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At that moment, a gang of fish thieves came to his Marine Ranch, filling him with rage.

It happened one evening.

Lu Ao had reduced his trips to feed the Marine Ranch to once a day. Most of the time, he went over in the morning and did not return at night.

The Marine Ranch was not far from home. If there was too much commotion there, Lu Ao could hear it from his house.

That afternoon, he vaguely heard an Orca making warning calls at home. He thought someone had gotten audacious again and was trying to steal the Orca.

He was immediately consumed by fury. He put on his shoes, went out, mounted his motorcycle, and rushed toward the Marine Ranch.

Unexpectedly, when he reached the reefs, he found the Orca still thrashing about within the Marine Ranch, continuously making warning calls. There were no boats or humans nearby.

Lu Ao was puzzled for a moment, but he soon realized that the Orca's warning was not aimed at humans, but at a school of fish in the sea.

It was evening now, feeding time for most schools of fish, and Dolphins were no exception.

The Dolphins had gone out together to forage, leaving only the Orca and Beluga behind at the Marine Ranch. The Beluga was also making warning calls, its voice stern. Every so often, it dived into the water to chase after certain fish.

They were clearly fighting those fish.

Seeing no one around, Lu Ao simply stripped off his clothes, jumped straight into the sea, transformed into Dragon Form, and swam to the Orca's side.

Roar! Lu Ao called out, asking the Orca with his mind what was happening.

Orcas were highly intelligent and could convey simple meanings.

It told Lu Ao that a group