The fourth day of survival was initiated by Gaston.
This guy, who felt his luck was by the water, had been weaving his net for three consecutive days and finally got his gill net ready.
In the morning, Gaston slowly walked towards the lakeside, carrying his gill net.
He secured the gill net to a pine tree.
Using the buoyancy of the pinewood, he set the gill net in the deep water.
Although people often said Gaston's luck outweighed his skill, it was because his luck was too remarkable.
Actually, he was skilled too.
Based on his previous experience, Gaston fixed the gill net and pinewood in a very deep area.
At the same time, this area was also the mouth of a small river flowing into the lake.
There should be quite a few fish.
Gaston thought, stretching lazily.
But just as he opened his arms to welcome the sun.
About two hundred meters away from him.
A moose with huge antlers slowly descended into the water from the riverbank.
