At 3: 10 in the afternoon, Kaede Sato, dressed in shabby clothes, carried a small suitcase and boarded the cruise ship with the crowd. He was then led by a boorish sailor into a simple room inside the cabin.
In order to play the role of Zhe Ping, Kaede Sato was really poor, and the ticket he bought was of the lowest quality. Therefore, he was assigned to a narrow room with six people to live together.
Fortunately, the room was cleaned regularly and the environment inside was not bad. However, because the room was relatively closed, and there were many people who used to live here and had been at sea for a long time, the smell inside was still very strong. As soon as Kaede Sato entered, he immediately smelled a strange mixture of the smell of the sea and sweat.
"Fortunately, I didn't bring Pikachu. Otherwise, that little guy I spoiled would be making a scene now."
Kaede Sato could not help but frown when he smelled the unpleasant smell in the room. However, he soon returned to normal and joked in his mind.
Zhe Ping was now a poor man. The things he had on him were given to him by a charity organization. Even the ticket was bought with the charity's money. Therefore, Kaede Sato naturally did not have any Pikachu with him at this time.
Yes, Kaede Sato was now really all alone. The resources he had on hand were pitifully few.
A Poké Ball and 1,000 Alliance Coins that Yuan Zhe Ping had kept as a souvenir were the only resources Kaede Sato had at the moment.
However, Kaede Sato was not worried about this. He had mastered the superpower of teleportation, so he still had the ability to protect himself. If he found a good Water Pikachu along the way, he would use his superpower to subdue one.
After Kaede Sato put away his suitcase, he greeted the others in the room one by one and then left the room.
Through the signboard in the cabin passage, Kaede Sato quickly arrived on the deck. At this time, many people had gathered on the deck, especially on the deck at the bow.
Many people were leaning against the railing in twos and threes, chatting while looking at the sea view. Some of the passengers and elves who were not seasick for the first time shouted excitedly and then cheered on the deck.
Kaede Sato smiled when he saw this. He then walked towards the back of the boat, where a few fishermen had gathered for a living. A large number of fishing rods were placed on the railings.
Once these fishing rods that were fixed by some kind of tool showed signs of fish biting the bait, the nearby people who were watching over a dozen fishing rods would immediately approach and engage in a pulling competition with the prey that had bitten the bait underwater.
Most of the prey they caught were ordinary fish, and only a few of them were water elves in the sea.
Once a water sprite was caught, the fisherman would excitedly throw out a pokeball called a fishing net. As long as one's luck wasn't too bad, this pokeball, which was specially used to catch water sprites, could easily subdue them.
These fishermen would usually cooperate with some business-minded sailors on the ship. They would sell the ordinary fish and water elves they caught to the sailors for a reward.
Therefore, in order to gain new income and water elves, Kaede Sato decided to work with these fishermen for the rest of the journey. But before that, he still needed a fishing rod.
After looking around for a while, Kaede Sato found a fisherman who might give him a fishing rod. This fisherman was young and had a dozen fishing rods in his hands.
Unfortunately, perhaps due to bad technique, bad bait, bad luck, etc., this fisherman had not caught any prey for more than half an hour. At this time, his face was very ugly. Obviously, he was in a very bad mood.
As soon as Kaede Sato approached, the angered angler immediately turned his head and stared at Kaede Sato with an unfriendly look. He was obviously looking for someone to vent his frustration on.
It was not hard to imagine that as soon as Kaede Sato opened his mouth, he would definitely be scolded by the fisherman for interfering with his fishing and causing him to be unable to catch any fish.
When Kaede Sato saw the young fisherman's expression, he just smiled and said nothing. But at this time, his eyes lit up with a faint blue light, and a weak wave of psychic power emanated from his body.
Soon, the young fisherman who looked into Kaede Sato's eyes seemed to have lost his soul. His eyes became a little dull.
Then, under the effect of Kaede Sato's hypnosis and telepathy, the young fisherman suddenly felt that Kaede Sato was unusually friendly. He greeted Kaede Sato as if he was seeing a friend he had not seen in years.
Then, after Kaede Sato and the young fisherman discussed the terms, he got a fishing rod and some bait from the young fisherman as he wished.
It had to be said that espers were very good at dealing with ordinary people. Just by relying on low-level espers such as hypnosis and telepathy, espers could quickly close the distance with ordinary people and obtain a lot of useful information.
In the Dazed Beast Temple, Kaede Sato often went to Enlightenment Lake. The water-type fairies in the lake were very strange. They could sense the emotions of the fisherman. Once they sensed the fisherman's existence and wanted to catch them, they would not take the bait. They would not even let the slightest trace of distracting thoughts.
Therefore, Enlightenment Lake was a good place to test the results of one's cultivation. Only people or fairies who had reached the state of desireless and desireless could have the chance to catch the water-type fairies in Enlightenment Lake.
Kaede Sato once caught a large pincer crab in Enlightenment Lake. This proved that his heart had reached the state of desireless and desireless. However, his cultivation was not enough, so he could not maintain this state of mind for a long time.
However, the water-type fairies in the sea were not the same as those in Enlightenment Lake with special abilities. Kaede Sato thought that his half-baked state of desireless and desireless and desireless would be enough to attract the water-type fairies in the sea.
Sure enough, Kaede Sato used his half-baked state of desireless and desireless and quickly caught a water-type fairy on his fishing rod.
After a round of tugging, Kaede Sato caught a very large carp king.
When the young fisherman saw that Kaede Sato had caught a water-type fairy, he immediately threw a fishing net at the newly caught carp king and successfully subdued it.
According to the agreement, the next ten water-type fairies caught by Kaede Sato would belong to him. After the agreement was fulfilled, the fishing rod and bait would belong to Kaede Sato, along with a fishing net.
More than an hour later, Kaede Sato caught his sixteenth water-type fairy from the sea under the surprised gazes of the young fisherman and the other fishermen nearby.
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