Zongwang: Unspeakable fear!

Chapter 177 Beating the Primitives

Using naval guns as landing nets?
Gao Yang looked at the cannon in front of him, then looked at the two-meter-long landing nets in the hands of the players on the bamboo boats below, and couldn't help but smile.

This time, it was really like beating a primitive man.

It seems that this goddess of luck is really as lively as the rumors say. This kind of difference and contrast is not something that ordinary people can imagine.

Gao Yang looked around and found that among all the people present, his boat was the largest. Most of them were bamboo boats, and a small number were slightly larger black-sailed boats.

These boats landed on the river surface and, without exception, began to sail upstream.

However, the river speed suddenly increased at this time, and it was very difficult for those small boats to maintain the stability of the hull.

Moreover, the further upstream you go, the faster the river flows.

In this environment, the chances of players on the bamboo boats using their scoop nets to salvage treasures in this lucky rapids are greatly reduced.

No wonder the parrot had previously emphasized not to be greedy. In a situation like this where the boat could capsize at any time, greed would really yield nothing.

Just as Gao Yang thought of this, he saw a small wave coming towards him not far in front of him.

Compared to his giant warship, the waves were indeed not big, but in the eyes of all the people in the bamboo boats, the waves were already at a high-risk level.

The golden waves crashed down like a high wall collapsing, slamming into the river with tremendous force.

Feeling the faint vibrations coming from the ship, Gao Yang felt nothing in his heart.

But around his boat, it was a different scene.

Although the players on the two bamboo boats were trying their best to control their boats to avoid the impact of the waves, their struggles seemed so powerless in the face of waves of this magnitude.

After the golden waves crashed, only two overturned bamboo boats remained on the river.

In the eyes of many players, the two bamboo boats turned into golden light, wrapped up the two unlucky players who fell into the water, and floated to the shore.

The two looked at each other, both with bitter expressions.

I finally got the qualification to participate in the event organized by the Goddess of Luck, but before I could reap the rewards, I lost the qualification.

One of them muttered to himself in frustration, "If I had known earlier, I would have used a scoop net to catch the treasure beneath the river."

Indeed, if he fished decisively, he might be able to harvest a treasure before the big waves hit. Although it might not be as valuable as the ones carefully selected, it would still be a gain.

It’s nothing like now, with nothing in my hands.

After seeing the tragic deeds of the two unlucky guys, the remaining players finally realized something and stopped hesitating and began to use their own landing nets to fish in the river below.

Gao Yang looked at the scene which suddenly became lively, and then drove his warship upstream.

The huge ship slid across the river, and the waves that separated it caused the bamboo boats on both sides to sway unsteadily.

Many players quickly stabilized their boats and did not forget to give Gao Yang an angry look.

Gao Yang could only apologize for this, saying, "Sorry, just because you have a big ship you can do whatever you want."

Soon, the big ship carried Gao Yang to the front of all the players, and the rest of the players were left far behind by Gao Yang.

Rushing ahead of everyone, Gao Yang stood at the bow of the boat and looked towards the river ahead.

Beneath the golden water, Gao Yang saw many "fish" of varying sizes swimming aimlessly in the water. He knew these were the so-called lucky charms, the treasures of the goddess of luck.

Soon, there were no players left behind Gao Yang.

Gao Yang's eyes were wide open as he kept searching on the river surface, trying to find a treasure that looked the most precious.

His judgment criteria are also very simple. The "fish" that is larger and swims faster is likely to be more valuable.

Soon, a golden fish larger than the bamboo boat appeared in his sight and swam very nimbly in his vision.

Gao Yang's mind moved, and he grasped the switch of the ship's gun with both hands.

The moment he grasped the switch with both hands, a scope similar to a soldier's 76-magnitude scope appeared in front of his retina.

In the very center of the screen was a cross aiming point, and this aiming point was shaking wildly in front of Gao Yang's retina.

Soon, Gao Yang knew how to use this lock mode.

He locked his eyes on the golden fish, and immediately the crosshairs in front of his eyes locked onto the golden fish. No matter how the other party swam, the crosshairs always locked onto the other party.

After three seconds, the crosshairs turned bright red.

Gao Yang had a feeling that as long as he wanted, if he pressed the launch button now, he would be able to catch the golden fish that swam at an extremely fast speed.

Looking at the fish that was still swimming wildly, Gao Yang hesitated for a moment, and ultimately did not press the launch button in his hand.

It was just the beginning, his boat was far from reaching its limit, and he could still move upstream to search for treasures of greater value.

Looking at the still empty river surface behind him, Gao Yang continued to go upstream.

Along the way, Gao Yang encountered several light balls that were much larger than the golden fish he had encountered before, but he ultimately made no choice.

That’s right, after giving up the big fish he encountered first, Gao Yang has started to make his talent choice.

Talent Effect (Active): When you encounter a major life event or a situation that threatens your own life, activate this ability actively. For the next period of time, your choices will be absolutely correct.

After activating the active effect of the decision, he completely gave up thinking and acted entirely based on his first feeling.

After driving a distance further, the river became even more turbulent, so much so that even the big boat under Gao Yang began to sway from side to side.

Gao Yang suddenly realized that this was probably the limit of where he could go.

His eyes fell on the rushing golden river, his gaze searching.

In this turbulent water, there are a lot of fish that are larger than the bamboo boat. They swim freely under the water and seem to be not affected by the water flow at all.

Gao Yang's eyes swept across the bodies of these swimming fish quickly. Every time he swept over them, he could feel that his own talent was rapidly diminishing.

At this rate, his talent would be forced to shut down in less than a minute.

Suddenly, Gao Yang saw a dim golden light out of the corner of his eye.

The moment he saw the golden light, Gao Yang suddenly had an epiphany in his heart. This was what he longed for.

The nerve reaction brought by his 17 points of agility made him turn his eyeballs instantly and catch up with the textured dark golden light.

(End of this chapter)