Chapter 273 276 The Fishery

"I am at the seaside again!"

Allen went through the forest and came to the beach where waves were beating. The salty sea wind with fresh air made his pores open and he feel comfortable. His heart skipped a beat.

But the vines tied to his body and the wood behind him reminded Allen that he was not here for fun, but to solve the problem of the golden fishery!

So Allen took a few deep breaths silently and walked towards his gold fishery, dragging the wood.

Because it was a beach, it was not like there were some mosses or green grass in the forest that could reduce the friction of the wood dragging on the ground.

The sand on the beach prevented Allen from moving the wood.

It took Allen a lot of time to get the wood to his gold fishery.

"Oh my God! I'm so tired!"

Allen untied the vines on his body and took a rest.

He thought he might need to go to the golden fishery to relax.

So Allen took off his clothes and went into the water. To Allen's surprise, he found something was wrong as soon as he got into the water.

"Why is there a small shark here?"

There weren't too much sand and stones in the fishery, so Allen could see a small shark about half a meter long wandering there.

Allen felt his scalp tingling.

But on second thought, he didn't have any wounds on his body. Logically speaking, he wouldn't be attacked.

So Allen felt relieved.

Then Allen saw the small shark coming at him as if it had found its prey.

"Damn it! Didn't they say that sharks wouldn't attack humans randomly? They were lying, weren't they?"

Allen got nervous and jumped onto the beach.

The small shark wandered around the place where Allen had stayed before and swam towards other places.

Allen's face turned pale.

He had never been wronged like this!

"I've killed cannibals and wild wolves. Why should I be afraid of a small shark like you?"

Allen gave a cruel smile.

"If you hadn't done anything stupid today, I would have let you go. But I'm sorry that you scared me! Today I have to make you into shark wings!"

Allen pulled his crossbow out of his pile of clothes.

"Go to hell!"

Allen aimed at the small shark and shot decisively. In an instant, the powerful wooden arrow shot into the water, creating waves.

However, Allen had no experience of hunting in the water, so the first wooden arrow missed its target.

But it didn't matter. Allen corrected his feelings and shot the wooden arrow again. This time, it hit the back of the small shark. Fresh red blood immediately stained this area.

Allen grinned and went straight to his fishery.

"Damn it! You scared me! You deserve it!"

He walked slowly to the small shark and grabbed it, swimming ashore.

Allen didn't go ashore until he threw the small shark on the beach.

"Wow, you are still alive."

Allen was delighted to see the small shark was still alive!

"You scared me!"

He pulled out the wooden arrow from its body and punched the small shark. The shark died in an instant.

Allen enjoyed it very much.

"KO!"

He murmured to himself. Then Allen came up with an interesting idea.

"I planned to use raw wolf meat or raw pork as bait in the golden fishery and wait for the prey to come in and block the exit. But now it seems that there is a better way! I can use the shark's corpse!"

After thinking for a while, Allen thought it was a good idea and it also saved time!

So Allen cut off the shark's wings and threw its body into his golden fishery.

To attract more hunters with the small shark's blood, Allen cut a lot of wounds on it.

As soon as the small shark was thrown down, Allen saw a lot of blood spurting out of its body and drifting away.

"Good job! It works well!"

Allen couldn't help but praise himself.

At the same time, Allen didn't forget what he was doing here.

After thinking for a while, Allen came to the water entrance first.

"This place is like a staircase. I can climb up the area with stones. In this case, as long as the prey does not leave my golden fishery quickly, they will be blocked by these stones!"

Then I can kill it at will!

Thinking of this, Allen couldn't help smiling complacently.

"Okay, let's do it!"

He began to look for the surrounding broken stones and placed them at the entrance.

Whoosh!

After being busy for a while, Allen finally completed the doorknob.

Thanks to the stones in this area, Allen could complete all the obstructions.

"But there is a more serious problem waiting for me!"

Allen looked at the gate and thought for a while. 'If I use the net bag, it won't be a reliable one.' He thought.

"If one or two big fish appear and break the net, it would be embarrassing, won't it?"

That was why Allen brought the wood here.

He had made up his mind that he would use the wood as a tool to break the gate.

"Maybe I can make a hollow carving, or I can bury half of it in the soil and half exposed to the outside. At that time, I can make a hole in the middle and pull out the cork when I need to release the water. If I don't need it, I can block it!"

Allen thought his idea was perfect.

"Then just do it!"

Allen thought it was a good idea, so he began to dig the wood.

But in the middle of the process, Allen suddenly thought of a problem.

"No. If I break the stone, how could I block the water?"

Allen thought that he had to find a way to block the gap and prevent himself from being washed away by the sea!

It was difficult.

"I have to find a way!"

Allen put down the tools in his hand and began to think about it in silence.

Then Allen thought of a possibility.

"Then I'll dig a small hole like a swimming pool in the outer ring!"

"In that case, the water will flow into the pool. If both sides are on the same level, then I won't flow out of the pool."

Allen thought for a while and patted himself on the head.

"What am I thinking about? I'll fill the small swimming pool after I successfully use the wood as a barrier. There won't be so many problems."

"That's it!"

After thinking for a while, Allen felt relieved. He silently picked up his tools and began to look at the wood.

"The first thing I need to confirm is the depth and then the thickness of the wood. Wow, it's a big project!"

Allen had just started, but he felt troublesome. He thought if only he had a drill at this time.

"Well. Just go on."