The bearded man didn't understand what Joey meant, so he just craned his neck and stood next to Joey, watching Dig Dig continue to work.

"Wow!"

"Wow!"

When Dig Dig pulled the golden object out of the rock, Joey and Beard couldn't help but exclaim in amazement.

Digging really has the ability to make people exclaim "Wow!"

What he dug out was not animal fur, but a piece of gold ore the size of two fists.

Joey seemed to have discovered a different kind of treasure, his eyes fixed on the digging hole rather than the gold mine in his hand.

Coach, I really want to learn this!

If you master this skill of prospecting for minerals, it will be hard not to become rich!

"Wow, this, this, I want to learn!"

Joey pointed to the pickaxe he was still holding in his right hand as he spoke.

"Dig!"

Wawa happily skipped and hopped, then threw the gold ore she was holding in her left hand to Joey.

Why not take it? Tonight, Master Wawa must have the first bite of crocodile meat.

Joey tossed the gold ore into his pocket. The ore still needed to be smelted, otherwise it would be of little use.

"Um...Joey...I want to learn too!"

The bearded man, somewhat embarrassed, dragged the crocodile carcass to Joey's side and stammered.

It seems that after Joey told him to learn skinning skills properly and he ignored him, he's become a bit thin-skinned.

"If you want to learn, then learn! It's always good to have more skills!"

"But let me make this clear: you're the junior brother, and I'm the senior brother!"

Joey laughed as he took the crocodile carcass. He dragged it to the riverbank and began to gut it.

The bearded man was very happy. Sometimes, learning requires interest, because interest is the best teacher.

After this incident, the bearded man's attitude towards Wawa improved considerably, indicating that he had truly taken Joey's words to heart this time.