Me, Adventurer! - Undoubled Skills Are Flat Magic (WEB Version)

That's why we're coming to the depths of the Great Forest with one fishing rod in one hand.

It's huge in front of me and my sister Jasmine...... not really, a pond the size of there (swamp?). Um, about the ground in Koshien? Not as good as a dome.

The difference between a pond and a swamp is whether or not there's a river boy (no), but I can't even tell you he's not there because he's a fantasy. We haven't encountered it yet, so let's just call it a pond.

The circumference of the pond is covered by shrubs and sesame grass. It is a large forest full of great trees, and only here are trees of low length growing. Probably because the pond won't block the light from the giant trees.

The water quality is slightly muddy, or thin and cloudy. It will rain in the winter around here, so I guess it clouded with rain recently. Warm makes microorganisms more prone to reproduction, which can cloud them, but it's winter now, so that shouldn't be there.

Fish activity tends to increase when water clouds, so this may be a good situation for fishing. I hope we can catch the big guy.

Woo and Talodillo have gone exploring the surroundings. Wu can hunt most of the Great Forest demons on solo anymore, so don't worry about leaving them alone. I was a child until now, but I grew up.

What worries me is Talodillo. To the extent that I can still manage to hunt pigs (oak) with a tag, I'm far from a dog ago (Ippe). Well, I think it's okay because Woo is with you... male protected by younger (probably) females, or worried about pride. Faster and stronger.

"Hey, why are you fishing? All you have to do is give me a little bit of your magic."

"That's not fun. I'm free anyway, and I'll enjoy it without stinking."

"What? Atashi, fishing seems boring and you don't like it."

As soon as we arrived, Sister Jasmine started complaining. It's because of you, Jasmine. He's the type who prefers to move from himself to wait. I guess it's bitter to just wait for the fish to eat on it.

But today's fishing doesn't get boring. Because it combines investigation.

"I'm not fishing to wait today. If I can't catch it, I'll have to change my feed more and more, and if I can't catch it, I'll have to change places and find out what kind of fish I can catch with what feed."

"Oh, you are. I thought you were going to fish like your grandparents in the harbor of Wangdu."

Well, I don't hate fishing like that either. If you look at the sea and the river, you'll feel like you're integrated with nature. I'm pretty sure I'll be a grandpa any day.

But I want to give back fast today and catch as many diverse fish as possible. We need to find a suitable dietary fish for aquaculture. Yes, this is both a play and a job. Hey, the rulers are tough (bar read).

"So let's start with the potato conditioning bait. Yes, this is for your sister Jasmine."

"Oh, this is the one you were making this morning? I thought it was today's snack."

"I can't eat it, but Luca makes it for us. This is for fishing."

Chestnuts were obtained on the Ende Expedition this year, so we can pair them with potatoes to create the Chestnut Gold Regiment (Kurikintan). Even so, I don't know exactly how to make it. All I know is what is used for appearance and ingredients. So I just told Luca a big mess of finished shapes, and then I threw them round, as usual. Luca, who received her mother's incense pottery, would surely reproduce it.

Chestnuts are also getting seedlings and are starting to grow. But "Peach Chestnut Three Tomatoes Eight Years," so it would be more than three years away to be able to eat chestnuts from the border. Besides, I don't even know if it will grow in this subtropical climate. It doesn't mean you can still eat at any time, so I want to eat something important.

There are naturally no chestnuts in this conditioning bait. Instead, the barley powder is mixed and refined. This increases the viscosity and makes it harder to dissolve in the water. However, if I work too hard, this time it stops melting out at all and the fish collection effect drops. Salt plums around here, well, that's an experience.

I often hear the expression 'hard earlobes', but I don't really like that one because it's too analogue and I'm not sure. But then when asked how much hardness is good, I can only answer 'some good feeling hardness'. It's hard.

The trick is even simpler: tegus made from big spider yarn on a five-meter extension pole, john-created gunball omori & fishing needle on a wooden stick cane. Simple enough, it's a very good trick that you can target a wide range of targets if you change the feed and shelves (length from cane to fishing needle).

In the meantime, the shelves are about a meter long and the conditioning bait rounds up to two centimeters large enough for the fishing needle to hide, sending out the trick by the standing tree in the water where the fish are likely to be hiding. It's also aimed at the shade of rocks and beneath the trees that cut them out.

There, throw in a large, loosely assembled condensed bait of five centimeters. It's loosely put together, so it crumbles with the impact of the waterfall and slowly sinks in pieces. This diffusion into the water attracts fish from the surroundings. It's called sprinkler bait.

The loosening spray bait is shaking irregularly. The little fish are pecking. Apparently there's no doubt there are herbivorous or omnivorous fish out there.

But too small a fish is not suitable for farming. Because if it's not somewhat large, you won't get a edible section. I don't have to say it's about carp, but I want it about the size of a silver buna.

I can tell the size and depth if I use sign detection, but I'm not using it right now. At first it's purely from the playfulness of enjoying fishing. But if I can't catch too much, I'm going to lift the ban on sign detection and magic and move to fishing without fishing. It's a game, but not a game.

The stick cane is shaking in small pieces. I guess it has a little fish on it to feed it.

It also depends on fish species, but all in all, small fish are often in shallow layers near the surface of the water, and big guys tend to prefer a relatively deep field. It's because of the difference in what you eat or the need to hide yourself from predators. The fact that small fish are attached to the feed means that there are still layers of small fish there. Looks like we should explore a bit deeper layers.

Raise the rod and hand over the trick. The feed is not attached. Looks like the little fish ate it. Well, it's rare to be able to fish at first pitch. I don't care. I regret it.

When I saw Sister Jasmine thinking she was somewhat quiet, what a small fish she was making with conditioning bait.

"This would look delicious!

No, it does sound fishy, because it's conditioning bait. Because fish that eat fish don't eat into conditioning bait.... Well, you can do whatever you want. I can't even tell you that there's no such thing as' fish that specializes in eating aquatic plants in the shape of fish '.

But I think you've seen that picture somewhere... Oh, no, no, no. The one that gets hung up by Odishan and eaten with pepper. When I was only in elementary school, I saw it on the Nostalgia Song special issue of Showa. That's what I thought to my child's mind: "It looks so bad, it doesn't taste good."... Sister Jasmine, you can't eat it, can you?

Restore your mind and adjust the position of the cane to about one hundred and fifty centimeters. I won't change the size of the feed and the point of aim.

When you send the trick in with a smooth swing that stands up perfectly, the sleeping stick cane stands upright with the weight of the omori and feed. Not so far from the shore, but more than a depth of one or five meters? Pretty steep, huh? Let's be careful not to fall.

After more than a dozen hours, the cane began to pique up and down. It's a slightly bigger move, unlike the slightly bigger one we had earlier.

The cane is drawn into the water so that it disappears. Coming!

Allow the wrist snap to rise quickly with the rod tip. yarn, and pass on the rod, and the villi and vibrations come through. It feels like the needle has eaten into the fish.

The rod tip bends greatly and the thread is drawn into the water. It's called cane erasing earlier, and the move to dive to the bottom looks greasy and quite enjoyable.

Grey is also known as Medina, a popular fish in Iso fishing because of its unique pull. It's delicious there even if you eat it. Personally, I consider freshly caught winter salt grills to be the best.

Such fun fights with fish also settle in about a minute. Tired fish stop resisting and are drawn. Stand up the pole and slowly hand roll over to the shore, pulling through at once at the end.

The fish hoisted, this was again a fish similar to grey. The dark blue body color is the same, slightly taller than the grey, with subtle vertical stripes. It feels like Grey and Bluegill were added and divided by two.

Well, I don't care what it looks like. The crux is whether you can eat or not. So thank you, Dr. McGaffin!

Blue Stripe (Blue Stripe) (Snapper)

omnivorous fish widely distributed in relatively warm freshwater areas. There is no poison, but toxic substances may accumulate in the guts of long-lived things.

Hmm, can the poison accumulate? But this also means you'll be fine if you don't eat your guts. Maybe like a fugue, if it's tank farming, it doesn't have poison. If it's omnivorous, it looks like you can feed anything, or you can put it in a candidate for farming. Make a living on the plane and throw it into it.

"Mmm, you're so busy with the beat! Look, I'm gonna catch you a big one, too!

Sister Jasmine is burning her sense of gianism and confrontation. Sure, only super big guys would eat that or O-kun... I hope I can catch it.

Then I hoisted a few more, same point, same shelf. Even when the bait was dried and turned into shards of meat, it was still blue stripes that caught it. Looks like this is the only one at this point.

While I was fishing for those few, Sister Jasmine was moving the point. It was a corner where rhombus-like aquatic plants covered the surface of the water, and it seemed like there was a fish eater (fish eater) for buses and thunderfish. I don't know if there are buses or thunderfish in this world.

Well, that's when I thought I'd move, too.

"I'm here. Whoa! Big guy!

Sister Jasmine's voice went up. I can't believe there's a fish to eat on that Oyaki-kun!? I thought it wasn't rooted, so I looked at the thread, and it does move back and forth, left and right. It's definitely a creature, not a planet.

"Hey, this is too big! The rod is about to break!

Sister Jasmine is desperately dispersing her powers with her ankles, but the pole that's grown is still going to break.

"Don't force me to pull! Because you just have to move left and right yourself and be careful not to loosen the thread or go offshore!

"Okay, help me when you say you have to!

"Leave it to me!

Put your pole down and run over to Sister Jasmine.

Don't worry about the thread cutting. Whatever it is, it's a big spider thread that even pigs can hang up. I can stand up to about a hundred kilometers. The problem would still be the rod that just processed the bamboo. Let John make carbon rods next time.

Sister Jasmine has a natural talent when it comes to using her body. This is supposed to be the first time fishing has been done, but the evidence is that the rod is successfully decorated with fish with critical control that won't break. You won't lose strength because you remember how to strengthen yourself on your Jerkin expedition.

More than enough to fight, finally run out of strength, the fish slowly hand in.

The fish shadow you can see from between the aquatic plants is certainly huge. I can afford more than a meter, maybe two. Super big.

"Wow!?"

"Yikes!?"

Around a metre left to the shore, the fish suddenly jumps and a large blister scatters across the water. Me and Sister Jasmine accidentally turn our backs and meditate our eyes. I didn't get any water in my eyes, but it got pretty wet.

Right, what about the fish!? If that was Ella wash earlier, they might have removed the needle!?

I thought so and checked the fish...... there was an organism standing on the shore with two legs and two arms. On its mouth are threads and needles that follow from the rod tip held by sister Jasmine.

Huh? No way. Really, river boy? That flag, was it standing?