Jiang Xia was a little frightened and instinctively grabbed Zhou Chenglei's sleeve.
Zhou Chenglei took her hand. "Don't be afraid. I'll go take a look. Don't come over—wait here."
"Okay." Jiang Xia had only been frightened instinctively when she first saw it, and she had already prepared herself mentally, so she was no longer afraid. She let go of Zhou Chenglei.
Jiang Xia wasn't timid, but she didn't want to see anything unpleasant either, lest she be unable to sleep that night. So she didn't go over.
Without needing to look after Jiang Xia, Zhou Chenglei moved nimbly among the reefs and soon approached the black giant.
Once he got closer, he could see clearly. It wasn't a person but a fish that had been battered ashore by the waves and stranded.
He continued forward and confirmed that it was a fish—a shark. It was already dead.
To keep Jiang Xia from being frightened, he turned around the moment he was sure and called to her, "It's a shark."
Jiang Xia let out a breath. It had really startled her! From a distance, it had looked just like the area from a person's buttocks to the roots of their thighs.
She lifted her foot and was about to walk over.
Zhou Chenglei hurriedly said, "Don't come over. It's dark and difficult to walk here—you could easily fall. I'll carry the fish over."
The shark was still fresh, so they should take it home first.
It really was difficult to walk here. Jiang Xia didn't want Zhou Chenglei to worry, nor did she want him to rush while carrying the fish and fall.
So Jiang Xia stood still and shone the Electric Torch at him from afar, providing him with light.
Zhou Chenglei lifted the roughly one-hundred-jin shark. Under the light