Uncle Zhang thought about it and realized they were right.
He lowered the hand he'd raised to take off his clothes.
"Then be careful."
"Don't worry."
Zhang Bo grinned.
"Dad, with my skills, what's there to worry about?"
Zhang He waved a hand, full of confidence.
"You little rascal."
Uncle Zhang chuckled and scolded him. "You'd better be on your best behavior. This isn't something to joke about."
"Got it, got it."
Zhang He waved a hand, then turned and plunged into the sea.
Zhang Bo immediately followed him.
"Will he be all right?"
Zhuge Yun gazed at the deep blue sea, his expression troubled.
Though the other guy had stolen fish from them, things hadn't gotten bad enough to warrant this.
"He'll be fine."
Zhao Luzheng spoke with certainty. "Third Brother's there."
"That's true."
Zhuge Yun was taken aback for a moment, then his brow relaxed, and the tension left his body.
"But I don't think Third Brother expected this accident either, did he?"
He'd only meant to teach the other guy a little lesson.
Now it had turned into a serious one.
"Let's see if that guy dares start trouble so casually again."
"Maybe Heaven thought Third Brother's lesson wasn't harsh enough."
"When you're seriously ill, you need strong medicine."
Zhao Luzheng muttered softly. "That guy really did end up worse off after trying to steal the fish."
"Steal fish?"
"He's about to be mistaken for one himself."
Xiao Xiao watched A Jiu swimming freely through the water. He was a little dazed, and a little amused.
Actually, A Jiu's movements were quite graceful.
In the dark sea, the faintly glowing fur made him look all the more mysterious and dreamlike.
Like a creature from legend.
Yet, for some reason,