Five hundred and fortieth chapters thornback dragon fish
"Pull out his eyeballs." Cong Fu shouted loudly.
"Le Jin, just kill him, why gouge out his eyes?"
"Hmph, I, Cong Fu, have always been consistent in East China Sea. If I want to dig out his eyes, I have to gouge out his eyes. Otherwise, how can my brothers obey me?
But you are so good at martial arts, and ten of them are no match for you, so why do you swallow your anger and accept such idleness?" Cong Fu asked with a frown.
Li Luo smiled softly and said in a low voice: "Maybe I didn't think carefully about whether to take action or not. Thank you Le Jin for helping me out."
Cong Fu snorted and saw Li Luo's eyes avoiding him when he spoke. He smiled and suddenly stretched his long legs to the table in front of Li Luo. He smiled sweetly and said, "Does it look good?"
Li Luo didn't expect Congfu to be so bold. Although Hucha Dongchan was bold and unruly, he didn't have such a shocking appearance. His face turned red, he coughed repeatedly, and he didn't know how to respond.
Cong Fu laughed loudly, stopped teasing Li Luo, and gasped with a smile: "You are quite cute like this."
Li Luo smiled bitterly and was speechless. I am afraid that this comment can only be heard in the East China Sea.
Officer Fucong had already properly disposed of the corpses in the wine shop, and some islanders were gathered nearby. Seeing that the big man was dead and there was no more excitement to watch, they all scattered and walked away. I don't know if it was because of their cold nature or some other reason.
"What should I do with this woman?" a Fu Cong soldier asked, pointing to the woman on the ground.
Cong Fu glanced at the woman with disgust and was about to speak when Li Luo called out in a loud voice: "Le Jin, please be merciful."
Cong Fu glanced at Li Luo and said, "I don't want to kill her, just leave her here and let's go."
A group of people filed out. After Li Luo and other Fu Cong soldiers left the wine shop, they walked gently to the woman's side, leaned down and took out some silver from their arms.
He whispered: "This is all the silver I have with me. You can use it to survive. I can't protect myself and can't save you. You should be more careful."
The woman did not raise her head. Li Luo sighed secretly and turned around to leave. Suddenly he heard the woman behind him ask in a low voice: "Is the young master from Dagan?"
Li Luo paused and replied harmoniously: "Yes."
"A few days ago, I heard that Hua Doushui's army attacked Da Gandong Mansion. Who won?"
"Da Gan."
The woman groaned, slightly happy, and murmured to herself: "That's good, that's good."
Li Luo returned to the boat, and everyone stayed at Xigui Island for two days. After the boat was repaired, they set off, heading straight for Fucong at starry night.
The warship crossed the Huadou sea area, and it would take another half a month to reach the Fucong sea area. The sea was so vast that it is difficult to describe it with words.
Congfu was acting recklessly along the way, and as expected, no warship from Huadou was seen to intercept him. According to Congfu, it would not be a pity to die if he knew that he had a stargazing post in his hand, and if he dared to come, she would dare to kill him.
Li Luo vaguely noticed that Cong Fu's arrogance might have some intention of attracting Hua Dou's water master to stop him, but Hua Dou's calmness made Li Luo feel uneasy.
There is an extremely vast sea between the two islands of Huadou and Fucong. There are almost no islands on the sea and there are swarms of fish and shrimps. Once here, it is no longer the world of the residents of the East China Sea, but the paradise of all kinds of strange sea beasts in the sea.
As soon as the warship arrived here, the Fu Cong officers and men on board became more vigilant and paid attention to the underwater movements from time to time. Even Cong Fu, who was not afraid of anything, also restrained himself a lot and cautiously looked around the sea.
The warship's progress continued unabated, but the voices of the officers and men on the ship were much quieter, and sometimes they simply used hand gestures.
Li Luo also looked under the water and couldn't tell anything strange. He only felt that the sea under the boat was even bluer.
The weather was calm for more than three days, and the warship was advancing on the vast sea. Suddenly, a burst of water rose up from the sea far away from the warship, rolling and bursting. Several ups and downs disappeared, and the sea returned to calm.
Officer Fu Cong's expression tightened, and he hurriedly ran to the side of the ship and carefully looked into the sea, wondering what was in the sea.
Cong Fu also looked a little nervous and ordered his officers to gently turn the ship's bow to avoid this sea area.
Before the Fu Cong warship could sail out of this sea area, the water splash just now was revealed again. There was a black shadow in the water splash, but it was moving so fast that it was not clear for a while what kind of sea beast it was.
All the officers and men on the ship were concerned and hurriedly adjusted the sails to get as far away as possible.
The sea surface was as smooth as a mirror, and there was nothing unusual for a long time. The soldiers breathed a sigh of relief. Suddenly, a strangely large fish leapt out of the water a few feet away from the warship, and hit the sea hard with a muffled sound.
Sinking into the sea.
Fu Cong's soldiers were shocked and shouted: "It's a spiny-backed arowana!"
Li Luo's heart moved, and he turned to look at Cong Fu. He remembered that when they were on Xigui Island, Cong Fu once said that her nickname was Spiny Back Arowana, and she turned out to look like this.
Having just jumped out of the sea, this spiny-backed arowana is about five feet long and very slender. Its body is green and black, and its large mouth full of fangs has two whiskers. It is quite eye-catching, but in the end it is very eye-catching.
What is striking is the number of six or seven-foot-long spikes standing upright on the back. The cold light is dazzling, and it is obvious that they are extremely sharp at a glance. I don’t know why Congfu has the nickname Spiny Back Dragon Fish, but looking at this
The dragon fish looks so domineering, somewhat similar to Cong Fu.
The officers and men on the ship began to whisper, their eyes a little frightened, but also full of enthusiasm. One of the officers walked up to Cong Fu and whispered with a slight trembling: "Le Jin, let's give it a try."
Congfu's eyelids twitched and he said in a harsh voice: "What are you trying to do? There is also a swimming snake on the dragon fish. If they are angered, none of us will be able to go back and help Congfu."
The soldier took a breath of cold air and said in shock: "Snake!? Why didn't I see it?"
"It's wrapped around the dragon fish. I guess they encountered each other and started fighting. We can still think of a way to deal with one ferocious beast. We'd better save two ferocious beasts. If we're not careful, we won't even leave any residue behind." Cong Fu
He sighed regretfully.
Not far away, the spiny-backed arowana appears and disappears. If you look carefully, you can indeed see a two-foot-thick black line wrapped around the body of the arowana. It must be the colubrid snake that Congfu mentioned.
Li Luo inquired about it and found out that the Spiny-backed Dragon Fish and the Colubrid Snake were both famous ferocious beasts in the sea. They roamed freely, whether they were ordinary business travelers or fish and shrimps in the sea, these two ferocious beasts fed on them. Spiny-backed Dragon Fish
The spikes on the back of the Arowana are not only sharp, but also extremely hard, and can easily pierce the bottom of a merchant ship. In the past, many maritime merchants were accidentally hidden underwater by the Arowana, piercing the bottom of the ship and perishing in the belly of the fish. However, the Spiny Back Arowana
The spikes on the back are rare foreign objects. They can be made into weapons that can break mountains and rocks. They are extremely rare in the entire East China Sea. Their sharpness is second to none, and they are already a symbol of bravery. (To be continued.)