As a Fisherman, My Fish Can Level Up

Chapter 304 - 304 259 Hunting the Saltwater Crocodile (Part

?Chapter 304: Chapter 259: Hunting the Saltwater Crocodile (Part 2) Chapter 304: Chapter 259: Hunting the Saltwater Crocodile (Part 2) Waiting for the crocodile to bite was a lengthy process; there was food by the sea, and as long as the crocodile didn’t leave the bay, it was almost certain to take the bait.

Chu Mingcheng and his companions sat in the car, consuming some bread as their dinner, awaiting the crocodile’s arrival.

It was optimal to deal with the crocodile while the sun hadn’t set, but since the crocodile didn’t show up, he and Noah tossed more chunks of chicken.

By a little past eight in the evening, the rope tied to the vehicle suddenly tightened, and Leisha and Victor, seated above, reacted immediately.

Victor immediately shouted, “It’s on the hook, we have a catch on the hook!”

On hearing that, Noah jumped down from another vehicle and rushed forward to grab the rope, trying to pull it back.

However, the prey was so strong that he couldn’t move it, his face turning bright red: “Chu, come over quickly and help!”

“OK!” Chu Mingcheng swiftly responded and went over to pull on the rope.

Once he grabbed the rope, he immediately felt a tremendous force, but with him exerting all his might, he managed to barely move the prey on the hook, leaving Noah stunned behind him.

Because he suddenly found that the rope, which had been very difficult to handle, felt much lighter after Chu Mingcheng joined.

“Wow, Chu, your strength is really unbelievable!”

“It’s nothing! But honestly, these menial tasks and hard labor are all your job. Others just need a small shot to earn most of the money; don’t you feel it’s unfair?” Chu Mingcheng turned his head slightly and whispered softly.

“Fuck, I do feel it’s unfair, but I do not want to face these fierce creatures directly,” Noah was indeed discontent with the profit distribution.

But what could he do? As long as he wasn’t willing to take risks, he wouldn’t be able to take the larger share, which was a rule among the crocodile hunters.

Despite handling many trivial tasks, they were actually those farthest from danger.

Not all the time could hunters finish the job with a gun at once, nor was it like today when there wasn’t much danger.

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