I’m From The World Of Punishment

"It's not safe for you." Although he didn't know the other person, Hai Shi stepped forward to remind him.

Although monsters in the water are more peaceful at night, the light on the fishing boat may still attract some monsters, not only in the water, but also in the sky.

"Actually, it's not bad." The young man turned back, and the light from the bow of the ship reflected half of his face. He was younger than Hai Shi imagined.

But having said that, he still got off the railing lightly and took out a stool from behind like magic.

"Want to sit down for a while?" Luo Huai took out another stool and gave it to the young man in front of him.

"Well...thank you." Originally, he thought of Hai Shi at the front of the boat, but after thinking about it, he sat down.

The other person is very familiar to me. He is not very outgoing, but he still chats without saying a word.

People who meet on the same boat always have something to talk about together.

"So you are a student who graduated in the last class." Luo Huai waved the fingers of one hand and calculated, "The jungle area of ​​the college should have opened by then."

"Actually, due to family reasons, I didn't catch up with those good times." Hai Shi rubbed the back of his head and said with a wry smile, his brows never widening.

"I stayed at home for a year. I heard that the people in the college are very good now. They have rich experience before leaving school." This is also the reason why he decided to leave home. "I was afraid that I would be practicing hard at home. In the end, it’s not as good as others.”

"You are right to worry. Practical experience is very important, especially for you new graduates who have just graduated." Luo Huai recalled the few words he had just chatted with, and Hai Shi almost expressed his concern.

It was obvious that these thoughts had troubled him for a long time.

But he was really unsuspecting, meeting a stranger and having such a heart-to-heart talk.

Maybe I have been depressed at home for a long time and need someone of similar age to talk to.

Fortunately, Luo Huai is a good person.

So he took the initiative to interrupt Hai Shi, who still wanted to talk, "It's getting late, go get some rest early. The fishery base is not stable, and there won't be much time to rest there."

"Oh...thank you." Hai Shi also realized that he had said too much, so he returned the stool sensibly, and then entered the cabin dejectedly.

After Hai Shi left, another muscular man with a sailor look came over, but he didn't sit on the stool where Hai Shi just sat.

He is the captain of this ship and the leader of this adventure group. "He is still young. It is not easy for him to come out alone."

"Don't worry, I just went to the beach to watch the excitement. I won't compete with you for work." Luo Huai said with a slight smile at the corner of his mouth.

Speaking of why he was on this boat, it was just for a while, and besides, there were more than just myself and little Alice, so it was hard for the girl to do anything.

Thanks to Duan Hai for issuing him the certificate, the captain reluctantly agreed to take him on a smooth sailing.

"Oh, the base is so big, how can we swallow all the work." Listening to Luo Huai's words, the captain sounded like they were stingy, and puffed out a stream of smoke from his nose.

He was leaning against the fence with a thick cigarette in his mouth. The cigarette swayed with his tongue as he spoke, "I know your identity is definitely not simple. I don't ask too much about your purpose. I just don't care about your most senior status." Is the boat license obtained through examination or purchased? We just hope you are not here to cause trouble. There has been enough chaos on the beach recently."

After saying that, the uncle captain stopped talking and walked away. When he was far away, he could be heard muttering, "Damn it, the ship's certificate is actually the highest level. That guy Li Zi took the exam three times and didn't get promoted..."

Obviously, even if the captain didn't say it explicitly, he felt that someone as young as Luo Huai should not have this certificate.

Of course, Luo Huai didn't bother to care.

It was late at night, and except for the man on duty in the cab, no one was moving anywhere else, and it became very quiet.

There was no room for Luo Huai in the cabin, and he didn't say he wanted to rest when he got on the boat. That would require extra payment.

For such a large adventure group with such a large ship, they usually receive some ship passengers, including rich young people, independent class people doing tasks, or simply people who want to experience tourism.

Life away from the sea is difficult. Although they have been able to make do with it these years, no matter how big the rivers and lakes are, they are still not as suitable as the sea for this group of veteran fishermen.

The night passed quickly, the wind on the river was not as strong as on the seaside, and everyone slept peacefully.

Twenty or thirty people walked out of the inner cabin. The ship could accommodate about forty or fifty people, but that would inevitably lead to crowding, and one person would not be able to occupy a small resting compartment.

Luo Huai was still sitting there, fishing, motionless.

Everyone who noticed him last night was a little surprised. This guy couldn't really just sit there all night.

Fortunately it didn't rain last night.

Not only the members of the adventure group and Hai Shi came out of the cabin, but also some other passengers who had boarded the boat early.

They are professionals, but they only carry out activities in the form of a small team. If a regular adventure group is compared to a large company, they are like a small studio. They focus on flexibility and few constraints. They are very suitable for young people who do not worry about their family background. Come experience life with a little excitement.

That's indeed the way they look.

In contrast, there are only a few people like Hai Shi ~www.readwn.com~ Last night's chat made Luo Huai know that he was not from a professional department, he was just a quasi-professional person.

But such quasi-professionals are the largest group of graduates every year, but on this ship, they are the smallest.

Walking among a group of professional people, Hai Shi looked a little timid and even felt inferior.

This is like suppression between classes. This phenomenon is especially obvious among students in the college. It is like a dividing line that everyone knows but no one mentions. Although it is not very deliberate, most people Observing silently.

"Have breakfast!" The crew member on the bow of the ship rang the bell and shouted, "We will enter the sea in one hour! The seaside is not peaceful recently, everyone, please be careful!"

These words sounded like they were being spoken to the ship's passengers, and the crew members were all consciously careful.

"The signal is not very good in the wilderness here. If something happens, the police won't be able to come as quickly as they can from the city."

The sailor's words were so direct that they sounded like he was trying to kill someone, but this was all to make the casual person listen.

After saying that, the cook on the ship came up with a large lunch box and basket to plywood. There were many pieces of wood wrapped with ropes fixed on the board, which could be used as a dining table.

When there are a lot of people, in order not to look like the crew and passengers are being treated differently, the captain simply lets everyone eat with their hands. Anyway, not many people usually stay at the table below to eat, unless there is wine.

Luo Huai didn't pay, so he didn't get breakfast.

Hai Shi, who was holding the meat bread, looked left and right, and finally came to Luo Huai's side.

There was no way, the energy fluctuations in Luo Huai's body were not that strong on the whole ship, which could make him feel more at ease.