Just became an evil god and was summoned by the saint.

Chapter 59 How did you know I caught a 100-pound golden cod?
Another day, Celia went to the edge of the Forbidden Forest to ask permission to go fishing in the lake, only to find that Austin was not home.

When I went over, I saw a note hanging on the door.

"No need for a pass, just come directly to the Forbidden Forest Lake."

Celia blinked, chose to believe the note, and went straight into the Forbidden Forest, arriving at the lakeside.

As soon as they approached the lake, they spotted Austin.

"Grandpa Austin? Good afternoon."

"Shh~ Keep your voice down, don't disturb the fish."

Austin gestured for her to be quiet, indicating that she should find a place and not disturb him.

Celia looked at the other person in silence.

The other person was sitting in the same spot she had been sitting in.

Seeing that Celia was still looking at him, he said smugly, "Fishing spots are rare, first come, first served."

"Whatever makes you happy."

Celia found a new spot and manipulated the puppet to move some stones from nearby to make a place for her, while she carefully stirred the special bait.

Austin was also secretly observing Celia's bait. He noticed that although the bait she used was specially made, it was just a common product on the market. Theoretically, it could catch extraordinary fish, but in reality, ordinary fish would probably not want it.

As for the bait Austin used, it was a high-grade bait that he specially purchased from the Fishing Guild, which could theoretically catch fish up to level six!
So when he saw Celia's bait, he was somewhat puzzled.

"Can this bait really attract superhuman fish?"

Austin was highly skeptical.

Then he saw it for himself.

Just a few minutes into fishing, Celia caught a fish.

Hmm, just a regular fish, ignore it.

Austin glanced at his fish basket, which contained several fish.

A few minutes later, Celia caught another fish.

So fast?
Austin was startled.

Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be just an ordinary fish.

so far so good.

Austin breathed a sigh of relief.

But this is just the beginning, we can't be careless!

Austin picked up his fishing rod and looked at it; the bait was gone, and he hadn't caught a fish.

"..."

On the other side, Celia also noticed Austin glancing over frequently. Feeling like a thief, she whispered to Ross:
"Lord Ross, what should I do? Grandpa Austin has been watching me."

"Let him look, let him fish."

Ross focused intently on searching for the extraordinary fish hidden within the lake.

After a long time, he caught one, provoked it, drove it out of its hiding place, and deliberately steered it toward Celia.

He wasn't worried about Austin stealing the fish unless Austin used magic to blow it up.

This fish is only level one, so it's unlikely...

Sure enough, after the fish reached the shallow shore, it glanced at the tempting bait on Austin's side and then resolutely and angrily charged towards Celia's bait.

Ross could sense the simple emotions it conveyed.

It's currently in a state of anger and just wants to find something to disturb its sleep. There's tempting food nearby and provocative bait on this side. Any fish would know which to choose!
Where can you find a fish to vent its anger on tempting food?
Then Celia's fishing rod moved.

The violent movement immediately attracted the attention of Austin, who was standing nearby.

He quickly sensed the magical fluctuations emanating from underwater and couldn't help but stand up.

"This...this is possible?!"

He strode over, hesitated for a moment, and instead of helping Celia reel in the fish, he watched from the side as she gradually became exhausted and had to use magic to barely manage to keep the fish in place. After a long while, she flung the fish onto the shore.

The girl wiped the sweat from her forehead, hurriedly ran over, hugged the fish that looked like a crucian carp but had sky-blue scales, and pressed it to the ground.

The fish struggled in her arms for a long time before it slowly lost its strength and let her lift it up.

"Phew, done."

Celia smiled happily.

She looked up and saw Austin watching for a long time. After hesitating for a moment, she looked at Austin's fish basket and said, "Um, Grandpa Austin, is this for you?"

Austin paused for a moment, then laughed, "You caught this, I don't want it. Do you need me to kill it for you?"

Celia shook her head. "Thank you, Grandpa Austin, but it's not necessary. I bought a fish-killing knife, so I can handle it myself now."

“Okay.” Austin nodded and prepared to go back to fishing.

Celia called out to him, "Wait a minute, Grandpa Austin, please accept this. It's getting late, and I'm about to head back."

Austin glanced at the sky; it was still early, about an hour before dark.

He asked, "Want to fish again?"

“I’m not fishing anymore,” Celia shook her head.

“Okay, be careful on your way back.” As he spoke, Austin kept glancing at Celia’s bait.

Celia handed him the fish basket and fish food directly, poured the fish into his fish basket, and put the fish food into his fish food plate.

"I don't need these anymore. If you need them, you can have them all."

Austin didn't care about the fish, but he accepted the bait, which could catch extraordinary fish, with a beaming smile: "Thank you, Celia, you're such a good girl."

After saying goodbye to Austin, Celia carried a fish that was forty or fifty centimeters long, boarded a flying broom, and flew away.

After flying for a while, Ross suddenly said, "When that fish came up just now, it startled another fish as well. Old Deng was lucky; after changing the bait, he actually caught it."

"Really? I'm so happy for him."

That night, after returning to her dormitory, Celia learned from the Protoss network that a strange, white-bearded old man had suddenly appeared on campus, carrying a giant fish and getting lost.

When others ask him what happened, he always says, "How did you know I caught a 100-pound golden cod?"

This incident sparked discussion among many students who didn't know the other person, while those who did came forward to tell everyone that it was Professor Austin, who guarded the school's sacred forest, and not some lost, senile old man.

Upon hearing this, Celia looked at the two golden cod that were frozen in the kitchen with ice magic, somewhat puzzled: "Are you so happy just because you caught one golden cod?"

"You don't understand the obsession a fisherman who often misses out on catches is with big fish."

Ross smiled and then said, "Alright, that's about enough fishing. These fish skins and scales are enough. You can consider selling the fish bones, but don't sell the fish meat; keep it for yourself."

Celia's face fell: "Can we please stop eating fish? I've been eating fish every day for a while now, and I'm about to throw up!"

"These are all fish imbued with magic. If you want to absorb the fins of the beluga whale, you must eat these fish to allow your body to adapt to the impact of extraordinary food."

"All right……"

With a pained expression, Celia picked up a few slices of chilled fish and started cooking in her newly bought pot.

Although she didn't want to eat them, these fish did improve her physical condition considerably. The magic contained in the fish also greatly enhanced her magic power, increasing it by about 50% of her meditation power each day, which was quite a good amount.

Meanwhile, Ross engraved runes on all the fish skins and scales he had acquired that day, then stacked them neatly together.

"It's done."

Ross clapped his hands.

"Now we just have to wait for the Deep Sea Aid Society to summon the Beluga whale." Until then...

He squinted at a pile of fish skin and scales.

The rune array used to track the sea god is also set up.

Everything is ready!

　Thank you Maple Syrup Power for the 100-point donation!
　　
　
(End of this chapter)