The Meigong River originates from the Jifu Mountain on the Tibetan and Qinghai Plateau of Yanguo, passes through the three counties of "Tibet, Qingdao and Yunnan", exits from the southwest of Yanguo, and flows into five central and southern countries such as Hungshawady, Chenla, Siam, Khmer and Annam, with a total length of nearly 5,000 kilometers. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

There are countless legends about this mysterious river, and there are countless mysterious creatures in it, especially the Siamese giant fish.

Two or three meters long and weighing hundreds of kilograms, the Siamese snakehead is rumored to be one of the largest freshwater fish in the world.

Unfortunately, with environmental damage, man-made fishing and other factors, the Siamese snakehead of more than two meters has become a rare and protected animal.

Cubs that can reach more than one meter are considered big fish, and it is difficult for Siamese snakeheads to live to grow to more than two meters...... It's not that the life is short, it's really big and easy to be discovered, and if you are not careful, you will be caught and eaten.

However, with the anomaly of the Earth dimension six or seven years ago, the environment began to change.

The occurrence of overlapping points and anomalies leads to biological mutations and other factors, and the Siamese snakehead is affected to reproduce in large numbers again.

At one point, Siamese fishery officials were overjoyed, claiming that the gods had blessed the Siamese snakehead, which had been dammed along the Mae Kong River, and the Siamese snakehead, which had been nearly extinct, began to regenerate, which was a gift from God to the Siamese people, and even forbade fishermen to harvest the giant carp in the river to reproduce in large numbers in order to restore the population.

But in recent years, there have been many giant carp in the Meigong River, which has led to suspicion that the sewage discharge is not enough.

So much so that the huge fish often capsize the boat as they swim, and the number of people missing from the river skyrockets.

Although there is no clear evidence, it is difficult not to suspect that these giant fish have begun to pose a threat to people.

But at this time, even if the official fishing ban is lifted, few people will be able to catch these giant fish, because there is no such fishing line that can withstand the pull of the giant fish.

And because of the Meigong River Basin, there are many cliff-like terrains.

Large ships are simply not navigable, and small ships cannot withstand the collision and pull of giant fish.

Therefore, the people of Siam can only look at the fat super big fish swimming in front of them.

The fish on the shore do not bite the hook, the light boat cannot be launched, and it is dragged away with fishing nets...... Well, the people of Siam said we should eat some land animals, it's too hard to catch this thing!

If you just can't catch the fish, it will affect the fishermen's income a little bit.

However, after an early period of overfishing, which led to a lack of fishery resources in the Mae Kong River, the vast majority of fishermen have switched to pond farming with minimal impact.

And keeping these giant fish can also become a tourism economic growth point in the Meigong River Basin, attracting tourists from all over the world to come and see the fish, why not?

In short, under the influence of various factors, the Siamese authorities have not dealt with the large number of giant fish that appeared in the Mekong River, so that in the near future, a huge danger has suddenly erupted!

Originally, the officials thought that no matter how big the fish was, it would not be able to harm humans, and would it still be able to go ashore?

But when the giant fish in the Meigong River flooded, he finally flicked his tail and gave them a resounding slap in the face, Lao Tzu can't go ashore, and you don't want to go into the water on a dog day!

The originally harmless giant fish recently went berserk for some reason, and began to take the initiative to attack the boats traveling on the Meigong River.

Needless to say, the little wooden boats that capsize at the top of the cap.

Even the larger pleasure boats can be frantically pounded by giant fish, causing the bilge to crack and leak and sink.

The frequent capsizing of ships in a short period of time has led to a large number of people falling into the water and missing, including many foreign tourists, and Siam officials have to order a ban on sailing.

There are also few bridges along the Mekong River.

Once a ferry crossing is closed to sailing, the impact on traffic and the economy will be huge.

Coupled with the fact that tourists smelled the fish and the tourism industry suffered greatly, Siamese officials had to deal with it immediately.

But the problem is that the Siamese officials soon found out that they couldn't solve this matter!

Those giant fish, whose smallest body length was more than three meters and the maximum body length was even seven or eight or ten meters, weighed even more than a ton, and conventional means could not drag them out of the river at all.

What made them even more stunned was that even if they sent out military and police forces to shoot with modern thermal weapons such as firearms, they couldn't penetrate the thick scales of the giant fish!

Who knows how many giant fish there are in the entire Mekong River, so you can't use high-powered weapons to bomb the entire Mekong River, right?

Besides, the Mekong doesn't just flow through Siam.

Even if the Siamese government risked financial bankruptcy to fill the river with shells.

When the giant fish heard the noise, wouldn't they still find a place to avoid the limelight first, and then come back after you finished blowing up?

Do you have the ability to try a 24-hour non-stop full-basin bombing?

This is clearly not an event that can be resolved by the forces of the secular world.

Although Siam is a small country and a small population, according to the proportion of the population, there should theoretically be tens of thousands of supernormal people, including thousands of overrun soldiers.

But the question is, among the thousands of unrestricted fighters, how much real high-end combat power can there be?

And among these high-end combat forces, how many can go into the water to fight those giant fish that are obviously not low?

Moreover, because the environment of the Siamese supernormal realm is very different from the supernormal realm of the Yan Kingdom, most of the superlimit soldiers are members of the civil forces.

At the same time, they form groups with regional units such as clans and villages, or rely on religious forces such as temples to form associations independently...... As a religious country with strong faith, it is understandable that this situation has arisen, isn't it?

Therefore, the Siamese official, which does not have much unrestricted combat power in its hands, has to ask for help from the neighboring powers, which is why the task is hung on the task bulletin board of the supermanagement department.

“...... This quest can be claimed unlimitedly,"

"Once accepted, the super management department will be responsible for arranging the trip. ”

Chicken Leg flipped through the mission information and said with a smile: "But this has been hanging for more than a week, and there are not many over-limit teams to receive it." ”

"Why?"

"Doesn't it mean that the unrestricted forces of various countries are in great demand for supernormal biological resources?"

Willy was puzzled: "Such a good opportunity, go to someone else's territory to grab resources, how can no one go?"

"Are there any shortage of supernormal biological resources in all countries now?"

"A small country can't even deal with its own supernormal events, so how can it take care of other people's affairs?"

Ji Leg explained with a smile: "And a powerful big country is also too busy to take care of itself, and the unrestricted combat power in his hands will definitely not dare to release it easily, what if something suddenly happens to his family?"