As a Fisherman, My Fish Can Level Up

Chapter 93: Chapter 93 Stop Fighting, Everyone Calm Down

Chu Mingcheng looked down and discovered a treasure, each swaying tentacle represented “Mana”.

Chu Mingcheng hadn’t expected to find a lobster den, it was regrettable he hadn’t brought a fish guard, only a small net bag, which couldn’t hold many.

Moreover, trying to catch them directly, he guessed he wouldn’t be able to catch many.

The rest of the lobsters would run away, he couldn’t be reckless.

He thought for a moment, decided not to disturb these lobsters for now, first to catch some fish to bring back to the boat, then arrange some bait to lure them out one by one.

Chu Mingcheng swam to the surface, marking the approximate location.

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In the water it was easy to recognize, as there was only one Coral Tyrant Flower nearby, he could spot it immediately upon approaching.

He swam elsewhere, and soon found a very large tiger spot, definitely over twenty pounds, much bigger than the green dress he was wearing.

Grouper were not very active during the day, hiding away which made his spearfishing accuracy even higher after he found them, almost a hit every time.

It was just that the angle of this tiger spot was poor, with coral reefs blocking on both sides of its body, he could only choose to attack from behind.

The spear pierced from the back of the fish, then exited on the left side of its lower abdomen.

But this made the fish bolt out directly, the tiger spot’s hiding spot was like a pipe, and the fishing line immediately brushed against the coral reef above.

Chu Mingcheng quickly grabbed the other end of the fishing line and pulled it back, to prevent severe abrasion of the line.

This also made him realize he had made a mistake in his approach, he should have shot from the front to avoid the fishing line touching the coral reef.

Hiding inside, he could approach from the front without the fish normally running away, as it would think it hadn’t been discovered, a creature’s instinct.

Moreover, his accuracy with stationary targets was very high now, he wasn’t afraid of missing from a slightly longer distance.

Experience was accumulated over time, now he should first pull the fish back!

Pulling a fish of over twenty pounds was not easy, very strenuous.

Chu Mingcheng checked the time, he had already been in the water for one minute and twenty seconds, so he picked up the spear gun and inserted it into the pipe-like cave, pulling it out from the other side.

Now the fishing line wouldn’t get worn out, fortunately the pipe was big enough, otherwise he might have had to surface to catch his breath first.

Honestly, this few times of diving experience were not good.

There were too many things he needed to pay attention to, he could only treat himself as a normal person.

Catching this tiger spot, today’s harvest was actually enough.

It was a pity there was no boat specifically waiting for them, he found going back and forth troublesome, he could only hunt as much prey as possible before returning.

Continuing to swim on the surface, a bright red fish caught his attention in the water.

It was an East Starfish, this fish was too famous, even though the one below was only about two to three pounds, he still didn’t plan to let it go.

Compared to the stationary tiger spot, this East Starfish was not staying in place, it was swimming back and forth about a meter above the coral.

Chu Mingcheng, holding the spear gun, found it difficult to aim, but this was a situation he would often encounter in the future.

Feeling the direction of the current, calculating the next move of the East Starfish, he found the right moment and firmly pressed the trigger.

The arrowhead flew rapidly towards the nearby East Starfish, then speared through the fish’s back fin.

The East Starfish, startled, wriggled and its back fin tore apart, escaping quickly after breaking free.

The back fin of the East Starfish was located towards the rear and its damage affected its balance greatly, making it unable to swim upright.

Its entire body tilted as it moved, this caused its speed to be not very fast.

Seeing this, Chu Mingcheng’s eyes brightened, he had thought the fish got away, but unexpectedly there was a pleasant surprise.

He quickly reeled in the line and chased after it.

After watching the East Starfish hide, he stopped, tightened the rubber band, and dove towards its hideout.

Chu Mingcheng swam closer only to see it leaning against a piece of coral and struggling to maintain its balance.

This time, it made an ideal target, pierced through by the arrowhead.

At the same time, the coral next to it was also dented slightly by the arrowhead.

This was tough on the arrowheads, so he had to try to use them sparingly.

It was okay for those who could sharpen their own arrowheads; for those who couldn’t, once the arrowheads were too blunt to hunt effectively, they had no choice but to replace them.

Having caught another East Starfish, Chu Mingcheng already had about thirty-five pounds of catches, which did make him feel a bit heavy while swimming. He planned to catch another fish of about ten pounds before heading back.

As he swam past a large boulder and turned around the corner, he discovered it was a fault, and about twenty meters below were two fish locking lips.

This won’t do, I’m still single, how can I let the fish show off their love? It’s time to send them to the freezer to cool off!

Pulling the rubber band, the spear gun was loaded just as Chu Mingcheng was about to proceed; however, he then realized he had misunderstood.

The two fish had their mouths wide open, biting each other fiercely, and one of them suddenly sported a wound on its jaw from the sharp teeth.

It turned out they were fighting, then it was even more necessary for him to intervene.

All these sea fish getting so heated, they need to chill in the freezer too.

The two fish appeared substantial in size, definitely over ten pounds each, but whether they were fifteen pounds, he couldn’t say.

Apparently oblivious to Chu Mingcheng who was now within about five meters, when an arrow struck one of the fish, the other realized the danger was right next to them and quickly fled. @@novelbin@@

Chu Mingcheng immediately grabbed the fishing line and pulled the struck fish to follow.

The hit fish shook a bit after then died, the unlucky creature had been directly hit in the brain.

So pulling it was easy for Chu Mingcheng, as it didn’t drag at all.

After chasing for a while, the fish swam too fast, almost out of sight.

Chu Mingcheng looked back towards the direction of the boatman, finding him still at the water surface, tied next to his own float and not having followed.

He must have seen how skilled he was at free diving and relaxed.

At this distance, if he dove, the other side wouldn’t see him, so he quietly untied his safety rope, sped up swiftly, and caught up with the fleeing fish.

After a while, the fish in front seemed to think there was no danger and gradually slowed down.

Chu Mingcheng swiftly closed the distance, collected the dead fish with a fish clasp, and reloaded his spear gun.

When he got within five meters, but the fish was more cautious this time and ran off.

He had no choice but to follow, and when it stopped, he didn’t dare to get too close again, staying about seven or eight meters away.

Raising his spear gun and aiming, he fired successfully, hitting the target and Chu Mingcheng made a “YES” gesture with his left hand.

Fighting is wrong, if there’s fault, they should face the punishment together, it’s also nice to have company.

But this time he hadn’t hit the fish’s brain, so the fish struggled fiercely.

Chu Mingcheng pulled the line to wear out its energy while slowly getting closer.

With the injury and the rapid depletion of energy, it quickly calmed down.

Taking out his diving knife, he dispatched it to repentance, then Chu Mingcheng went back to find his safety rope to tie it again, surfaced slowly, and swam back while also examining the two fish.

Their entire bodies were pink, with a large tumor on the head and similarly on the chin, giving them a hideously ugly look, somewhat resembling the God of Longevity.

Their teeth, though not quite the same as those of Mana, also had hardly any differences.

This impression of the fish was very strong for him; he remembered it instantly from the information Lu Zheqiang once gave him.

Both were Golden Yellow Pout, as for why the pink ones were called golden, Chu Mingcheng was also unclear.