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

"Walk around here, don't be too obvious."

"it is good."

Jiang Han kept staring at Fujiwara Sa's boat. He saw that Fujiwara Sa's boat had docked at a pier in Fu Province.

Then he and the two crew members who had spoken at the beginning got off the boat, while the others stayed on the boat.

Jiang Han watched them enter a hotel near the pier.

Jiang Han knew that they wouldn't come out for a while.

In order to make his boat not look like it was being tracked, Jiang Han pointed out a location to Xin Gaoyang and asked him to let Zhang Haidai cast the net when he reached a similar location.

Jiang Han was really tired and wanted to sleep for a while.

Before lying down, he walked around the door of Xiaoguo's room. Xiaoguo also slept in the late night and had not woken up yet.

He didn't wake her up and went back to his room.

Jiang Han didn't dare sleep any longer, so he set an alarm for two hours. He also reminded Xin Gaoyang, "Keep an eye on the dock. If the ship moves, alert me."

"Don't worry, I will keep a close eye on you."

When Chinese people encounter trivial matters in their daily lives, they don't need to say much. Just a glance is enough to achieve tacit understanding.

Jiang Han really slept soundly for two hours.

Two hours later he was woken by the alarm clock, and there was still no movement from the ship at the dock.

The last time he woke up, he caught all the red ladyfish in his net. This fish is really worthless and is only used to make fish balls.

Zhang Haidai was also surprised when he pulled the fish up. He didn't expect that Han Ge's boat could also catch this kind of fish.

Under normal circumstances, Jiang Han would never have wasted his time hauling in a fish like this. It was simply because the school of fish was close to their boat, and he wanted to do something to conceal his presence.

Jiang Han took another look at the dock and got himself two more packets of coffee.

Logically speaking, Fujiwara Sa and the other two had already entered the hotel, so they definitely wouldn't come out so soon.

But Jiang Han always felt something was wrong.

Just as Jiang Han finished a whole cup of espresso, he saw Fujiwara Sa and the two crew members walking out of the hotel.

Jiang Han patted the bed board and he knew there was something wrong.

really--

"Xin Gaoyang, drive the boat 25 meters to the west."

"Okay, received."

"Xin Gaoyang, Zhang Haidai, I'll get off the net when I tell you to."

"receive."

"receive."

"1, 2, 3, ready, cast the net."

The net was spread out in the sea, but the fish caught were still not of any value.

When Fujiwara Sa got on the boat, he took a look through the telescope.

He felt relieved when he saw Jiang Han's fishing boat trawling.

It seemed like it was just a coincidence, and he was just too suspicious.

Fujiwara Sa asked the captain to drive the boat, and their boat began to circle the nearby waters again.

Jiang Han saw that Fujiwara Sa's boat started to cast the net again.

Jiang Han can already set up the net.

Zhang Haidai was stunned again when he saw the fish being pulled up by the net.

Yellowtail fish.

This fish has a strong tendency to phototaxis and is usually caught using light-netting.

But it is an economic fish, which is used for drying fish or making fish sauce.

Fish sauce is fish soy sauce, which is soy sauce made from fish.

Zhang Haidai didn't know what happened, so he didn't ask any more questions.

Just let Zhang Haidai sort the fish and deal with them as needed.

Fortunately, in addition to the fish, the two nets also caught something else. At least those things were good for them to eat.

Meng Guo slept until she woke up naturally. She got up, washed herself with the SpongeBob SquarePants that Jiang Han had given her, and walked out of the room.

I found that everyone on the boat was very busy.

She went to look for Jiang Han and found her way to Jiang Han's room.

Jiang Han leaned on the bed with no energy at all.

"Jiang Han, what's wrong with you?"

Jiang Han saw that Meng Guo was much more energetic and asked, "What can happen to me?"

He felt a little guilty, "Xiaoguo, I really may not be able to go to the South China Sea this time."

"I thought it was a big deal. If I don't want to go, I won't go." For Meng Guo, whether to go to the South China Sea or not is not the most important thing.