Ah-Can scratched his head. "My dad told me to come up here and tell you to contact him via radio."
Could you tell me what the nearest town is and how far away it is?
With so much stock on hand, if it's nearby, it would be best to sell it near the shore.
"Yes, it's definitely more cost-effective to sell near the shore."
Feng Ye nodded. "But I just called it once with the radio, but there was no response. You must have seen it wrong. Maybe it's an isolated island."
"Huh? You couldn't get in touch with them?"
"Um."
"Then it seems we were just guessing."
Ah-Can was a little disappointed: "Damn, all that excitement for nothing."
Feng Ye thought for a moment: "Not necessarily. How about I call again?"
He turned on the radio and shouted into it again: "Hello, this is the Dong Sheng fishing boat. Nearby vessels, please respond. Dong Sheng calling..."
He called out several times, but all he heard from the receiver was a buzzing electrical sound.
"No one is responding. It seems I was right. What you are seeing is indeed an isolated island."
He was somewhat helpless at this point and turned off the radio.
Ah-Can shrugged: "Maybe. What bad luck. I wish there were other ships."
"How about this, I'll drive over there and take a look. If it really is an isolated island, we should be able to tell soon enough."
As Feng Ye spoke, he turned the steering wheel to steer and slightly increased the speed.
The Dong Sheng drew a graceful arc as it continued its work in the direction where the small black dot had appeared.
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