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

When Jiang Han arrived at the clinic, he saw that the little Sun, who had accidentally eaten the red-spotted crab, had turned pale and was lying weakly on the bed.

It feels like there is more air exhalation than intake.

Jiang Han's heart was pounding. "Doctor, how is he?"

The doctor sighed, and seeing Jiang Han getting even more nervous, he quickly said, "It's not that bad. His current symptoms are abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting. For someone infected with tetrodotoxin, this reaction is only mild."

Jiang Han breathed a sigh of relief. When the doctor sighed so deeply just now, he thought that little Sun was beyond saving.

Jiang Han originally wanted to scold Xiao Sun, saying that things from the sea really cannot be eaten casually.

But when Jiang Han saw Xiao Sun’s pale face, which looked bloodless, he could no longer scold him.

Forget it, getting well soon is more important than anything else.

Jiang Han asked the doctor, "Do you need to go to a nearby hospital for further treatment?"

In this case, the losses will be serious, but human life is at stake, and nothing is more important than human life.

"That's not necessary. Although there's no specific antidote for tetrodotoxin, I've already given him emergency treatment. I even used the ship's equipment to clean his bowels. Plus, with prompt treatment, as long as he doesn't have any underlying health conditions, his condition won't get any worse."

Jiang Han breathed a sigh of relief. The crew members Zhang Si had brought over were all healthy. If they had health problems, they wouldn't be able to withstand such a long life at sea.

So underlying diseases are out of the question.

Jiang Han looked at Xiao Sun and said, "Rest well. You don't have to work for the next few days. Wait until the doctor confirms that you can work, then you can come out to work."

Although Xiao Sun was weak, he was still conscious.

He nodded and said, "Thank you, Captain."

"No need to thank me. Do you still have the crabs you ate?" He wanted to take a look.

Xiao Sun nodded weakly again, "There should be more in the kitchen. The crab traps I threw out caught all of this kind. There are still a few left to cook."

Jiang Han found out, and he, Xin Gaoyang, and Cai Chengyan went to the cafeteria again.

On the way, Cai Chengyan was confused. "Isn't tetrodotoxin from pufferfish? Is it also in crabs?"

Xin Gaoyang was pleased to see Cai Chengyan's ignorant look. "Who says only pufferfish have tetrodotoxin? Most crabs in the family Crabidae have toxins. The red-spotted gourami that Xiao Sun ate belongs to the Crabidae family. Other cephalopods and echinoderms may also contain tetrodotoxin."

Cai Chengyan listened to Xin Gaoyang's introduction. He could understand it at first, but became more and more confused as he listened later.

What are cephalopods? What are echinoderms?

He didn't understand, but he didn't want to ask anymore, as asking further would make him look ignorant.

When the three of them arrived at the cafeteria, everyone there was extremely nervous, and several chefs were already sweating profusely.

The chef's face turned pale. "Captain, this is indeed something we didn't do well."

"Xiao Sun brought something over and asked us to prepare it. We were so busy making breakfast that we didn't have time to prepare it for him."

"Then he said he would make it himself. I pointed to a stove and left him alone. Who would have thought he would make red-spotted gourd crab?"

Xiao Sun is considered an old sailor with several years of experience, but he grew up inland and his understanding of the sea is limited to the time he worked on the ship.

There are many creatures in the sea, and even the old fishermen who make a living from the sea may not recognize them all. Xiao Sun caught a few crabs and thought they were edible, and then something went wrong after eating them.

Things have already happened, and Jiang Han is not in a hurry to blame anyone.

Xiao Sun steamed two red-spotted crabs in total, but he had an attack after eating only half of one.

The cafeteria auntie came over and said, "He should be thanking his phone for saving him. I don't know what's on his phone. He was grinning at his phone while eating. He spent half a day eating a crab and only ate half of it."