He immediately focused, sending his Earth Listening Technique out like a probe toward the shallow water.
He quickly got a "clear view" of the situation.
On a gravel shoal shielded by reeds, a smaller, likely juvenile porpoise was wedged on its side between two large boulders. Its pectoral fin and part of its torso were out of the water as it struggled in vain.
But the water was too low—the tide was ebbing—and it was powerless to break free.
The afternoon sun beat down on its exposed skin. The situation was critical.
But the tour boat was still moving, a fair distance from the dock.
With everyone watching, how could Yang Qi explain how he knew a porpoise was trapped there?
And how could he use his abilities to rescue it?
Yang Qi's mind raced, but his expression remained unchanged. He even managed to banter along with Ye Haibing.
Soon, the tour boat slowly pulled up to the dock.
