Sea-hunting: With the system in hand, my eyes are the ruler

There is also the giant isopod.

This is also what Qin Miao specifically requested.

Giant isopods are scavengers that like to eat animal carcasses.

Jiang Han found a custom-made cage and put some not-so-fresh fish pieces in it.

He found the right spot and threw several cages in a row.

After doing all this, Jiang Han did not stay on the deck.

He went around to the ocean tank and played with the lemon shark for a while.

I heard that lemon sharks turn into lemons when they grow up.

This will make the lemon shark look even cuter.

Jiang Han reached into the aquarium and stroked the lemon shark's head again. The lemon shark enjoyed Jiang Han's touch and didn't seem to dislike the aquarium.

On the contrary, they feel happy because they can always be with humans.

Jiang Han felt much calmer.

Fortunately, the lemon shark was willing to do so, otherwise he would have felt bad about locking up such a cute creature.

The lemon shark's pectoral fins began to slap the glass tank again, meaning that Jiang Han should continue playing with it.

Jiang Han found it quite interesting that he could actually understand the movements of the lemon shark.

An idea suddenly occurred to him: if he could understand the movements of lemon sharks, did that mean he could communicate with them?

Lemon sharks live in the ocean, so they must know more about the ocean than him. Is it possible that lemon sharks know a lot about tiger dragons?

This thought grew wildly in Jiang Han's mind.

Knowing that lemon sharks like to be patted on the head, Jiang Han continued to pat them for several minutes.

After making the lemon shark happy, Jiang Han approached it and smiled wickedly, "Little shark, little lemon, how about we play a game where I ask questions and you answer them?"

The lemon shark flapped its pectoral fins, and it was unclear whether it meant agreement.

"Then let me ask you, do you know Tiger Dragon?"

The lemon shark continued to flap its pectoral fins, appearing very happy.

"Do you know anything about the tiger dragon?"

The lemon shark continued to flap its pectoral fins, then shook its head. Jiang Han understood that this guy just wanted him to touch its head from the beginning to the end.

Jiang Han touched the lemon shark's head again and realized that he couldn't get anything out of it in this way.

Although lemon sharks are willing to interact with humans, they have no vocal cords. When they are with humans, they can only communicate through body movements such as shaking their heads.

Jiang Han did some more research and found out that many whales in the ocean can make sounds.

Killer whales are relatively close to humans, and their language system is very rich.

But he could not forget that killer whale almost ate him in the East China Sea.

Jiang Han felt that this matter still needed to be considered carefully.

Jiang Han looked at the vast ocean again. Fortunately, the tiger dragon had more reactions so that it could also collect information.

But after the deep-sea dragon sucked up water, the tiger dragon seemed to have disappeared and never came out again.

And he had another doubt in his mind.

Xin Li said that they wanted to use the tiger dragon to determine the location of the mountain where the prayers were.

It sounds right at first, but upon closer inspection, there are major problems. Mountains don't move, but tigers and dragons do.

At least he was certain that Hu Jiao had traveled the same route he had taken, from the East China Sea to the South China Sea and then to the Indian Ocean.

Is it reasonable to use moving creatures to locate immovable mountains?

Or is there some other connection between Hu Jiao and Qiaoguoshan?

The more Jiang Han thought about it, the more headache he got.

Just then, Jiang Han's cell phone rang.

Lu Nannan actually gave him the news so quickly.

Lu Nannan: We've found the two people you want who can do farm work. They both know how to farm and raise livestock and poultry. You can have them do the farming and raising together.

Lu Nannan: There's nothing wrong with them. They grew up in the countryside, studied hard, and got into a key university. After graduation, they toiled like slaves in big cities for a few years, then completely fell into disrepair.

[Lu Nannan: Because I helped with farm work at home when I was little, I know how to do these things now.]

Lu Nannan: Let me tell you something. When they found out about this job, they thought they had gotten a great deal.

Lu Nannan: They knew each other. Before I told them about this, they had originally planned to find a beautiful place to live and work, where they would farm and raise chickens. They had also prepared 2 yuan, which was enough for the two of them to live and work for six months.

Jiang Han choked. He also grew vegetables and raised chickens here.

But he gave them money, 5000 yuan each month, which totaled 1 yuan for the two of them.

They can lie flat for as long as they want.

There are no budget concerns at all.

In this way, his island is really a great place to lie down.

And his place also became a storage place for people lying down.

Think about it carefully, if you are not the owner of the island.

After working like a slave for a few years, it would be really nice to have an island where I could lie back and get paid.

As long as a person has no career aspirations, he can live happily with a salary that is enough to make ends meet.

Jiang Han: Let these two people board the ship. Before they get on board, have them buy rapeseed and chicken and ducklings. I'll reimburse the cost of their purchases.

Lu Nannan: Okay! Thank you, Boss Jiang.

Lu Nannan was very happy. He sent the two people lying down away.

Just then, a ship came into his sight.

Jiang Han's heart skipped a beat. Why did he feel that the woman holding the telescope on the boat looked familiar?

The woman looked very delicate in her puffy dress.

When the telescope was lowered, Jiang Han finally saw the woman's face clearly.

Isn’t this person Fujiwara Aiko?

How did she appear in the Indian Ocean?

Jiang Han didn't want to pay attention. Since she didn't see him, he would just pretend she didn't know.

He looked at the sea area where the hook was set again, and seeing that the silver snowfish had almost taken the hook, Jiang Han asked Lao Zheng and the crew to prepare to pull the hook.

The fishing boat started to move at an angle of 30 degrees, maintaining a speed of about 6 knots.

One by one, the silver cod were pulled onto the boat.