The Fisherman Who Never Catches Fish

Captain Yu immediately had the deep-diving equipment deployed to check below and see if there were any other helicopter parts.

As for Fang Hao, once the Coast Guard took over, it was no longer his concern.

He breathed a sigh of relief.

Luckily, he hadn’t caught the fuselage, because if he had, there might have been several bodies inside.

Fang Hao didn’t leave right away, he, like many viewers online, wanted to see what the Coast Guard’s search would yield.

To see if there were any other parts underneath.

After all, since the tailfin was found here, it’s highly likely that other parts like the fuselage might also be down there.

However, the actual situation was the exact opposite.

The deep-diving equipment Captain Yu deployed didn’t find any other helicopter parts.

Meaning, the fuselage and other parts weren’t here.

"No findings, none of the other helicopter parts were found."

Captain Yu was somewhat surprised.

This was quite an unusual situation.

And for the people like Xiao Pang who were watching the live stream, they were also dumbfounded.

"What’s happening? They found nothing? Could they be fooling us?"

But then they realized there wasn’t much to fool about.

Because they could also see the footage from the deep-diving equipment in the live stream, and the operators weren’t deliberately avoiding finding anything.

"There are no other helicopter parts below."

"Could it be that this tailfin was carried over here by ocean currents?"

This explanation seemed more likely.

Besides this, there isn’t a more rational explanation.

Clearly, this wasn’t the initial crash site either.

"It seems there is nothing more."

"The fuselage and other parts, no idea where they are."

"The ocean is so vast, it’s too difficult to find them."

"Then let’s just leave it."

We don’t have the leisure or energy to expand the search area.

It wouldn’t be effective anyway.

In such a vast sea, who knows where the rest of the parts are.

Continuing the search would just be a waste of effort.

There was no point in it.

Besides, the helicopter isn’t ours.

It’s not likely we would expend so much effort searching, we’re just trying to help out of humanity.

These parts have nothing to do with Fang Hao anyway, and after handing over the items to Captain Yu and his team, Fang Hao was ready to continue fishing.

He might as well focus on his own fishing.

After saying goodbye to Captain Yu and his team, Fang Hao planned to change spots to continue fishing.

Fishing here was definitely off the table, it was necessary to change locations.

As for those like Xiao Pang lurking in Fang Hao’s live stream, they too showed faces of disappointment.

The development of events didn’t go as they had hoped, with the other fuselage parts being salvageable.

Without even finding them, salvaging was out of the question.

As for the other viewers in the live stream, they weren’t particularly concerned about whether the parts could be salvaged.

As mentioned at the beginning, it’s not like we don’t have Black Hawk Helicopters, salvaging them or not doesn’t really matter to us.

At most, after salvaging them, Xiao Pang would come over eagerly asking us to return them.

"I actually hoped the streamer had caught it," a viewer commented in the chat.

"Haha, same here."

"The fuselage has so many bodies, it would have been interesting if the streamer caught that."

These were the thoughts of those viewers.

When Fang Hao saw these comments, his face darkened.

He knew these trolls had no good intentions.

Still wanting him to catch the fuselage, to catch bodies.

Heh, the more they wished he would catch it, the more he must not let it happen.

Fang Hao immediately had the Captain steer the boat further away, to a much farther place. The more you wish I’d catch it, the less chance I’ll give you; I’d rather go far away, avoiding that area, and bet I still won’t catch it.

Rather than risking catching other parts of the helicopter, especially… the parts of the fuselage.

"Why is the streamer moving so far away?"

The audience seemed to realize Fang Hao’s intentions.

"Oh god… The streamer isn’t trying to escape this area, is he? Not wanting to continue catching other helicopter parts."

"The streamer is chickening out."

"What a pity, we can’t watch the streamer catch bodies now."

Salvaging was a certain no-go since the crash site of the helicopter was unknown.

So, the only possibility left was depending on Fang Hao’s fishing skills to bring those things up.

But now that Fang Hao realized this, he immediately ran far away, effectively choosing not to catch them.

Everyone quickly understood Fang Hao’s intention.

He ran so far just to avoid catching the fuselage.

He simply didn’t believe that the fuselage could be that far apart from the tailfin.

Even with some ocean currents moving it from the original spot, it shouldn’t be carried too far.

That was Fang Hao’s thought.

To avoid that area, he drove the yacht for a full hour to increase the distance.

Moving away from where the helicopter tailfin was previously caught.

That way, he believed it wouldn’t be caught again.

Once the ship stopped, Fang Hao could finally relax.

"Hmph, I don’t believe I can still catch that thing here."

"Was it necessary to run so far, streamer?"

A group of viewers were all dumbfounded.

He really ran exceptionally far.

"Streamer, I almost thought you were going to drive all the way to the Pacific Ocean."

"You don’t understand, this is what we call avoiding danger wisely."

"The more you want me to catch the fuselage, the less I’ll give you the chance."

"I don’t believe, after running such a long distance, that it can still be caught!" Fang Hao said.

"Oh man, the streamer is being too cunning."

"Don’t be too smug too soon! I think you will catch the fuselage and bodies!"

The viewers in the livestream quickly typed, making the comments float across the streaming screen.

Fang Hao ignored these comments and continued fishing.

Changing the location, he didn’t think he would catch those things again.

He calmed down and continued fishing.

...

Miyako Island also received the news that the helicopter tailfin had been caught here.

"What?"

They were all shocked and found it unbelievable.

"How is this possible."

"How could it have drifted so far."

The place where the helicopter accident occurred was about two to three hundred sea miles away from where the tailfin was caught.

How could it have drifted so far.

They couldn’t figure this out.

"Could it have been a mistake?"

"It should be right, Rabbit also confirmed that this tailfin is indeed from a Black Hawk Helicopter, and looking at the paint on the tailfin, it indeed belongs to us."

This confirmed that the tailfin was theirs.

But they couldn’t figure out how the tailfin could have drifted so far away.

Even with long legs, it shouldn’t be able to move that fast.

"Or maybe, the location of the helicopter accident wasn’t near Miyako Island?"

"Did it just lose the signal, and then continued flying in that direction?"

"Could there have been an electronic ship nearby interfering with the signal, causing this tragedy?"

"Was it Rabbit’s vessels that made a move against us?"

Miyako Island speculated in various ways, even suspecting that we had taken action against them, causing their helicopter accident.

As for the location of the incident, they now believed it might not be the area they initially determined, but closer to where the tailfin was found.

Miyako Island was making various guesses, but so far, no clear conclusions had been reached.

As for whether to continue searching for the remaining wreckage of the helicopter, they definitely must.

After all, we had only found a tailfin, the rest of the fuselage and bodies have yet to be discovered.

Miyako Island still needs to find them.

Only by finding the fuselage parts can they understand what exactly happened at that time.

...

At sea, on the yacht.

"It’s good to have changed locations."

Fang Hao was very relaxed after changing the location, he didn’t need to worry about catching the helicopter’s fuselage again.

If it still gets caught here... he would truly be convinced of his own luck.

Xiao Pang’s situation was also better than before.

Before long, he successively caught goods, hooking two fish, each weighing around ten pounds.

The catch was quite good.

Now they could eat fish to improve their meals.

No need to eat instant noodles anymore.

"Hao brother, it’s yours."

Right then, Xiao Pang called out, pointing towards the float on the sea where Fang Hao was.