[Fisher: An ordinary member of Sunset City's underclass, earning a meager income by catching and selling fish, perpetually struggling to keep himself fed. Upon inheriting this skin, your first concern should not be how many fish you can catch, but how to avoid starving to death. Possesses the talent 'Water Affinity': your underwater movement speed is 30% faster than the average person's.]
Another skin without a lifespan quest.
Among the residents of the Star Spirit World, lacking an innate lifespan quest seemed to go hand in hand with poverty. The earlier Gravedigger skin had been a pauper too.
Fortunately, this skin at least had a talent, so it wasn't entirely bare-bones. And for now, the talent looked pretty good: a 30% increase in underwater movement speed. Paired with the Merfolk Mask, he could rely on the Vampire Skin's high agility to travel at night, then switch to this skin during the day for a speed boost in the water too.
After reading the skin's description, Mu You looked at the other two bonus items.
[Fishing Net (damaged): A net that can catch magical fish. Cast it into a body of water and wait for fish to swim inside. It can be hauled in at most once per day. The catch depends entirely on luck; the higher the fish's grade, the lower the chance of catching it. Placing bait in the net can improve the chances of a successful catch to some extent. (Damaged, currently unusable.)] [Merfolk Scale: An unremarkable merfolk scale, but its presence indicates that a merfolk once appeared nearby.]
A net that could catch magical fish, unfortunately already torn. Together with the Merfolk Scale found on the net and the Fisher's description, these three successive descriptions naturally suggested a possibility to Mu