Exhausted, Chu Zhiqin loaded her catch into the RV and then took out a cutting board and knife to process the freshly caught fish.

The knife sliced ​​through the fish, revealing glistening, translucent flesh. Xi's mother then sliced ​​the fish into thin pieces and arranged them neatly on a plate.

As the sun rose above the horizon, breakfast was already prepared. The sashimi platter was even garnished with perilla leaves and shredded radish, which had been unearthed from several new treasure chests in the middle of the night.

Next to the sashimi platter was a large bowl of steaming fish soup congee.

"Get up!" Chu Zhiqin shouted, waking Xi Xi, who was sleeping in the second-floor rest area.

Because both of them drank a cup of Lingchi coffee yesterday, which greatly shortened the rest time needed for the day, the mother and daughter calculated the time to take turns to rest at night so that they could reach full physical strength on time and not waste a single second.

Xi Xi stretched out a big yawn, then yawned and looked at her personal interface.

Excellent! Her stamina is fully restored! After a few cups of coffee, her deductive calculations have proven correct, making the Lingchi Coffee worthwhile!

"Hmm? Where did this wasabi come from?" Xi Xi picked up a slice of sashimi and dipped it in the soy sauce and wasabi on the table. The fish melted in her mouth, its sweetness carrying a hint of sea saltiness.

It was absolutely delicious!

"When we were hauling in the net just now, we found a beginner-level treasure chest inside the smart fishing net." Chu Zhiqin placed a thick slice of sashimi into Xi Xi's bowl. "It's already past six o'clock, and I figured it was just a beginner-level treasure chest, so I opened it."

"It's actually pretty good! Besides wasabi, there's also seafood soy sauce!" Chu Zhiqin said, serving herself a bowl of porridge. "Eat more, we'll need to climb the ladder later!"

Seagulls circled around the RV, emitting clear cries.

Looking at the shimmering sea, Xi Xi suddenly felt that this morning wasn't so bad after all.

“Our car seems to have veered a bit, look!” Xi Xi suddenly stood up and went to the driver’s seat, looking out the window. “We’re a bit too far from the bridge pier.”

"Oh dear, it's all my fault," Chu Zhiqin said, putting down her chopsticks with some annoyance. "I forgot to watch where I was going after I finished cooking!"

"It's okay, we'll just drive back!" Xi Xi controlled the steering wheel with one hand, skillfully turning the car around, and soon drove to the side of the bridge pier.

"It seems too close?" Chu Zhiqin leaned out of the car window and looked up. The bridge had already blocked most of the dimly lit sky. "No, no, we can't climb up like this!"

"OK! I understand." Xi Xi nodded, and while trying to reverse the car, she looked around.

But in that one glance, Xi Xi suddenly noticed something unusual, and her gaze sharpened.