Liang Jian: I have a canteen

After more than an hour of fierce fighting, the fish was finally caught.

It weighs forty or fifty pounds and is a very beautiful sailfish.

Its long, sword-shaped upper jaw gleamed with a bluish-gray metallic luster in the sunlight, resembling a finely crafted weapon.

Such a large sailfish quickly attracted a crowd of onlookers, including islanders and sailors.

Once on the deck, the sailfish didn't stay still, swaying its body and its long upper jaw thumping, looking quite dangerous.

Xu San didn't know how to handle such a large fish.

Little Lisa didn't know how either. Although she knew how to fish, she clearly had never handled such a large sailfish before.

Fortunately, a sailor came over and asked Xu San if he needed any help.

Xu San readily agreed.

These sailors, who are out here year-round, must have extensive experience in dealing with such large fish.

Watching the sailors bustling about, Xu San began to think about how to deal with the fish.

His first thought was to pan-fry tuna fillets in olive oil!

This isn't a Chinese dish; it's a dish from a game.

Although there are no specific cooking techniques, the name of the dish indicates the cooking method.

Fry it with olive oil!

Xu San's cooking skills are quite good. Although he is not a master chef, his everyday home-cooked dishes are still very delicious.

"Let's see how we finish it. It's so big, it's definitely enough for us. We'll ask the kitchen for some ice to freeze the rest so my wife can enjoy it when we get to Tokyo!"

As Xu San spoke, he licked his lips, imagining how delicious the fish fillets would be after they were fried.

Elisa looked at Xu San and asked, "You can cook? Is it Japanese cuisine?"

“It’s Chinese cuisine! In Japan, this fish is usually prepared as sashimi!” Xu San asked Alyssa, “Which do you prefer?” “Fried fish fillet, please! I don’t like raw food!” Alyssa replied.

The sailors were cleaning the sailfish, and Xu San was helping as much as he could, watching and learning. He was still young, and it was always good to learn more.

Even if it's useless, you can still brag about it when you're drinking, right?

The enormous sailfish was placed on a trolley. At that moment, the first mate arrived and looked at Xu San with a smile, congratulating him, "What a huge sailfish! Congratulations, Mr. Edogawa!"

"Luck, luck!" Xu San said with a smile. "Speaking of which, the fishing rod I used was bought from a sailor on the ship."

"Oh, who is it!" First mate Raul asked curiously.

Xu San recalled the sailor's physical characteristics and then described them.

Raul nodded. "It should be Tony. I was wondering why this fishing rod looked so familiar."

Raul looked at the fishing rod standing to the side, then turned to Xu San and continued, "The captain knows you caught a big fish, and he wants to see it."

"Is the captain also a fisherman?" Xu San asked.

"The captain also fishes, but I guess he wants to check the quality of this fish. If it's good, he probably wants to make it into a specimen."

"No problem! I only want the fish!"

Xu San was easy to talk to. After Raul turned to say a few words to the sailors, they pushed the cart to see the captain.

Watching the sailors sail away, Xu San asked, "Should I also go see Captain Yi?"

"Alright! The captain would like to meet you too."

Xu San went, and naturally the Alice sisters would follow.

Little Lisa, in particular, was very interested in the ship's captain. (End of Chapter)