Global Game: Ten Billion Spirit Energy Coins From The Start-Chapter 916 - 972 Sunday Secret Realm (10) Return Sail

Chapter 916: 972, Sunday Secret Realm (10): Return Sail

Chapter 916: 972, Sunday Secret Realm (10): Return Sail

The Flaming Fin Fish caught in the fishing net was much larger than other fish; as a genuine First Order Warcraft, it was at least one meter in length.

At that moment, it was incessantly struggling in the fishing net, causing the net to shake violently.

Fortunately, the captain of the boat was reliable, providing them with a new, more robust net. Otherwise, the net might have broken from the shaking even before the Flaming Fin Fish had a chance to burn it.

Seeing Su Yu donning the wetsuit to prepare for action, one of the fishermen yelled out, “Young man, be careful! That’s a First Order Warcraft, don’t accidentally lose your life!”

Another fisherman shouted, “Don’t forget it can breathe fire, don’t get burned to a crisp!”

“Don’t worry,” Su Yu turned back and flashed a relaxed smile at the fishermen.

He took a deep breath, leaped from the side of the boat, and pounced toward the net filled with lake fish.

Splosh.

Su Yu hung lightly on the fishing net, just like a spider.

Up close, the fishy smell of the fish was assaulting his nostrils.

However, he didn’t have time to care about that as he targeted the Flaming Fin Fish’s location, and the shining spearfish mercilessly stabbed toward its head.

This time, dealing with the Flaming Fin Fish was much easier than when he had defeated the Snowy Brown Beast.

Squished by other fish, the Flaming Fin Fish had no chance to adjust its position to dodge Su Yu’s spearfish.

The spearfish accurately penetrated its head, and several columns of red blood spurted out like fountains.

Huff—huff—huff—

Upon receiving the fatal blow, the Flaming Fin Fish spurted intense flames from its mouth.

But now it was stuck in the middle of the school of fish; the flames couldn’t reach the fishing net, instead, many of the surrounding Elemental Fish were burned to a crisp.

Su Yu swiftly dodged the spreading flames and continued to plunge the spearfish into the Flaming Fin Fish’s big head repeatedly.

Finally, the flames gradually extinguished, and after the Flaming Fin Fish struggled violently a few times, it stopped moving entirely, dead beyond any doubt.

…

A few minutes later, the fishing net was completely hauled out of the lake and dumped on the deck.

Lake fish were scattered all around, flapping and struggling on the deck.

Su Yu took off the wetsuit.

He had chosen to wear the wetsuit firstly because it was very tight-fitting, more convenient than cloth garments, and secondly, once in the water, the wetsuit would be more advantageous.

Now that it had served its purpose, it was naturally time to change back into cloth garments.

The fishermen were examining the dead Flaming Fin Fish, continually expressing their admiration: “Young man, your skills are too good. If the Flaming Fin Fish had gotten close to the edge of the net, our efforts today would have been in vain!”

“The young man is not only skillful but also strong! Otherwise, he couldn’t have defeated a First Order Warcraft so easily.”

“I’ve also broadened my horizons. Honestly, as a fisherman for so many years, this is the first time I’ve encountered a Flaming Fin Fish!”

“When did our village last catch a Flaming Fin Fish? Was it 20 years ago?”

“Exactly, it was our chief who personally took action then.”

The five fishermen chattered on, surrounding the Flaming Fin Fish.

However, as Su Yu listened to their conversation, he discovered a few intriguing questions worth exploring.

He interjected, “Excuse me, everyone, I have a question I would like to ask.”

The fishermen, of course, would not ignore their financial backer, especially since they were still expecting Su Yu to pay them.

The fishermen turned back to look at Su Yu: “Young man, what’s your question?”

“It’s like this,” Su Yu looked at one of the fishermen, “you said this is the first time you’ve seen a Flaming Fin Fish, is that true?”

All the fishermen present were handpicked by the captain, generally possessing over 10 years of experience, with some even fishing their entire lives.

This fisherman said it was his first time seeing a Flaming Fin Fish. Are these fish really that rare?

That fisherman immediately replied, “Of course, it’s true. Do I have any reason to lie to you? Flaming Fin Fish are extremely rare. In our village, we might only encounter one every year or two. It’s quite normal for me not to have seen one in over a dozen years.”

Another fisherman among the five interjected, “Right, I’ve been fishing for 15 years and haven’t seen one either, only heard others talk about it. This is really the first time I’ve seen one with my own eyes.”

“Is that so?” Su Yu frowned slightly.

A Flaming Fin Fish that appears only once every year or two happened to cross his path? Was it his bad luck, or was there some other reason?

But merely guessing on his own would never get him to the truth. Su Yu shook his head and stopped thinking about it.

Perhaps it was just a coincidence?

“Let’s head back to the village; the sun is about to set.” Su Yu glanced at the sun already beginning to dip in the distance.

“Okay!” The fishermen responded cheerily.

Not only had they obtained a bountiful harvest this time, but they had also caught a rare Flaming Fin Fish, which was truly exciting!

One of the fishermen said to Su Yu with a smile, “You can sell the Flaming Fin Fish to the merchant Kent when we get back. You’ve got to make a good profit off such a rare catch!”

“Don’t worry.” Su Yu smiled.

…

The mid-sized fishing boat returned loaded with its harvest.

With the wind at their back, they returned to the port smoothly in 20 minutes.

The port of Sun Village was bustling at this time.

Other Blue Star players had also mostly returned to the port around the same time, and Su Yu saw many adventurers he did not recognize on the dock.

These adventurers were probably the natives of Skru Star, but since they were all donning Blue Man skins, Su Yu couldn’t tell which were Skrull people and which were Warcraft from the Barbaric Mainland.

At this moment, some of these adventurers were haggling with the captains to rent boats, while others were trying to head out for another round of fishing before the sunset with their own small boats.

On the return trip, Su Yu learned through chatting with the fishermen that night fishing was prohibited according to the rules of Sun Village, as it was said to be very dangerous in the lake at night.

Su Yu had thought about getting himself a boat to fish at night as well, figuring it was better to spend the time fishing than just idling around.

However, all five fishermen strongly dissuaded Su Yu from night fishing, citing a high probability of death.

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After some consideration, Su Yu gave up the idea.

…

As soon as Su Yu’s fishing boat docked, he immediately saw two familiar figures waving at him from the dock, none other than Zhong Feng and Shepherd in the Clouds.

They had returned earlier than Su Yu, taking on the responsibility of welcoming others at the dock.

The moment the fishing boat docked, Su Yu leapt from the deck onto the pier.

“Zhong Feng, how was your haul?” Su Yu asked with a smile.

“My harvest was good, a full 400 kilograms!” Zhong Feng replied with a smile.

Shepherd in the Clouds sighed, “Ah, I wasn’t so lucky, only caught less than 200 kilograms.”

“Better luck next time,” Su Yu patted his shoulder. “By the way, has everyone come back yet?”

Shepherd in the Clouds answered, “You’re the third to last. Avril and Frost Red Tea haven’t come back yet, but everyone else is already here.”

“I see,” Su Yu nodded.

Zhong Feng chimed in, “We’re planning to wait here on the dock, and once everyone is here, we’ll head to the altar together… Oh right, Mr. Meng and his group also had a pretty good harvest. In a bit, I’ll call him over to distribute the money to the fishermen.”

“Sounds good,” Su Yu agreed. “Let’s wait together then. Frost Red Tea and Avril should be back soon.”