The Fisherman Who Never Catches Fish-Chapter 272 - 177 The Harm of Invasive Alien Species
Chapter 272 -177 The Harm of Invasive Alien Species! (Please Subscribe)
Chapter 272 -177 The Harm of Invasive Alien Species! (Please Subscribe)
Captain Zhou approached Fang Hao without disturbing him.
Instead, he signaled everyone else to quiet down and not to disrupt Fang Hao lifting the container.
Fang Hao was now slowly pulling up the container, and water started leaking out of it.
Although with the help of the Infinite Strength Card, there would be no issue for him even if the container was filled with iron blocks, not to mention water, he could still pull it up.
However, in order not to alarm others too much making it difficult to explain afterward, he first let the water leak out before pulling it up.
This way, his explanation to others later would have more credibility.
After all, Fang Hao’s public persona was one of great strength, of Innate Divine Power.
Even if everyone was shocked to see him lifting the container, they wouldn’t be scared enough to capture him for dissection and study.
As a large amount of water poured out from the container, the weight in Fang Hao’s hands significantly reduced.
This…seems not heavy at all.
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He estimated it to be about four to five tons.
So light?
It was almost like empty; perhaps the contents inside were very light, or not much was inside to begin with, essentially an empty container.
Once most of the water had leaked, Fang Hao took a deep breath and pulled the container onto the deck.
A space on the deck had been cleared to place this container.
Now it wasn’t just Fang Hao who was curious about what was inside the container.
The other people on the ship, the Coast Guard, and even Xiao Pang were all very curious.
The online viewers in the live stream were also anticipating the moment when the container was opened.
“Will there be anything inside?”
It was only after Fang Hao had lifted up the container that Captain Zhou came over and inspected it.
Now that the container was lifted, but due to the unknown situation of its contents, they didn’t open it rashly.
Before opening it, they had to be extremely cautious.
All necessary protective measures should not be neglected.
As Fang Hao approached to open it, he was stopped by Captain Zhou.
“Xiao Chen, go get the protective clothing and gas mask.”
Captain Zhou immediately instructed one of the Coast Guards to retrieve the equipment.
Since it was decided upon, Fang Hao started to untangle the fishing hook that was caught in a crevice at the front door of the container, securing it tightly, the line entangled around that spot, preventing it from falling off.
Although he did not know how he had managed to fish this up, he was still quite curious about what could be inside.
Judging by the weight when he pulled it up, there wouldn’t be much inside.
Maybe it just contained some random items.
“As long as it’s not some discarded rubbish, it’s fine.”
Fang Hao thought to himself.
He couldn’t figure out what was inside.
His Mechanical Eye only indicated that this was a container and did not specify what was inside.
It also hinted that this container had fallen into the sea because of a mishandling error.
This indicated… it’s not about a container ship sinking here.
Just a lost container.
…
At this moment, Captain Zhou’s gaze turned to Fang Hao, who was quite curious about him.
Especially after witnessing him pull up a container.
Even if that container didn’t contain much, it still weighed several tons.
How could he lift such weight with ease? Just how strong was he!
Certainly, this was the strongest person Captain Zhou had ever seen.
“Captain Zhou, what is it…”
Fang Hao felt goosebumps under Captain Zhou’s gaze and couldn’t help but ask.
“Do you have innate strength?”
“Some innate, and some from self-training.” No boasting here—Fang Hao had indeed been practicing Innate Skill, which increased his strength.
Otherwise, he wouldn’t be this strong now.
“Training?”
“Yes, I train every day.”
“Then your skills must be quite good too.” Captain Zhou’s eyes lit up.
He saw this young man in front of him as a treasure.
The more he asked, the more surprises he found.
“Not really… just some rudimentary skills.”
Fang Hao scratched his head.
Stay humble, stay humble.
“Ah, you’re too modest. When we have time later, I’ll find a couple of people to spar with you.” Captain Zhou was eager to test Fang Hao’s skills.
Fang Hao could only give a wry smile.
But that’s for later. Right now, the priority was to figure out the situation with this container and whether there were any other containers or shipwrecks underwater.
However, he hadn’t heard of any recent accidents involving ships.
It seemed likely that it was a minor accident that occurred while sailing, causing the container to fall into the sea.
Captain Zhou’s judgment was more or less the same as the information Fang Hao had.
Worthy of being the captain, his ability to deduce the situation from just a few clues was really strong.
But even after making judgments, Captain Zhou planned to deploy an underwater detection device to check. Confirmation was still necessary.
While he was arranging for this, the Coast Guard who had gone to fetch protective gear returned.
The Coast Guard put on the protective gear, then asked Fang Hao and the others to move further away.
Before the contents of the container were verified, it was not safe to get too close.
