Water Cannon

Morse Mountains, above a crystal-clear lake.

Seeing the Snow Catfish floating in midair, Natalie could not help exclaiming, "Th-this is Mr. Sani's sense of touch? Since they're invisible to the naked eye, it looks like a huge school of white fish is floating in midair."

Sani merely smiled. "Isn't this great, though? Instead of worrying about that, why don't we eat some grilled catfish together? I heard they taste pretty good."

The group found a huge lotus leaf, skewered the fish, and began grilling them. Their fragrance soon filled the air.

"Grilling these natural Snow Catfish with Fragrant Salt gives them quite an amazing flavor." Natalie sprinkled her homemade seasoning over the grilled fish, making them even more delicious.

"Fragrant Salt?" Sani seemed to be hearing the name for the first time.

Natalie explained, "Huh? Mr. Sani, you don't know about it? Every grain is a perfectly regular cube."

"Hm?" Sani seemed skeptical. He leaned over for a look, and sure enough, just as Natalie had said, every crystal was a tiny cube. Examined closely, they even sparkled.

"It's beautiful. It's practically a work of art." Sani had always yearned for beautiful things, and he praised this naturally formed "craftwork" endlessly. He even felt that the grilled fish tasted better because of it.

Leiyin did not even have time to speak. He devoured seven or eight fish in one go.

While everyone was eating heartily, a fish over three meters long swam through the lake. Its entire body was the color of stone.

"Huh? Everyone, come look! This is a Stone Fish. It's a rare ancient fish!" Natalie spotted it first and called out to everyone.

"It really is. This fish looks pretty good too." Sani spoke while eating.

Natalie could not help sighing. "Come to think of it, the