As a Fisherman, My Fish Can Level Up

Chapter 298 - 298 253 The Crab Catchers Warmth Giving

?Chapter 298: Chapter 253: The Crab Catcher’s Warmth Giving Chapter 298: Chapter 253: The Crab Catcher’s Warmth Giving Laws vary from country to country, and in Australia, they even vary among the states.

If this were in China, Chu Mingcheng definitely wouldn’t raise a hand against anyone just because of an argument.

If someone else started a fight, he would certainly take a look at the situation. If it were a wealthy backer, he’d let him throw punches and fill his heart with pride.

If it were just an ordinary person without much money, he’d block a few punches and let them enjoy a few days of free lodging.

It’s the 21st century, after all. Prestige is nowhere near as important as money.

But in Melbourne, there was no need to hold back. As long as he was certain he was acting in self-defense, a bit of counterattack wouldn’t pose any problem.

That’s why he dealt a slap directly to the troublemaker’s face and didn’t worry about it at all.

Without waiting for the remaining crab fishermen to send the floored brute to the hospital, Chu Mingcheng and Noah left the dock first.

With evidence on their side, all the opposition could do was watch them leave.

“Mingcheng, remember to be cautious on your next voyage out to sea. Those crab fishermen won’t give up easily,” Noah advised, having let the truck driver go on his own and sitting in the car he’d lent to Chu Mingcheng.

“What will they do?”

“I’m not quite sure, but the company they work for might pressure the fisheries authorities to intervene, or even reclaim your share. Also, those crabbers could set traps for you while you’re out fishing; they seem to have done this kind of thing before.”

“So far, there haven’t been any incidents like a ship sinking and loss of life, but you have to be vigilant against excessively aggressive behavior. We local citizens are legally allowed to carry weapons.”

Noah didn’t go into too much detail, as a lot of what he knew was hearsay, and he wasn’t quite clear on how exactly they would act.

Chu Mingcheng didn’t have any good solutions either. “We’ll just have to play it by ear then. If it really comes to it, we could always switch to bounty hunting, which also pays well.”

As for the issue of carrying weapons, he couldn’t ensure his safety if they really escalated things that far. If that were to happen, he’d simply have to give up fishing for Emperor Crab.

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