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Chapter 1506 The Origin of Fishing

"Speaking of Atlantis, we have to mention their treasure house."

"What did you suddenly say?"

Blaze, who was fishing with a fishing rod, was startled by Kullene who suddenly spoke behind him. Fortunately, he was steady enough and did not throw the fishing rod back.

"Then what are you doing? You are fishing here. Do you want to get the profession of Fisherman?" Kullene leaned over to look at the fish barrel next to Blaze and commented.

"It seems you don't have the talent for this."

"Why do you say that!"

"The conditions for unlocking the Fisherman are very simple. Just like the Hunter, you only need to catch ten fish. Of course, there are standards for these ten fish. They must be monster fish with certain levels, not ordinary fish. And the result of your morning's work is..."

Culene kicked Blaze's fish bucket, and there was a rather pathetic clanking sound from it; it was empty.

"Although you have been sitting patiently for the entire morning, motionless like a statue, and hiding your own breath, I have to tell you."

Kullene sat down next to Blaze with a whoosh, took out a rope and threw it out, then swung it hard, and a fish was pulled out of the sea and fell into Blaze's fish bucket.

"Fish are the beings in this world that can see the true nature of a living being most clearly. The surface of the water reflects a person's true face, and fish live in the water, in the same world as a person's true face."

"Perhaps you have made your own breath disappear completely, but your huge shadow falls on the sea. They can clearly see the huge lion carrying the sun on its back. Do you think they will still take your bait?"

"Why didn't you say so earlier? You just sat there and watched me sit there the whole morning!"

"Wait!" Kullene shouted immediately when she saw Blaze raising his hand, "But I can teach you how to hide your shadow!"

"…Tell me about it."

"Just don't let your shadow fall onto the sea."

Blaze looked down at the sea. His shadow was reflected precisely on the surface of the sea, and the fish even spared his shadow.

It was common sense that Blazer knew not to let the fish see your shadow, and he certainly avoided this, but his shadow still fell on the sea surface and in a completely different direction from the other shadows.

This can only mean one thing, that is, the light source is different.

Blaze turned his head and saw Amaterasu with her chin on his shoulder, staring at the sea intently, like a cat waiting for fish to take the bait.

Now we know why the shadow falls on the sea surface, because there is a sun behind it.

If the excited Amaterasu were to back off, her actions might change from unconscious mischief to deliberate mischief.

"That's why I said you have no talent. You will never be able to prevent your shadow from falling on the sea."

Kullene shrugged, took the fishing rod from Blaze, crossed his legs, and comfortably took out a straw hat and put it on his head.

As soon as the fishing rod made by Had changed its owner, it immediately became extremely powerful and quickly caught fish out of the sea.

"So why are you suddenly interested in fishing?"

"Isn't that master who wrote many books studying how to make fishing stronger? I'm curious about this." Blazer explained honestly. To be honest, he could understand why the farmer series of professions became stronger, because the strength of the farmer profession was not in the body, but in the crops it cultivated.

The farmer profession does not provide any offensive skills, but relatively speaking, it can provide plant manipulation capabilities comparable to the druid profession. Moreover, those who do not have the druid profession need to abide by the druid rules, otherwise they will be punished and restricted.

It is a creative profession. Just by harvesting crops, you can get a small amount of experience points. When the cultivated fields are large enough and the crops are strong enough, you can get quite amazing experience points.

In addition, farmers can sell the crops they grow to other people and increase their wallets.

In comparison, the fishing series of professions seems quite barren.

First of all, fishing does not directly gain experience points. You still have to fight the monsters you catch. Secondly, the fishing profession does not provide any combat skills. At most, it only has a skill to enhance strength.

"Wow, looking at your expression, I know you are looking down on the fishing profession." Kullene raised his eyebrows and said meaningfully.

"Have you forgotten how [profession] was born?"

"The feat of creating the world will be engraved on the soul, take root and sprout, grow past, present and future lives, and will grow with the flame from generation to generation."

"Oh!" Blazer became interested. He almost forgot how the Gunner series of professions came about.

"So, in the past, someone used his fishing ability to accomplish something earth-shattering?"

Culene did not answer, but just smiled. While they were talking and laughing, another fish was caught.

Blaze wasn't annoyed by Kullene's mystification. It would be more interesting not to reveal the answer at this time.

"That is to say, the fishing profession has a peak and an origin. I have to find a chance to tell that master and let him get the profession."

"It's no use. You will be rejected." Kullene lifted his straw hat up. "I contacted him when he finished "I am a Merchant, the Sorrow of the Sorrowful"."

"I think this human is really amazing. He is a role model for my generation. I must recruit and train him well, and give him a special job in the merchant series."

"He refused?" Blaze was a little bit unbelievable. Strangers would never refuse rewards, especially rewards that were delivered to their doorsteps.

"He refused. He said his goal was to create a [Strategy] that others could copy, and that the professions he had must be guaranteed to be available to everyone."

"Besides, he is a promiscuous person. He will immediately switch to the next identity after graduating from one. It is better to leave such a unique profession to someone else."

"As expected..." Blaze laughed. This was quite a foreigner's style.

"Then he would indeed refuse to achieve the pinnacle of the fishing profession for the same reason."

"Do you want it? I'm in a good mood now. I'll tell you as soon as I feel a little better." Kullene tilted her head.

"No~ That should be a reward for people who love fishing more. I'm just a layman." Blaze stretched out his voice, leaned back on the deck, and announced that he would give up his fishing career.

"So what did you mean by that first sentence?"

"Atlantis is really rich in a literal sense."

(End of this chapter)