyi hadn't left and was watching her prepare the fish.

She continued chatting with Shen Zhiyi, and just as she was about to speak, Shen Zhiyi said first, "Auntie, you can just call me Xingxing."

"Yeah, okay."

The old woman put down the fish she had prepared, picked up the other unprepared fish, and continued, "Xingxing, since the ball at the bard's place hasn't started yet, why don't you have a meal here with me?"

Shen Zhiyi hesitated. She hadn't figured out the situation on the island yet and didn't dare to agree rashly.

So she began to change the subject.

"Auntie, are you selling your fish and crabs?"

Shen Zhiyi squatted down beside her. She had only intended to change the subject, but the fish and crabs in the wooden frames looked quite nice.

I haven't had seafood in a long time, so I'll buy some to take home.

The old lady was successfully diverted from the topic and said with a smile, "Sell, of course I sell, this is how I make a living."

"If you want to buy it, I'll give you a discount."

Shen Zhiyi: "Great! How many fish do you catch each day, Auntie?"

The old woman glanced at Shen Zhiyi: "What, you want them all?"

Shen Zhiyi looked back, but did not answer the question: "What do I need to buy from you?"

“I want something that isn’t available on Bigal Island.”

"For example, some food, some clothes, or small items."

“It’s not easy to bring things from other places into Pikkale Island, which is why things from other places are very expensive on Pikkale Island.”