"Hmph, dumb luck!" A-Guang pouted. "Dongzi, where do you think there's something to catch? Point me in the right direction?"
Ye Yaodong looked at him speechlessly. "What do you take me for, a fortune-teller? You think I can divine things by counting on my fingers? If I could, would I tell you? I'd scoop everything up myself!"
"Oh, come on, just point that golden finger of yours somewhere. Your dumb luck's better than mine."
"Quit bothering me. I'm trying to make money. Go look for yourself."
"Hurry up, point me in the right direction..." After finding two big mud crabs with Ye Yaodong's guidance last time, A-Guang had developed some faith in his luck.
"It's not like I know how..."
"Just point anywhere."
"Will you quit pestering me...? Go, go, over there. Get your ass over there..."
Pestered beyond endurance, Ye Yaodong pointed at a random spot farther away, telling him to hurry up and get lost.
Whether he really did have some uncanny gift or not, A-Guang eagerly trotted over and actually found a big stranded fish.
"Huh? Holy shit, Dongzi really does have a gift! Say, what kind of fish is this?"
Hearing him shout "holy shit," Ye Yaodong's heart gave a jolt too. He hurried over, unable to help wondering whether he really had pointed him toward a treasure trove.
The other two heard the commotion and hurried over as well.
"What kind of fish?"
"Something big?"
When Ye Yaodong got close enough to see, his eyes widened. "A sea wolf?"
Its body was long and cylindrical, its mouth pointed, its lower jaw broad, and its head spindle-shaped. It had protruding, canine-like teeth, and the area around its eyes was yellow with a reddish tinge. It was a sea wolf fish, no doubt.
"Huh? So this is