Time Travel: A Fisherwoman Goes to the Sea to Raise a Baby

When Xu Wenli and Gao Ming came here.

The sea was vast, with only Xu Yiyi's small boat floating quietly. The hull swayed gently with the waves, and the cable dragged out long and thin ripples on the water.

In the distance, the shadows of other fishing boats are looming, like silhouettes floating on the sea.

Xu Wenli raised his hand to signal the sailor to stop, and the lifeboat stopped steadily more than ten feet away from the small boat.

He took out a telescope, the copper tube of which shone coldly in the morning light.

The telescope was raised, and the small boat was empty in the field of view, with only the remaining water stains on the planks shining faintly.

“She really went into the water…”

Gao Ming murmured in a low voice, seeming a little unconvinced.

In his opinion, the ingredients in Wufu Restaurant might have been bought by Xu Yiyi, who specially created this gimmick to attract diners.

Now it seems that what the diners said is true!

Thinking of this, he took out a telescope, slowly moved the tube, and scanned the surrounding sea.

The sea water is clear, and the sunlight penetrates the surface, reflecting ripples in the shallows, but deeper down, it becomes a dark blue and nothing can be seen clearly.

"How long do you think she's been in the water?"

Xu Wenli did not answer and continued searching with the telescope.

"It'll take at least a quarter of an hour..."

He put down his binoculars, frowned slightly, but his eyes were filled with uncontrollable surprise.

This person is probably worthy of the title of being the best swimmer in Ping'an Town.

"How can an ordinary person hold their breath for so long? And she's really brave, she's not afraid of encountering danger in the water just like that."

Thinking this way, Xu Yiyi is really very suitable to go to Ghost Tooth Reef.

The sea breeze blew by, and the rope on the boat gently hit the side of the boat, making a regular "tapping" sound.

"Just wait."

He raised the telescope again, and there was a hint of imperceptible tension in his voice.

"I want to see how long she can hold it in..."

And in the deep sea that they could not see, a figure was nimbly moving among the corals, and the dagger at his waist was shining faintly in the undercurrent.

Deeper in the water, the turtle paddled slowly, as if leading her.

The fish basket around her waist swayed slightly, and bubbles overflowed from her lips, drawing a silver line in the clear sea water.

The sunlight grew stronger, penetrating the water and dyeing the coral reefs a flowing golden red. Schools of fish swam around her, their scales reflecting tiny flashes of light.

Xu Yiyi gently parted a clump of staghorn coral with her fingers, revealing the plump abalone hidden underneath.

The dagger slid out from the waist, and the tip of the knife was accurately inserted into the gap of the shell. With a pry and a pick, whole abalone fell into the net bag.

Not far away, several king crabs were crawling on the sand with their claws raised. She held her breath and approached, and with lightning speed, she pinched the back edge of the crab shell. Before the crab could struggle, Xu threw it into the basket one by one.

Before she could come to her senses, a black shadow suddenly jumped out from the crevice!

With its eight tentacles stretched out, the octopus is half a meter long.

When he caught up with Xu Yiyi, he sprayed out a stream of ink and took the opportunity to escape.

Xu Yiyi was not in a hurry. The turtle swam very fast in the water, chasing the octopus.

She took the opportunity to pinch the nerve bundle between its eyes with her left hand, and lightly raised the dagger in her right hand, and knocked the back of the knife against the base of its tentacles - the octopus felt pain, but she took the opportunity to grab its thickest tentacle and tied a knot neatly.

"Wow--"

The water flow was disturbed, and the turtle swam back slowly, with a few strands of seaweed still hanging on its shell.

He approached familiarly and hit Xu Yiyi's shoulder with his tortoise shell.

His black bean-like eyes stared straight at her fish basket.

Xu Yiyi chuckled, took out a small fish from the bottom of the basket, and shook it in front of its eyes.

The turtle stretched its neck impatiently, but she deliberately threw the fish up.

The turtle flipped over nimbly, accurately grabbed the falling fish and put it into its throat, then proudly turned around in front of her.

Out of the corner of my eye I caught a glimpse of a half-hidden ribbon snail in the crevice of the reef.

Those shellfish with pearly luster on their shells were clinging tightly to the cracks in the rocks. Xu Yiyi wedged the tip of the crowbar into the gap between the shell and the rock wall, tensed his arms and exerted force. With a crisp "pop" sound, the ribbon snail carrying seaweed debris finally broke away from the reef.

Suddenly, a small mound appeared on the sand, and Xu Yiyi's eyes lit up.

The specially made hook pierced into the sand accurately. With a slight shake of the wrist, the translucent little octopus was pulled out of its nest, its tentacles still twisting restlessly on the hook.

In a short while, the fish basket was filled with these little octopuses.

Just at this moment, a gray shadow passed over the coral reef. The giant cuttlefish was using its tentacles to disguise itself as a reef.

Xu Yiyi held his breath, took out the small net bag he carried with him, and quickly caught the cuttlefish when it relaxed. The ink exploded in the water in an instant, but it could no longer escape the mesh of the net.

It’s a bit of a pity that all the ink has been spit out, otherwise it can be used to make another delicious dish.

The coral reef was vibrantly colored, with rock oysters clinging to the bottom of the reef in rows. If the turtle hadn't reminded her, she wouldn't have been able to see them.

This thing is not easy to do. You have to use a crowbar to press against the edge of the oyster and use the force to rotate your wrist.

The salty and fishy sea water mixed with the sweet taste of oyster meat instantly rushed into my nose, and the rock oysters were finally in my hands.

As soon as she turned around, the turtle came up to her quietly, holding a large sea cucumber in its mouth.

She was a little surprised. She stretched out her right leg and placed it on the reef. The sea cucumber had grown to the same length as her calf.

At that time, Xu Yiyi was happily harvesting under the water, unaware that there were two people on the sea watching her all the time.