As a Fisherman, My Fish Can Level Up
Chapter 464 - Chapter 464 Chapter 314 Farewell My Rock Fishing Brother_4

Chapter 464: Chapter 314: Farewell, My Rock Fishing Brother_4 Chapter 464: Chapter 314: Farewell, My Rock Fishing Brother_4 After all, it was a ship just raised this year, and it cost more than six million.

Having just gone into the water in the morning, Chu Mingcheng hadn’t changed out of his diving suit, so he directly jumped into the water.

He still brought the spear gun with him, one for self-defense, and in case he encountered any particularly valuable fish, he could conveniently bring them back.

Chu Mingcheng didn’t snorkel on the surface; he dived straight into the deepest parts.

The depth here was only a little over fifty meters, and he could see the bottom of the water clearly once submerged.

After spending over two hours heading to the area of the reefs, Chu Mingcheng finally found a huge dark shadow in a trench nearly two hundred meters deep.

It was the outline of a shipwreck; he was overjoyed, not expecting to actually find one.

But when he swam closer for a look, he was greatly disappointed.

Because the ship before him was a modern one, shipwrecks were a dime a dozen, and the modern ones were the least valuable.

Especially since it was a fishing boat–even a warship from WWII would be better than a fishing boat.

On a warship, there might still be a chance to find gold that the captain and crew had secretly stashed away, but a fishing boat would have nothing.

Disappointed though he was, Chu Mingcheng still swam over to take a look.

Just that look changed his expression for the better, because if he wasn’t mistaken, what lay on the seabed was a cargo ship, and it was bigger than he had imagined.

The width of the ship alone was about ten meters, with a length of roughly forty or fifty meters.

It definitely wouldn’t count as big among cargo ships, but Chu Mingcheng couldn’t rule out the possibility of discovering something.

His headlamp had been in use for over two hours, and he hadn’t brought a flashlight, so he swam straight up to the surface. After breaking the surface, he quickly determined his direction, then swam back.

About two hundred meters below the water’s surface was very dark, and since he still had to search inside the ship, there was really no difference between day and night.

Therefore, upon returning to the ship, Chu Mingcheng charged his headlamp right away.

He also charged another headlamp, as well as two diving flashlights, which he would bring with him when exploring the shipwreck at night.

Then he went to the bedroom to take a shower, cleaned and hung up the diving suit, and took out another set of diving gear.

Not in a rush to explore the ship, he had dinner, chatted with Chen Yang and the others, and made a phone call with Jiang Luoluo, all the way until past midnight. Then he put on the diving suit, flashlight, and headlamp.

He only brought the spear for defense; the spear gun was inconvenient this time, so he left it behind.

Once ready, he came to the rear door of the deck, Chu Mingcheng took a deep breath and used Life Conversion twice, elevating his condition to its peak.

He had nine uses of Life Conversion left; after this trip, he would need to replenish it and continue to strengthen his physical fitness.

He jumped into the water, glanced at the diving watch to confirm his direction, and headed straight for the location of the shipwreck.

When he submerged to around fifty meters and was surrounded by the pitch-dark environment, Chu Mingcheng switched on the flashlight he was holding.

He planned to use the flashlight first; if its battery ran out, he would switch to the headlamp.

As he had deliberately steered the boat closer, it only took him about fifteen minutes to reach the location of the shipwreck on the ocean floor.

Let’s be honest, the deep sea at night, facing a silent and broken shipwreck, did have a bit of a terrifying atmosphere.

A forty or fifty-meter cargo ship had at least several dozen crew members–who knows how many of them went down with the ship to the bottom of the sea?

Approaching slowly, Chu Mingcheng could see fish swimming in and out of the window holes.

The ship lay on its side. He slowly arrived at the deck’s position, planning to first look in the captain’s room.

Generally, the captain’s room is the easiest place to find valuable items, followed by some more hidden storage areas within the cargo hold.

But if the rescue was timely, those valuable things would naturally be taken away as well.

The cargo ship was three stories tall, so Chu Mingcheng first approached the top floor’s rooms.

After swimming in, as soon as he saw the damaged screens and console, he knew this was the bridge, which meant that the room behind it was highly likely the captain’s quarters.

He scanned the area with his flashlight and noticed some fish, an octopus in the corner, and a stack of coffee tables and sofas on the side.

The next moment, he spotted a door tightly shut beside the sofa; clearly, this was the entrance to a resting area.

Chu Mingcheng swam over, reached out, and grasped the handle…

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