As a Fisherman, My Fish Can Level Up
Chapter 590 - 362: Little Life, Pause in the Journey

Chapter 590: Chapter 362: Little Life, Pause in the Journey

The next day, Chu Mingcheng didn’t get out of bed until ten in the morning.

He steamed some sweet potato dumplings made last night and discovered that adding Dogtooth Fish meat to the filling surprisingly tasted good, with both the aroma of beef and the freshness of fish, without the expected fishy aftertaste.

After breakfast, he left the cabin and went to the deck.

Because of last night’s threat from the Leopard Seal, he had kept the dog and the sea otter he had wanted to take out confined inside.

He then moved to the side of the deck, holding a spear to lure any potential Leopard Seals.

Chu Mingcheng’s vigilance was justified. That morning, after catching two penguins that had jumped into the water to fish at the penguin breeding ground and feasting on them, the Leopard Seal returned to the side of the ship.

As the reigning ruler of Antarctica, when had it ever suffered the indignity it did yesterday?

In Antarctica, only the Killer Whale could humble them.

But those who encountered Killer Whales met a chilly fate, yet it was still alive and well, having faced no setbacks on its Leopard Seal path.

That caused it to want revenge all night, and it had been waiting until now.

Finally, after waiting most of the day, it spotted something in the ship’s cabin—the despicable biped from last night had finally come out.

And furthermore, it was standing at the edge of the ship, which presented a very tempting opportunity.

It immediately swam over, planning to drag its adversary into the water to show its dominance.

However, it didn’t know that Chu Mingcheng, now in ’Poseidon mode,’ was extremely sensitive.

As the Leopard Seal lunged, he sensed something and decisively stepped back.

The suddenly targetless Leopard Seal had to brake hard, but due to inertia, it still broke the surface of the water.

Chu Mingcheng watched the Leopard Seal emerge, a cold smile curling at the corner of his mouth.

He didn’t eliminate the danger immediately while having the advantage of ’Poseidon mode,’ but instead took his spear back to the cabin.

When Jiang Luoluo got up, the two then coordinated in the cockpit, one controlling the drone to scout the water route, and the other steering the ship to the next destination.

However, the closer they got to land, the more ice there was, so they needed to move out into the open sea first.

Hei Yao started and moved away, the Leopard Seal following along.

But it didn’t know about the fish finder on the ship, so the Leopard Seal’s track was completely exposed to them.

"Ah Cheng, this seal is still following us, what should we do?" Jiang Luoluo looked worried.

The seal’s constant presence was a threat to everyone and everything aboard the ship.

Chu Mingcheng, however, remained composed, "Did you forget about the Killer Whales waiting for us out there?"

"Oh~" Jiang Luoluo’s eyes immediately lit up, "The Killer Whales haven’t left?"

"Yes, they will follow us until we leave Antarctica," Chu Mingcheng knew the rough movements of the Killer Whales because he could communicate with them.

Having always been with him, Jiang Luoluo naturally didn’t know the specific situation of the Killer Whales, so she hadn’t thought of using them to solve their problem.

But now, hearing about the Killer Whales, she felt instantly relieved.

As for the Leopard Seal, she had no sympathy for it.

It was mainly because of the fierce impression the Leopard Seal gave her yesterday, and its average appearance made it hard to win any sympathy from women.

If it had been a pudgy, fluttery-eyed baby seal, then Jiang Luoluo definitely would have pleaded with the Killer Whales not to harm them and would have fished to feed them herself.

Looks indeed have a significant impact on humans!

The weather these past days had been clear, and the waterways were in good condition; Chu Mingcheng, guided by Jiang Luoluo, soon steered the ship out.

As for the Leopard Seal following behind, as they moved away from the ice, its eyes suddenly widened before it promptly turned and fled.

But it was too late, the Killer Whales that had detected the Hei Yao immediately charged towards it.

They hadn’t hunted today, and just as they went to greet their master, they found delicious food.

Chu Mingcheng and Jiang Luoluo also noticed the Killer Whales’ movements; seeing them skim past the Hei Yao to charge behind, they understood the situation.

They hurriedly stopped the ship and came out, then took up binoculars to observe the distant seascape.

The desperate Leopard Seal that had tried escaping first was still caught by the Killer Whales; it was agile in the water, but its outright speed was no match for the Killer Whales.

With no other choice, it had to jump onto an ice floe.

If it had been one of those large connected ice sheets, it might have had some hope of survival.

Unfortunately, this was just an ice floe; the Killer Whales had plenty of ways to deal with it.

The organized Killer Whales charged directly at the ice floe in line formation, diving under right before reaching it.

However, the giant waves they sent roaring onto the ice floe with their movement didn’t back down, crashing onto the floe and shaking it violently almost knocking the Leopard Seal off.

"Incredible!" Jiang Luoluo, watching intently through the binoculars, was amazed by the Killer Whales’ tactics.

Chu Mingcheng too, praised, "Truly one of the ocean’s most intelligent creatures."

The Killer Whales charged three more times, succeeded in exhausting the Leopard Seal and washed it off the floe of ice.

In an instant, the Killer Whales swarmed, and the sea was suddenly stained with blood.

Chu Mingcheng and Jiang Luoluo simultaneously put down their binoculars, the upcoming gore was unnecessary to watch as they still had to prepare lunch, lest their appetite be affected by the scene.

In the days that followed, they rarely had the chance to set foot on Antarctica again.

It was mainly due to poor road conditions, making it difficult for them to find suitable docking points.