Chapter 733 Appeared on TV (1/2)
Chapter 733: Appeared on TV
Translator: Nyoi-Bo StudioEditor: Nyoi-Bo Studio
The shark's eyes were black, its body was grey with a light brown band, and the exposed abdomen was pale white. Its tail was a standard crescent shape, and in its opened mouth were fine sharp teeth like the blade of a saw.
It was about two and a half meters long and quite large. It fell on the shore with blood dripping out of its mouth. Its black eyes were almost bulged out as its tail thrashed a few times before it finally stopped moving.
Li Du stared at the owner and said, ”What's the matter? Flying shark?”
Ah Meow stared at the big fish with widened eyes, and his long tail swung excitedly to and fro. If they had not closed the door, he would have run out.
The owner looked horrified. ”The storm is so bad that this unlucky shark was blown on shore!”
”Has this happened before?” asked Li Du.
”Yes.”
Li Du looked horrified. ”The seaside is so dangerous. I thought living at a seaside house would be astonishing with the beautiful view in the summer.”
The owner said, ”The last time this happened was decades ago when I was a kid.”
This was the first time Li Du had seen a shark so he asked, ”Is this a great white shark?”
The owner nodded. ”Yes.”
Li Du suddenly thought of something. ”D*mn, if this great white shark was swept up by the storm, does it mean it lived near the beach?”
The owner didn't know why Li Du was swearing. He replied, ”Yeah, great white sharks are always in the shallows. What's the matter?”
”I'm here to harvest abalone,” he said. ”Won't it be dangerous if there are great white sharks near the coast?”
The owner said, ”Abalone harvesting has always been very dangerous, but higher the risk, the higher the reward. Young man, what kind of abalone are you harvesting?”
”Black gold abalone.”
The owner immediately looked at Li Du with envy and said, ”You have a black gold abalone harvesting permit?”
”Yes,” said Li Du.
The owner suddenly became even more jealous.
Another shark fell from above, fascinating Li Du.
He took pictures and posted them on his WeChat's friend's circle and Facebook. Soon a stream of comments appeared.
”Where is this happening? Can sharks fall from the sky, too?”
”Old Li, you are good at photo editing! Are you trying to show off your fancy travels?”
”Holly sh*t, a great white shark? Shark fin, shark fin. Eat the shark fin, quickly!”
It was a shame Australians didn't eat sharks, nor shark fins, either. They were not allowed to kill sharks.
Li Du had not brought any food, so he asked the boss, ”Can I eat this fish?”
”Well, let me give you some food. Don't eat the shark. Shark meat is terrible. The government has banned shark fishing recently.”
”But we didn't catch it. It came up on its own,” said Li Du.