Why did a first-grade elementary school student know how to fish, and look so skilled at it?!
Shirane Kiriko scratched at her hair and fell silent. No wonder she kept seeing this child in the news... Just as Jiang Xia's fans said, there were no ordinary people around this Detective.
Still, no matter what, having less work to do was a good thing—if none of these guests needed instruction, then once they reached the Breakwater, she could happily focus on fishing.
"We're scheduled to fish until noon today." Shirane Kiriko put away her gear and smiled. "Since everyone knows how to fish, why don't we see who catches the most? If I lose, I'll make everyone a hearty grilled fish meal. How about it?"
Suzuki Sonoko thought of her sister, who for every ten times she went fishing, averaged one fingertip-long fry, one corpse, a pile of junk, and a clump of air. She raised a reasonable question: "What will we eat if nobody catches any fish?"
Shirane Kiriko laughed, now convinced that this high school girl really was experienced. "No need to worry about that. I've already prepared bento for everyone."
Hearing that, the middle-aged man behind her came over with a smile. "Kiriko made creamy crab grilled patties today. It's one of her specialties—her father is a Fisherman, and she grew up eating seafood. She's exceptionally good at cooking it. I've never had seafood better than what she makes."
Shirane Kiriko said embarrassedly, "It's not that amazing. You're giving me too much credit."
"I'm only telling the truth!" the middle-aged man hurriedly said. "You're not just pretty, your cooking is delicious too. We're truly in for a treat today with this bento."
Shirane Kiriko was not used to such blunt praise, so she changed the subject. "If you