"A half-human, half-fish female fish demon?"
Xia Wuyuan found it curious too. Stroking his white beard, he shook his head and said, "I've never seen a half-human, half-fish fish demon like that."
Gu Yao continued asking, "Then, Elder Xia, besides a Jiaolong, what other demons have you caught while fishing?"
Xia Wuyuan smiled. "Oh, plenty. I've caught water demons by the river before-Turtle Man, Shrimp-Head Woman, Crab Spirit, Snake Spirit, Water Monkey, and so on."
Shrimp-Head Woman?
Turtle Man?
What the hell were those names?
They were way too absurd!
Gu Yao could barely keep a straight face. The corners of her mouth twitched, and she really wanted to double over laughing.
Just then.
Gu Qing's pocket beside her began vibrating furiously.
Gu Qing reached into his pocket, pulled out a vibrating phone, and tapped the screen. Elder Liang had sent him messages on WeChat.
There were lots of them, but they were all voice messages.
And they were all extremely long voice messages, each dozens of seconds long.
Worst of all, the number of these extremely long voice messages kept increasing.
The sight made Gu Qing's scalp prickle.
Damn it, several voice messages nearly a minute long at a time? Did he have to make this so torturous?
Good thing WeChat can convert voice messages to text, or I'd really exhaust myself listening.
Gu Qing couldn't help grumbling inwardly.
Then he tapped the voice-to-text option to see what exactly Elder Liang was saying.
As the extremely long voice messages were converted to text one by one, the chat window, which had looked fairly empty, was instantly crammed full of huge blocks of text.
Gu Qing quickly skimmed the text, extracting the important points.
A moment later.
He had read all the messages.
They had just one point.
Elder Liang