After an intense battle, nothing too unexpected happened. The scary-looking, powerful monster fish only left a few more ghastly, fresh bite marks and small gashes in the stern of the large fuchuan before ultimately failing to do much damage to the Unnamed Bear-Head Community's ship.
Of course, that wasn't because its strength or teeth weren't formidable. The main reason was that it simply hadn't had enough time!
Here's what happened: before it could cause any more damage, before it could find a chance to take a few more bites and keep adding to the crew's psychological pressure and fear, it was dealt with by the annoying little girl captain, who had an incredibly sharp aim—a hit rate of around fifty percent even from a kilometer away, and nearly one hundred percent from a hundred meters—with the ship's two stern cannons.
After all, no matter how strange the monster fish was, it was still just a fish. And no matter how hard its bones were, there was no way it could withstand a direct hit from a solid cannonball.
See?
Just half a day later, the once-arrogant monster had its skull blasted to pieces, leaving it a bloody mess. It was floating belly-up on the surface, its teeth and fins bound with several thick ropes as Annie and the others' large fuchuan towed it south without a care in the world.
For certain reasons, they weren't planning to dock just yet. Instead, they were going to find a village nearby in the Java Islands to restock and make some repairs to the ship.
"Annie..."
"The smell of blood is so strong. It's attracted a lot of sharks..."
"Are you sure this is okay?"
In the captain's cabin, Black Rabbit opened the window and looked at the huge monster fish being towed