The eight points you just earned can only be exchanged for a maximum of three ordinary shells, leaving you with 0.5 points remaining.

Based on this exchange rate, if a regular shell only catches one small bluefish, he will not only not earn points, but will also lose 0.5 points.

You need to catch at least two small bluefish to make sure you don't lose money.

If, like before, a single cannonball can catch four small bluefish at the same time, then the reward will be more than doubled.

of course.

The small bluefish is just the most common fish in this fishing ground.

Many other fish species also exist in the central waters.

They differ significantly in size, speed, and appearance.

It is currently unclear how many points those fish will provide, and how many cannonballs they will need to withstand to be successfully captured.

If the judgment is wrong and a large number of shells are wasted on large fish with strong defenses, the initial thirty shells will be used up very quickly.

Mo Fan continued to check the points shop.

Compared to regular shells, the exchange prices for other rewards are significantly higher.

The first type is the fruit that can provide experience points to pets.

【Cocoa fruit】

[Exchange Price: 50 points]

......

【Fig】

[Exchange Price: 500 points]

......

Crabapple

[Exchange Price: 750 points]

......

【pitaya】

[Exchange Price: 1150 points]

Upon seeing these prices, Mo Fan quickly began to calculate in his mind.

A small bluefish can only provide two points.

To exchange for a cocoa fruit, you need to catch at least twenty-five small bluefish.

This doesn't even include the cost of exchanging shells.

As for figs, crabapples, and dragon fruit, the required points can reach hundreds or even thousands.

If you keep catching ordinary small bluefish, it won't be easy to redeem these rewards.

Unless you can guarantee that every shell hits several small fish at the same time.

Alternatively, they could target specific types of fish that are more valuable.

Mo Fan continued scrolling down the store list.

Soon, he saw even more valuable exchange items.

【Water Spirit Stone】

[Exchange Price: 5000 points]

......

Fire Spirit Stone

[Exchange Price: 5000 points]

......

【Wood Spirit Stone】

[Exchange Price: 5000 points]

......

【Earth Spirit Stone】

[Exchange Price: 5000 points]

Besides these types of spirit stones, the shop also sells other items with similar effects.

The only difference is the exchange rate.

But most of them are between five thousand and six thousand five hundred points.

This item can not only provide pets with a lot of experience points, but also increase the pet's affinity for the corresponding attribute.

In today's market, they would be extremely sought-after items.

However, their exchange rates are also shockingly high.

Even the cheapest basic spirit stone requires 5,000 points.

Based on the calculation of two points per small bluefish, at least two thousand five hundred need to be caught.

Moreover, this still doesn't take into account the cost of the shells themselves.

It will be very difficult to accumulate 5,000 points using ordinary small fish.

"It seems that if we want to exchange for these things, we can't just focus on the little bluefish."

Mo Fan made a judgment in his mind.

The points that large and special fish can provide are certainly much higher than those of ordinary small bluefish.

In addition, special shells must also be used where they are most needed.

Mo Fan didn't rush to conclusions and continued to examine the text.

At the bottom of the points shop, there are two pet eggs that can be redeemed.

The first pet egg was light blue all over.

The eggshell surface is covered with ripple-like patterns, with pale white wave patterns distributed among the ripples, constantly radiating a gentle water-based magic.

【Emerald Blue Egg】

[Exchange Price: 6500 points]

The second pet egg has a deeper color.

Its eggshell surface also features water ripple and wave patterns.

However, those waves had a deep blue color.

Faintly, one can even see patterns resembling ocean whirlpools slowly rotating on the surface of the eggshell.

Poseidon's Egg

[Exchange Price: 10000 points]

Mo Fan narrowed his eyes slightly upon seeing the final price.

10,000 points.

This is the highest-priced reward in the entire points shop.

It is even more expensive than a spirit stone.

This means that the pets that can hatch from Poseidon's Egg will definitely have good potential.

It may even surpass the vast majority of ordinary aquatic pets.

The same applies to the Jade Water Exquisite Egg.

The price of 6,500 points is the same as the most expensive item in the store.

However, Mo Fan did not immediately set his sights on the two pet eggs.

He now owns four pets.

Fire Dance Dragon, Oasis Mammoth, Fire-Eyed Lizard, and Popola all require a lot of resources to cultivate.

Adding another pet when resources are limited may not be the best option.

In comparison, experience fruits or items that can directly enhance the strength of existing pets are more suitable for him.

of course.

It's too early to consider what to exchange for now.

Whether it's spirit stones or two pet eggs, both require thousands or even tens of thousands of points.

He currently has only eight points.

What rewards you can ultimately redeem depends on your subsequent gains.

Mo Fan closed the points shop and turned his attention back to the central waters.

Large schools of fish continued to swim back and forth amidst the gunfire.

Ordinary shells kept exploding.

Pale golden specks of light occasionally rose from the water, merging into the turrets of the surrounding players.

Mo Fan did not wait any longer.

He slowly rotated the turret, aiming the cannon at a school of fish in front of him.

boom!

The dull sound of artillery fire rang out.

An ordinary shell, trailing a pale white contrail, pierced through the seawater and landed precisely among several small bluefish.

boom!

The shell exploded.

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