If it really is a big fish stranded, then time is of the essence.
Once the tide comes in, the big fish may escape and swim back to the sea.
He carefully leaped among the rocks, trying to avoid stepping on slippery seaweed and sharp shells.
Finally, he arrived at the large reef.
His heart started racing.
Behind the reef is a small pool of water, about ten square meters in size, but the water is not deep, at most half a meter.
In the center of the puddle, a large fish was lying there.
It looked half-dead, barely breathing, and its tail would occasionally wag weakly.
And this fish is so easy to recognize.
Its long, sword-like snout and triangular dorsal fin clearly identify it.
This is a swordfish.
Moreover, it was an exceptionally large swordfish, reaching an astonishing length of over three meters.
"Holy crap, this is huge!"
An indescribable excitement welled up in Feng Ye's heart.
He estimated that the swordfish weighed no less than 500 jin (250 catties).
I never expected it to be such a big swordfish, and I don't know how it got stranded here.
However, the fish was too big, and he had no idea how to handle it.
"Damn it, I have to go back and call for help."
Feng Ye looked up at the rising tide and prayed silently, "Slow down, don't rise so fast."
He turned around at lightning speed and returned the way he came, anxiously calculating how to get the enormous creature ashore.
I can't handle this big fish on my own; I have to call my older brother.
After all, it's good to keep the benefits within the family, especially since they live right next door.
Ah-Can is also an option, but he's a bit far away.
If he went to the village to call for help and came back, the tide would have already come in, and it would be too late.
But if they don't call for help, even with Ah Ling and her sister-in-law, the four of them might not be able to move it.
It seems I'll have to send Ah Ling on the trip, and bring Dad along too.
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