That afternoon, Su Na was steering the ship.
Yang Yi seized the chance to fish, planning to replenish their stock of Long-Legged Sardines.
These days, not only Yang Yi but Su Na also did light exercise at irregular intervals every day, which required the Life Fireplace.
This had caused their consumption of Long-Legged Sardines to skyrocket, and there were none left in the barrel.
Yang Yi had to catch more.
Two wooden barrels stood beside him. One was filled with sea salt, while the other held faintly foul-smelling seawater.
Another Small Meat Lump was reeled in and dropped straight into the Salt Barrel. It soon died, dehydrating into a dark ball of flesh.
The other barrel held only five fish. The catch had been rather poor.
Meat Lumps could actually be used in the Life Fireplace too, but these creatures could not be kept in ordinary wooden barrels. They would corrode the barrels, and if too many were kept together, they would devour one another and grow larger.
So Yang Yi had no intention of keeping live Meat Lumps aboard. He generally killed them as soon as he caught them.
There was little need to raise Meat Lumps, either.
He had already used Medium Meat Lumps for capsule draws three times and Large Meat Lumps twice. He would most likely encounter more later, so there was no need to rush to raise them.
Yang Yi fished until evening, when the sky began to darken.
He put away his fishing rod and checked his catch. There were twelve Long-Legged Sardines in total. Barring any unexpected deaths, they would probably last two or three days.
He could add a little White Seawater to make them more active.
There were also three meaty Red-Lipped Eels and one Demon Hammerhead Shark. The moment the