As soon as Fu Wan finished speaking, the familiar figure of her own ship appeared in her field of vision.
That's absolutely right!
What happened? How did her father and Fu Liang manage to bring the boat here?
Fu Wan sighed, rubbing her forehead. "I'm sorry, I misunderstood you. There's really no fish in this sea that knows its way around better than you!"
"Uh-huh!"
The baby killer whale let out a soft cry in response to Fu Wan's words.
No one knows the routes in the sea better than it!
Here, Boss Fu and Fu Liang were sorting through the fish. While busy with his work, Fu Liang muttered to himself, "Uncle, do you think A-Wan can catch that moonfish?"
Boss Fu remained silent. He wasn't entirely confident either, but in his opinion, having the ambergris incense on this voyage was already a worthwhile trip.
"Who cares? We've gained so much already, haven't we?"
Fu Liang nodded upon hearing this, "That's right, Uncle, this is the first time I've ever seen so many black tiger prawns!"
Just as Fu Wan entered the water, Fu Laoda and Fu Liang, who were just killing time, decided to throw their hand nets in as well.
As soon as the net was thrown down, it sank rapidly, and both of them felt the pulling force of the net in their hands.
What else could it be but fish!
After Fu Laoda and Fu Liang spent quite a while pulling up the hand-cast net, they finally saw that the net was full of black tiger shrimp!
Black tiger prawns, also known as tiger prawns, are considered the king of prawns in Fujia Village. While regular prawns sell for 50 cents a pound, these prawns sell for one dollar, a price similar to that of grouper.
Black tiger prawns are much larger than ordinary prawns, with stripes on their shells and an overall dark brown sheen, giving them an extraordinary and noble appearance.
"These black tiger prawns are so beautiful! They're big and meaty."
Fu Liang couldn't help but sigh. Boss Fu didn't even have time to pick the shrimp out of the fishing net before throwing the empty net down into the water again.
This is clearly a group of black tiger shrimp. If we wait until we get them out with a hand-thrown net, there won't be any shrimp left, let alone the shrimp.
Fu Laoda and Fu Liang have been going out to sea together for many years, so when an empty hand-thrown net is thrown down here, Fu Liang understands immediately and goes to find another empty net.
But when they started looking, they were dumbfounded.
"Uncle, how many web pages did we bring today?"
Boss Fu thought for a moment and his smile froze. "Damn it, I didn't expect to run into a swarm of shrimp, so I only brought three hand-thrown nets!"
The hand-thrown net in his hand was heavy, which was undoubtedly a mockery of his old horse stumbling and miscalculating.
But now that I'm really into shrimp farming, I can't just give up. If I just watch the shrimp in the sea slip away, I won't be able to sleep tonight.
"Did you bring the trawl net? Drop it in!"
We brought the trawl net, of course, but only one net.
But this is enough.
Fu Laoda and Fu Liang pushed the trawl net into the sea. Fu Laoda then went to the front to steer the boat and trawle the net, while Fu Liang squatted on the deck and began to sort out the black tiger shrimp from the hand-thrown net and put them into the fish basket.
Pick out the large shrimp, discard the shrimp with larvae and the small shrimp, and throw them back into the sea.
The more Fu Liang picked through the shrimp, the happier he became. Black tiger shrimp were a rare sight, and these three hand-thrown nets contained not a single mixed shrimp, only black tiger shrimp!
And they were all as big as his palm. Fu Liang was getting happier and happier as he picked them up, until one basket was full and he was about to go to get the empty basket next to him when he was lucky that he didn't fall flat on his face.
Anyone who's been to the outhouse a lot knows what's going on—your legs go numb from squatting!
They were so excited that they forgot, after all, the little stool was right next to them.
Fu Liang chuckled and gave himself a slap on the forehead, then dragged over a small stool and happily picked through the black tiger prawns again.
It was precisely because of the trawling that their boat traveled from one end of the island to the other, which is why Fu Wan didn't see the location of her own boat when she surfaced from the sea.
However, this also caused them to miss Fu Qiang's ship, and neither of them noticed the other's presence.
Fu Laoda drove the boat around the island for more than half an hour. He noticed that the boat was running at full speed despite the engine power being fully utilized, which meant that there was quite a lot of stuff in the trawl net.
He simply stopped the boat and then called to Fu Liang to prepare to haul in the net.
Fu Liang is a master at his job. After finally finishing sorting the black tiger shrimp from the three hand-thrown nets, Fu Liang called out and ran to start the net machine.
As the net-lifting machine creaked and groaned, a heavy net floated to the surface and then rose above the deck.
"Ah Liang, untie the net."
While busy moving the baskets full of black tiger shrimp to the side, Boss Fu gave instructions to Fu Liang.
Fu Liang remained silent for a long time, which puzzled Fu Laoda. Then he heard Fu Liang's hesitant voice.
"Uncle, I'm having bad luck, why don't you try?"
Boss Fu rolled his eyes. "Are you even a man? If I tell you to go and get it done, you go. Nobody's always unlucky!"
Fu Liang had no choice but to grit his teeth and do as he was told.
He clasped his hands together and muttered, "May Goddess Mazu bless us, this net will surely yield a large catch!"
After saying that, he closed his eyes, stepped forward, and pulled out the hemp rope with the net attached.
Once the rope is pulled open, the opening of the net bag is also opened.
With a series of crackling sounds, the fish in the net piled up into a small mountain on the deck at Fu Liang's feet.
"Hey, so many shrimp!"
Fu Laoda shouted loudly, and Fu Liang finally opened his eyes.
"Why are you acting like a dazed child? Hurry up and pick up the shrimp!"
Fu Liang looked down at his feet, "The Goddess Mazu has truly shown her power, how come there are so many shrimp!"
This net is mostly filled with shrimp, all kinds of shrimp, but the most common are black tiger shrimp and prawns.
The prawns were not much smaller than the black tiger prawns, and they were all very energetic, jumping around on the deck.
There were also quite a few crabs and several sea fish, mostly sea bream. Fu Liang rummaged around for a while and even found a grouper in the pile of shrimp!
Hey, Mazu really heard what he said!
Just then, the busy uncle and nephew heard a soft, whimpering sound, which sounded particularly eerie on the boundless sea.
"Uncle, did you hear that sound?"
Before Boss Fu could speak, the sound rang out again, even louder than before.
Having seen it all, Boss Fu shone his flashlight toward the sound, and his smile instantly widened.
"Oh my, it's Wan back!"
Sure enough, Fu Wan was back. Fu Wan was holding onto the baby orca's dorsal fin, and the baby orca was about to crash into the boat. All three of them looked terrified.
"Stop! Stop! Stop now!"
Before Fu Wan could finish speaking, the little orca slammed on the brakes and stopped at the side of the boat, splashing water all over the deck, and even soaking Fu Liang to the bone.
That little rascal!
Fu Wan took the moonfish off her back and handed it to Boss Fu. Then, she was pulled onto the deck by Fu Liang's outstretched hand.
"Ah Wan, you've caught this moonfish!"
"That's right! Dad, Brother Liang, do you have any fish or shrimp?"
Fu Liang thought she was hungry and was about to go to the cabin to get some food.
The next second, Fu Wan's eyes fell on a bucket of freshly prepared prawns next to her.
"Little orca, come quick, it's time to pay your fare."
Ridesharing requires payment, so naturally, we can't get free rides from Shunfeng Whale either. Didi Chuxing and other similar services might be available in the future.
This bucket of prawns is so fresh, it's perfect for feeding the baby killer whale!
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