Traveling Through the Stars

"What's wrong?" Wen Xiao quickly protected Luo Bi.

Jiang Yixin pinched the ant and threw it into the water: "It's okay, it's just an ant."

Jiang Yixin didn't care. Luo Bi was afraid of this. It was too late to open her mouth to stop her. She angrily said to Jiang Yixin, "Why did you throw it into the water? It will come back in a while."

Jiang Yixin was inexplicably thrown into the water. Besides, there was nothing to be afraid of.

Seeing that there was no danger, Wen Xiao turned around and picked up the food with chopsticks.

Luo Bi stopped smiling and felt anxious. Jiang Yixin touched her nose and returned to her seat. She stood still and pulled open the fishing net and threw it out. Li Feng asked what was going on, and Jiang Yixin just said it.

Li Feng pulled the fishing net and planned to see how the chopsticks were used later.

Pulling it up, there was a pout fish, probably more than a pound.

The others were all small miscellaneous fish, but they weighed less than half a catty. Li Feng still wanted them, so he picked up the fish and put them in the water basin.

Stepping to Wen Xiao's side, Li Feng was curious for a while, then went back and got busy again.

Luo Bi wanted to occupy the seat next to Wen Xiao to watch the fish catch, but Jiang Yixin threw the ant into the water again. She was angry and anxious, hesitated for a moment behind Wen Xiao, and then moved closer.

Wen Xiao had already caught half a catty of small fish and crabs. He was focused on catching fish and crabs and had no time to worry about Luo Bi.

Luo Bi stood nearby, not trusting the ant no matter how much she thought about it. Then, she stared at the weeds at her feet. When she found the ant, she hated it to death.

Luo Bi gritted her teeth and said, Damn, if you dare to offend her, I will kill you.

Luo Bi knew that ants were most afraid of salt and laundry detergent. Luo Bi had a ready-made pickle that was so deadly that she took it out angrily and threw it at ants.

The pickles made by Luo Bi were so salty, and the effect was so great that the ant immediately shrank and wilted.

Luo Bijie felt resentful, but she didn't dare to move even if she was dead. She said to Wen Xiao, "Wen Xiao, throw it away."

Wen Xiao turned his head, lowered his eyes and was stunned for a moment: "How did you do it?"

Luo Bi was anxious: "Throw it away."

Wen Xiao pinched the ant and threw it away, then continued to use chopsticks.

Luo Bi was staring at the water and helping Wen Xiao find fish and shrimps. The ones with tails touching the eyes were not wanted. Only children wanted these. Ordinary people also caught these small fish and shrimps.

Li Feng and the others are Thunder Flame warriors, and they don't want to be so small.

Luo Bi occupied the position next to Wen Xiao. She was busier than anyone else. Wen Xiao was the one who really held the chopsticks. Luo Bi, who was watching on the side, could distract himself from patrolling the others, looking at Li Feng and Jiang Yixin, or looking for attacking types in the center of the river. River freshness.

They won't catch it, but Luo Bi has to be aware of it.

Since this interstellar winter festival, the galaxy war season has truly come to an end. Everything is different from before. The alien beasts, warcraft, and water overlords have become more powerful.

Therefore, forget about the large-scale fishing in the past, it is unrealistic.

Large-scale hunting teams, mercenary groups, and legion forces may be able to prepare a large amount of equipment and resources, and come to Shuixunxing to fish in large quantities. Forget about a small team like Li Feng where a few people have made an appointment to fish together.

Usually a small team of several people, all of whom are powerful Lei Yan warriors, call their companions to catch a few fish to improve the taste, or take advantage of the peak season when there are many types of fish, shrimps, crabs and shellfish to have a meal at Shuixunxing.

There are a lot of foodies, and some of them are greedy for river delicacies.

Not in this season, there are not so many kinds of river fresh food.

"Huh?"

Luo Bi looked here and there, and when she lowered her head, she found that there were more shells on the water's edge. (End of chapter)