Gradually, the fishing boats drew closer and closer. When they were about ten meters in diameter, Ah Zuo cried out "Ah!" and fell onto the fishing boat. The net rope in his hand slipped out of his grasp and slid into the water.
"Quick, don't let the rope fall into the water!"
Uncle Du was very anxious and immediately directed the fishermen, including Ah Zuo, to hold onto the net ropes. At the same time, he ordered everyone to tie the ropes to the fishing boat and stop pulling the nets.
Looking into the water, the fishing nets surrounding the fishing boats were almost vertically curved downwards near the boats, and a dark shadow swam swiftly through the water.
"Don't panic! Leave one person in each boat to row, and the rest of you slowly haul in the nets, quick!"
Uncle Du looked solemn, picked up a stick as thick as an arm, and stared intently at the lake.
As the fishing nets tightened, the lake water began to become murky, and a thin mist condensed on the surface of the lake at a visible speed. The sun had somehow disappeared into the clouds, and the whole sky became gloomy.
"Uncle Du, what exactly happened?"
The mayor, like the other residents, stayed on the shore. Seeing the commotion on the fishing boats, he couldn't help but call out to them.
No sooner had he finished speaking than the fishing boat began to rock from side to side, and several fishermen, caught off guard, fell into the lake with a "plop".
"Quickly, save them!"
Uncle Du stretched out his pole, hoping the people who had fallen into the water could grab it, but before they could even cry for help, they were dragged down without even a ripple.
The people on the shore also saw this scene and began to stir.
"Monster! Run!"
Someone shouted, and people started shoving each other. Those standing on the shore were almost pushed into the water, but Xiang Wan pulled them back.
The woman was rescued by Xiang Wan. She thanked him repeatedly and then retreated with the crowd, leaving only some strong men to stay on the shore with the town mayor.
"Uncle Du, forget about the fishing net, come back quickly!"
The town mayor shouted, and the fishermen on the fishing boats all wanted to cast their nets, but Uncle Du wouldn't allow it.
"Don't remove the net! If we do, we might not even find their bodies. Let's row together and bring the boat to shore! Quick!"
They still believed Uncle Du's words without a doubt, and each of them returned to the cabin and worked hard to pole the boat ashore.
At this moment, the exorcism sword that Xiang Wan carried with her began to show unusual activity.
She stepped forward, cupped her hands in greeting to the mayor, and said, "Mayor, I am a ghost appraiser. Perhaps I can offer some assistance in this situation."
Without waiting for the town mayor's reply, he lightly stepped on the water and jumped onto a fishing boat.
She leaned in and peered into the water, and there was a familiar face staring straight at her!
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