Chapter 1846: Capítulo 1846: Chapter 1849:

Mu Xiaoyao started off quickly, but as the distance shortened, his speed gradually slowed down.

The girls became slightly worried, really afraid that he wouldn’t be able to pull this big fish in.

Ye Hua noticed their concern and said with a smile, “Mr. Mu is afraid the fishing line will snap, so he’s deliberately slowing down.”

Ah, so that’s the reason. Understanding this, the girls finally felt relieved.

“Go, Brother, go, Brother!”

Baili Xia and the others immediately started cheering for him again.

Although the other men were also slowly reeling in their lines, they had already caught glimpses of Mu Xiaoyao on the side.

This guy, catching something big right from the start, today’s competition just got a bit tougher.

Mu Xiaoyao’s hook was getting closer, and when it was only a few meters away, they could already see the figure with writhing arms in the sea.

“It’s a squid,” Mu Ziying exclaimed first.

“That’s called an octopus,” Ye Hua corrected nearby.

Mu Ziying rolled her eyes at him, “Isn’t a squid the same as an octopus?”

“No, squid and octopus are not the same thing,” Baili Xia corrected her nearby, “Their size and number of tentacles are different.”

Mu Ziying immediately gave an embarrassed smile, “They are almost the same, almost the same…”

Baili Xia smiled and didn’t say more.

Explaining these things to Mu Ziying is like playing the lute to a cow; she wouldn’t remember it anyway.

This octopus was indeed large, and its struggle in the water was strong.

Mu Xiaoyao didn’t dare to exert too much force, afraid the octopus might break the line.

He slowly turned the fishing reel, pulling it closer.

When it was only a meter or two from the yacht, Ye Hua walked over and scooped it up with a fishing net.

With a forceful lift, he finally got it out.

“Oh…”

A few crisp cheers rang out, making the men nearby frown slightly.

A cold aura seeped from these men, carrying their thirst for victory and disdain for others.

They began to reel in their lines faster; only a result could prove their skills weren’t inferior.

Ye Hua had a few brothers put the octopus into the tank; it weighed more than twenty pounds.

Once Mu Xiaoyao settled the octopus, Baili Xia ran to Mu Xiaojiu’s side, waiting for his results.

“Uncle, how’s it going here?” Baili Xia asked with a face full of expectation.

Mu Xiaojiu didn’t answer, his gaze was fixed on the distant deep sea, his hand slowly feeling the strength coming from the other side.

He could sense that this was also a big creature.

Nearby, Mu Lingchuan and Nangong Xu were rapidly reeling in lines, clearly, something had taken their bait.

But Mu Xiaojiu ignored them, as getting distracted would only cause the hooked fish to escape.

Mu Lingchuan and Nangong Xu finished reeling in their lines one after the other, and Ye Hua and Mu Xiaoyao helped them bring the catches up.

Each of them caught two medium-sized fish, which weighed far less compared to Mu Xiaoyao’s catch.

Now, all eyes were on Mu Xiaojiu.

From his composed yet slightly serious expression, it was not hard to tell his catch must be sizable.

“What’s that, a big dark mass?” someone shouted.

Everyone followed the direction they pointed to, occasionally spotting a black thing surfacing on the sea.

It was still a bit far, unclear what it was.

Everyone became nervous, all eyes fixed on that dark object unblinkingly.

As Mu Xiaojiu slowly reeled it closer, when it was only about ten meters away, someone finally recognized it.