"We agreed on one hour. One hour, and whoever catches more wins. Got it?"
Su Ping glanced at the little brat sitting upright beside him.
Strictly speaking, in a fishing competition, the two contestants would never sit together to fish.
After all, serious anglers paid attention to everything, starting with choosing a spot and chumming the water. But Su Ping could not be bothered to take a little brat seriously.
He even took out a fishing rod from beside him.
"This is a mechanical fishing rod. Once a fish takes the hook, press the button on it, and an electric current will knock the fish unconscious so it can't struggle anymore. It also has an automatic hydraulic rod, so you can reel it in without much effort."
The child glanced at the brat before him and nodded inwardly in satisfaction. The boy did have some "sportsmanship."
He had not actually taken advantage of his ignorance.
But that clearly made no difference to the child. Without the slightest concern, he flicked his hand and cast the hook into Waterheart's lake.
Su Ping shook his head and stopped bothering altogether.
Yes, this little brat was just amusing himself at Su Ping's expense. He had not even put any bait on the hook. Would those White-Eyed Fish beneath Waterheart, which would never loose the hawk before seeing the hare, take that hook?
That would be a ghost sighting indeed.
Su Ping ignored him and turned to Shangguan Ye, who likewise saw this as a joke, resuming their earlier discussion about nurturing plant-type pet beasts.
At the same time, with a gentle flick, Su Ping cast out his hook, loaded with a large chunk of specially prepared bait.
Then he turned his head and gave the boy beside him a strange look.
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