Golden Fishing Village

Two sailfish were swimming in the deep sea. Ao Muyang was not sure how deep the water was at this time, but it must be more than 300 meters.

The sharks had been left far behind by them. Ao Muyang felt that he could slow down, but the female fish was still swimming faster under the control of survival instinct. He didn't want to part with the female fish, so he had to speed up.

After swimming out for an unknown distance, the female fish finally slowed down. The two big fish stayed in the deep sea for a while, and then gradually floated up.

Ao Muyang had no destination, so he had to follow the female fish. The female fish seemed to have no destination either. It swam around randomly, swimming south for a while and then north for a while, like a headless fly.

After a while, the female fish finally had a definite swimming direction, and it swam towards the south.

Ao Muyang followed behind it. They swam all the way, and the water became shallower and shallower. After a while, the sea water in front of them suddenly turned black.

He understood that they had encountered squid again, and the squid was releasing ink.

Seeing the squid in front of him, Ao Muyang suddenly realized that the female swordfish must have been wandering around looking for squids. He just didn't know what means it used to find the squid after swimming around for a while.

So he thought about whether to tame a swordfish? Swordfish seem to have a strong ability to find cephalopods. If the swordfish is tamed, it will be easy to follow it to catch squids, octopuses, etc. in the future.

They encountered a group of squids again. After discovering the swordfish, the squids quickly released ink. A large group of squids released ink together, so a large area of ​​seawater was dyed black.

Ao Muyang rushed into it, he rushed out of the black water at an accelerated speed, and then he was shocked:

After rushing out of the black water, a sunken ship appeared in front of him!

This sunken ship is the gathering place of the squid group. When threatened, the squids all drilled into the sunken ship.

The sunken ship had spent countless years at the bottom of the sea. It was huge, about 24 or 25 meters long and more than 10 meters wide. The tall bow and the raised stern had collapsed, and the thick mast was nowhere to be seen.

The squids drilled into the sunken ship, and their bodies hit the hull, breaking the rotten planks into pieces.

The female fish excitedly chased the squid to eat, and it was obvious that it had not eaten enough before.

Ao Muyang excitedly got into the big ship. He hoped to find a sunken ship every time he went out to sea, but he had not found many in several years, and even fewer valuable ones. Except for a Ming Dynasty warship and a few stamps, there was no other harvest.

This time he found another big sunken ship, and he made a sincere prayer to the nine gods and Buddhas with full expectation, and he must bless him with some harvest.

The sunken ship had been in the sea for too long, and the hull was already in tatters, just a pile of rotten wood piled together. As for some of the original features on the hull, they were all invisible.

The hull of the big ship might have been four or five meters high, but now it is no longer majestic. The planks on it have collapsed, and the left and right sides of the ship have also collapsed.

Seeing this, Ao Muyang sighed. It seems that there is no harvest. Except for gold and silver, everything else in the sunken ship must be gone.

Even if there is gold and silver in the ship, he has no way to find it, because he is now a fish without hands and feet, and he can't dig the planks to search inside.

He swam along the sunken ship with his tail and pectoral and pelvic fins. When he reached the stern, he vaguely saw a green jar from the corner of his eyes.

This discovery surprised him. He thought it was a visual illusion, so he quickly turned sideways and carefully checked with one eye.

It turned out that this was not an illusion. There was indeed a green jar at the stern. The jar was not small, about 30 to 40 centimeters in height and 30 centimeters in diameter. It looked short and fat and cute.

There was no pattern on this jar, just a pure green color. It was tilted in the muddy seabed, as if it was thrown out at the beginning of the shipwreck.

Compared with the porcelain that Ao Muyang had seen in the shipwreck before, this jar was well preserved, and there was no barnacle attached to the surface, and the surface was rare and smooth.

He stared at the jar blankly, and soon two tentacles stretched out of the jar, and it turned out to be a squid.

After the squid appeared, it wiped the surface of the jar with its tentacles, and then it saw Ao Muyang next to it, and it was so scared that it retracted its tentacles and quickly got back into the jar.

Seeing this scene, Ao Muyang probably guessed that the jar could be kept clean without being attached by some plankton and barnacles because there were squids cleaning it.

This made him depressed again. Squids can't live for a few years, and many can't even live for a year. If this jar is not attached by marine organisms because of the protection of squids, it can only mean that it has not been here for a long time.

His guess was wrong. The jar could maintain its luster not because of the squid's cleanliness, but because it had not been here for long.

Several guesses appeared in his mind one after another. He pondered for a while, and then decided to take the jar back. Maybe it was an antique that fell from the shipwreck?

Although the possibility was not great, Lao Ao felt that it was still possible.

But how to bring the jar back was difficult again. First of all, he had been swimming in the sea for so long that he didn't know where he had swam to. It would be very difficult to swim back and find the sea fishing boat.

Secondly, even if he could find the sea fishing boat, what would happen? The sailfish was not a human, and there was no hand to take the jar away, and there was no way to send the jar to him.

He could withdraw his consciousness at will, but in this case, where was the sailfish? How could he determine the location of the sunken ship?

A series of problems appeared in his mind, which made him very upset: if he had thrown the locator into the water and let the swordfish hold it, it would be fine. Anyway, he didn't eat in the sea, and his mouth was idle.

Of course, this can't be blamed on his inconsiderateness. He didn't expect that he would encounter a shipwreck the first time he transferred his consciousness to the clone and entered the ocean.

After a lot of thinking, he still couldn't find a way to take the jar away or determine the location of the shipwreck to find the jar. There are no landmarks here, and it is far from the coast. The swordfish's eyesight is still poor. Even if it swims out of the sea, it can't determine this location.

Just as he was frustrated, the squid in the jar popped its head out again to spy secretly.

Ao Muyang was too lazy to pay attention to it, and didn't even look at it. He continued to rack his brains to find a way to take the jar away.

The squid thought it was not discovered, and its heart became more and more wild. Not only did it stick its head out of the jar, but it gradually stretched its tentacles out of the jar.

In a flash, the female sailfish that was swimming towards Ao Muyang became interested after seeing him, and rushed over with a whoosh, opening her mouth to bite the squid's head.

The squid also reacted quickly and immediately retracted its head into the jar, but it still had its tentacles outside. The female sailfish was quick-witted and bit one of the squid's tentacles.

Then, the female fish swam with a flick of her tail, trying to pull the squid out of the jar, but the squid was very cunning and hid in the jar and refused to come out, so the female fish held its tentacles and lifted it up along with the jar...