Reborn Cave Queen of the End Times novel Chapter 144

Chapter 144 Fishing

Thine can actually pull together another cargo vessel for us. We don’t have enough crew to run mor than thai nyway Autumn smiled. “But we should bring Mr. Marsh and Beckett in on this The more people we have out there, the less likely anyone tries to hit us. And if we already know to fish the open water right now, the central shelter almost certainly knows it too.”

Leonel kept nodding throughout. “You’re absolutely right. Running into the central shelter out there is practically guaranteed, especially now that every land route is underwater and everyone’s moving by boar People are grabbing whatever they can, and knowing how those folks operate, they’d rob their own without blinking. Autumn, you’re starting to sound more and more like someone who was born to lead

“Hey, stop that. Don’t go giving me titles I didn’t ask for. I’m doing this for myself too,” Autumn said with a laugh. If Karthmoor sticks together, then we really do rise and fall as one.”

Her guess was true.

Leonel reached out to Scott and Beckett, and both agreed without a moment’s hesitation, immediately pulling together vessels for the joint trip.

Beckett already had ships standing by.

He’d spent years in the military, and no self-respecting military man ever left himself without the proper equipment.

Scott was resourceful in his own right.

The cargo vessels Leonel and Autumn currently operated had originally come from Scott, which said plenty about how quietly he’d built up his own reserves on the side.

The three groups finally met up. Beckett brought ten vessels, Scott came in with six, and Autumn’s side had two.

Every single ship displaced over ten thousand tons.

The three of them exchanged one look and understood each other perfectly without needing a word.

Then, with the easy coordination of people who’d learned to trust each other, they set course for the nearest stretch of open water.

Karthmoor had never been a coastal city before all this. Getting to the shore used to take half a day of travel.

Now the ocean had delivered itself right to their doorstep, and the sea stretched out the moment one stepped outside.

The fact that ten-thousand-ton vessels moved freely said everything about how deep the floodwater ran.

The ocean’s advance had brought its inhabitants along with it.

The fleet hadn’t gone far before the first enormous school of fish appeared.

The three groups fanned out in separate directions and hauled in everything they could, running the in As an full capacity

Every net that came back up was bursting with seafood, and the sight of it pulled grins out of every single person on deck.

Autumn was pleased.

She hadn’t stayed with the cargo vessels. She took a small boat out alone to a secluded stretch of water fa from the rest of the fleet.

Glancing left and right, clearly up to something, she made sure no one was around and vanished into her storage space.

She pulled out the excavator and carved into the earth with practiced efficiency, turning what had once been a dry pool into an enormous pit in almost no time flat.

The finished pit measured roughly a hundred thousand cubic feet. More than enough.

Back outside the storage space, Autumn plunged her hand into the water and started pulling everything in.

A staggering volume of seawater funneled through her hand into the storage space, carrying along an uncountable mass of fish, shrimp, crab, and shellfish all at once.

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