The Rising Sun cruised slowly, traveling at the most economical speed since there were no pursuers.
Every now and then, the two of them would look back.
This sight gave them both a huge fright.
Suddenly, the orca appeared on the sea behind them, hurtling towards them.
Its enormous size was clearly visible even from a distance.
"Brother Ye, it's catching up! What do we do?"
Ah-chan panicked and yelled as he frantically stepped on the gas to accelerate.
"Don't panic, he might not be chasing us."
Feng Ye swallowed hard, trying to reassure himself.
Although he knew the orca was most likely chasing them, that was all he could think.
The speed of the Rising Sun was already at its limit, but compared to the killer whale, it was like the tortoise in the tortoise and the hare race.
As the orca drew closer and closer, Ah-Can's heart leaped into his throat.
He couldn't help but look back again, only to see that the orca was less than 100 meters away from them.
Its enormous body almost completely filled their field of vision.
"Brother Ye, it...it's right behind us, it's about to catch up with us."
Ah-chan couldn't help but swallow hard, his face filled with fear.
"Don't panic, it might not attack us."
Feng Ye saw it too, but there was nothing he could do about it.
They couldn't outrun them, so they could only hope that the enemy wouldn't attack them.
He regretted it deeply. If they hadn't watched the spectacle and had run away earlier, none of this would have happened.
Within a minute or two, the orca caught up with the Rising Sun, but it did not attack the Rising Sun.
Instead, it followed beside the Rising Sun, emitting urgent "whimpering" cries, as if trying to tell something.
Ah-chan was astonished by the orca's behavior, his eyes filled with disbelief.
"Brother Ye, it...it seems like it's talking to us?" Ah Can stammered.
Feng Ye recalled the information he had seen in his previous life, and a thought struck him. He quickly looked towards the orca.
The orca's pectoral and dorsal fins were entangled in a fishing net, and it was also injured.
There are obvious scars on the head and back, clearly indicating that they were cut open.
Feng Ye understood completely in an instant.
The orca went berserk and attacked the ship because it was injured by the propeller and entangled in the fishing net.
The ship is chasing after them not to attack the Rising Sun, but to ask for help.
"Look at the fishing net tangled around its body. It's probably calling for help, asking us to untangle it."
Ah-Can was taken aback, then looked at it carefully and asked with a suspicious expression, "It's asking us for help, is it that smart?"
"Orcas are very intelligent."
"But isn't this too dangerous? Let's not take the risk. Maybe it will break free of the net as it swims."
Thinking about how the orca had just attacked the fishing boat so frantically, Ah-chan felt a chill run down his spine.
Feng Ye didn't argue with him and said, "Let's stop the boat first. No matter how fast we run, we can't outrun it."
"Oh well."
Ah-chan hesitated for a moment, then eased off the accelerator, bringing the Rising Sun to a slow stop.
The orca stopped, circled the Rising Sun, and started moaning again.
Feng Ye actually detected a hint of joy in his voice.
Taking a deep breath and calming himself, he said to Ah-Can, "The fishing net will only get tighter and tighter. It can't break free. If no one helps to untangle it, it will be strangled to death sooner or later."
In his past life, he had read many stories about marine life getting entangled in fishing nets, and without exception, none of them could break free on their own, and the end result was always death.
"this……"
"Stop with all this 'this' and 'that', just listen to me. Besides, we're really grateful for it, otherwise we'd still be being chased around everywhere."
"Brother Ye, be careful."
Seeing that the orca just kept circling around them and didn't even touch the Rising Sun, Ah-Can felt much more at ease.
But if you asked him to go into the sea to untangle the fishing nets for the orcas, he still wouldn't dare.
Feng Ye nodded without saying anything and went to find the scissors.
He took off his shirt and pants, jumped off the boat, and carefully swam toward the orca.
With each step he took closer, his heart pounded with tension.
What he knew was from the internet of later generations; this was his first time actually doing it, so it was inevitable that he was nervous.
Ah-chan, who was on the boat, was in a real panic. He was afraid that the orca would go berserk.
Perhaps knowing that Feng Ye had come to rescue it, the orca stopped swimming and obediently floated on the surface of the sea, waiting for Feng Ye to swim over.
Seeing this, Feng Ye breathed a sigh of relief, finally putting his mind at ease.
Ah-Can was similarly relaxed, but he still dared not be careless, keeping a close eye on the orca's every move, fearing that it might suddenly launch an attack.
Finally, Feng Ye arrived at the orca's side. Looking at the fishing net entangled around its body, he took a deep breath and raised the scissors in his hand.
Starting from the nearest left pectoral fin, use scissors to cut the fishing net open.
This orca is enormous, about eight meters long, spindle-shaped, with a smooth surface, and particularly large dorsal and pectoral fins.
This was the first time Feng Ye had come into such close contact with such a behemoth, and he was quite excited.
He had seen many videos in his past life about helping marine life untangle fishing nets, and he never expected to have this day himself, which gave him a sense of novelty.
The huge fins were tightly entangled in the net, and Feng Ye carefully cut them, afraid of cutting the killer whale's skin and causing it to become agitated.
After several minutes of effort, the fishing net tangled around the left pectoral fin was finally cut open. Feng Ye was overjoyed and quickened his pace.
Gradually, the orca's left fin was freed from the entanglement of the fishing net.
The orca, realizing that the force binding its fins had disappeared, excitedly slapped the water's surface with its fins, creating a series of splashes.
It forgot that the person who saved it was still beside it.
Feng Ye was almost hit by the orca's fin, but luckily he reacted quickly and avoided it.
He couldn't help but roll his eyes.
This orca is way too excited! Doesn't it even pay attention to its savior?
"Don't move around, we haven't finished untangling yet, be careful not to get tangled up again."
Regardless of whether the orca could understand him or not, Feng Ye shouted loudly at it.
Whether by coincidence or because it truly understood, the orca calmed down and stopped slapping the water with its fins.
Seeing this, Feng Ye continued to untangle the fishing net that was wrapped around its body.
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