"How is this guy even so good at fishing? Is he some kind of perfect superman?"
Yang Yi grumbled on the way back.
"Captain Yang, he was extremely particular every time he baited his hook and cast his line. He cast the hook precisely near the fish, in just the right spot, even luring away fish that had been about to take our bait. That's why he won."
Xiaoji explained, but Yang Yi actually knew that too. He had seen it all, which was why he had sensibly conceded.
He couldn't beat Reinhardt with similar tactics. At most, he could keep both Reinhardt and himself from catching any fish, but that wouldn't win him the contest either, so in the end, he could only accept his bad luck.
Fortunately, Reinhardt himself had said that surrendering halved the loss, saving him 2.5 million Conch Coins.
When he returned to his quarters, Yang Yi found Su Na in the room. She seemed to have something she wanted to discuss with him, looking hesitant to speak and even talking to herself.
"Say it. This is a rare opportunity. If we miss it, it'll be hard to get another."
"But the risk is great. If the Radiant Holy Church notices, it'll put us in danger."
Like a clash between reason and emotion, neither voice, neither attitude, avoided speaking in front of Yang Yi.
But clearly... they both had the same goal: to make Yang Yi ask.
"What is it?"
Yang Yi asked.
"Uh... you'd better tell him."
It wasn't clear whether that was Su Na or Su Na Na. In any case, they switched.
Yang Yi guessed that the person before him was now Su Na, and she told him about a discovery she had made.
During this time, she had been visiting various