The water tank smelled fishy, ​​mixed with the smell of rust.

The blood flowing from the giant goldfish gradually mixed with the remaining green liquid in the tank.

Cheng Shuang pulled out her mask and covered her mouth and nose. The smell was a bit strange and not pleasant.

Stunned, April watched as the little girl deftly took a few rolls of tape and was about to seal the hole. She hurriedly followed and crawled in, letting the liquid up to her ankles soak her shoes.

"Wait, count me in." Du Jun spoke up, not allowing Cheng Shuang to refuse, and followed behind Si Yue.

Cheng Shuang glanced at the young man who had regained his cold demeanor after losing his memory, but said nothing. Instead, her gaze remained coldly fixed on the three men outside, her lips pressed tightly together, her expression somber.

Du Lanshan was startled and instinctively rushed in. After he came in, he realized that he seemed to have trusted the child too much. He trusted her so much that, despite his secret warning to keep his distance from such a young child who could kill without batting an eye, he followed her eagerly in an instant because of her gaze.

He scratched the back of his head. Perhaps he trusted her even before he lost his memory, so his feelings of fear were no longer so important.

After Du Lanshan entered, only Sihai remained outside. Sihai shrugged and said in a good-natured manner, "The minority obeys the majority."

Cheng Shuang lowered her eyes slightly. It turned out that Uncle Sihai's true personality was so cautious. At first glance, he seemed to have goodwill towards strangers, but in reality, he was probably the most calm and shrewd.

Sihairen came in, but looking at Cheng Shuang, he felt a deep sense of regret and heartache. He muttered to himself, "How could you have such a dangerous thing in your hands? I suggest you give it to an adult you trust to watch over, so it doesn't accidentally go off and hurt you."

Cheng Shuang chuckled again, "You can check your own spatial storage; you might have more dangerous weapons than I do."

Si Hai was speechless, clearly having been told the truth by Cheng Shuang.

But as a teacher who educates and nurtures students, he cannot watch a good child fall into depravity.

Sihai was about to say something when Siyue tugged at his sleeve, signaling him to stop talking. She then took the tape from the little girl's hand and shoved it at him, saying, "Instead of talking, why don't you patch up the hole?"

Si Hai then realized that the others had spontaneously sealed all the small holes to stop the liquid from flowing out.

He thought about it for a moment, then shook his head and got back to work.

Escape first, nothing is more important than life.

Once the largest crack was sealed, the lights on the outside of the tank, which had dimmed due to the damage, suddenly flickered and lit up again. Then, before their eyes, a scene of the world turned upside down unfolded.

The wall next to the inner glass flipped open abruptly, like a drawer, instantly pulling the entire water tank into the crevice they had guessed.

Because they were moving so fast, the group had to help each other to steady themselves. When they looked up, their eyes widened in shock.

This is not a narrow crevice, but a high and wide abyss, or like two towering mountains standing opposite each other, with countless water tanks on their opposite side.

The water tank they were in was nothing more than an insignificant little toy hanging in the abyss.

So Liu Juan's group wasn't next door, but separated by a huge chasm.

The chasm is filled with countless transparent tanks, with connecting pipes leading to the top of the tanks. The pipes are divided into three types: green, red, and white.

The thickest green hose leads straight to the bottom of the abyss; if I'm not mistaken, it's the channel for transporting liquids.

Because of its high location, the water flow is intermittent and not very smooth.

All the light came from the faint green glow emanating from the water tank, which only added to the eeriness and made it impossible to see any further.

In April, she suggested using a flashlight to illuminate the area. After she finished speaking, the aloof woman closed her eyes, pursed her lips, and said in a muffled voice, "Never mind what I said."

Who knows what the abyss holds? If it emits an unusual light, it will easily attract the attention of unknown monsters.

Crisis may unleash human potential. As the four amnesiacs held their breath high in the air, similar yet completely different dangerous scenarios flashed through their minds.

At the same time, the group looked at Cheng Shuang, who had pressed her face close to the glass again, and silently swallowed their surprised questions.

However, they were more cautious in their actions.

The completely transparent glass, though making the abyss appear to float directly beneath their feet terrifying, was not something Cheng Shuang, nor the other four, were cowards. So they exchanged glances, slowly dispersed, and each went around the giant goldfish lying in the tank to find the best foothold to study the species of creatures in the nearby and opposite tanks.

Cheng Shuang's research was a little different from theirs. She kept looking at the three tubes. What were the green ones for, the white ones, and the red ones for?

The little girl's curiosity was satisfied at an unexpected speed. On the opposite water tank, with a click, as if something had broken free, the white pipes taut and, like a claw machine, grabbed the same fish tank on the opposite side and moved closer and closer to Cheng Shuang and the others.

Just when they thought they were going to crash, another crisp and clear click rang in their ears. Then their water tank moved down quickly, making way for the white pipe to send it into the wall.

Cheng Shuang's eyes widened suddenly, and before she could say "be careful," the red pipes tightened immediately, moving them to the center of the two cliff-like "mountains." A long, narrow blade resembling a willow leaf was pulled out from the red pipes and, with a few swift movements, the water tank was divided into five separate compartments from the top.

The goldfish in the box was broken into five pieces, and the smell of blood filled the air.

What terrified them most was that the glass broke, leaving the three water tanks in the middle without the protective walls on the left and right, while the red pipes gave them no time at all, descending rapidly.

The feeling of going straight up and down gave Cheng Shuang another taste of the thrill of the drop tower.

She crouched down, hugged herself, and pressed herself tightly against the corner of the wall. Fortunately, although the red tube was fast, it paid great attention to the fish pieces in the tank, especially the three middle sections, where the speed was more stable.

Du Jun and Cheng Shuang, one at the head and one at the tail, had already landed at the bottom almost as soon as the other three were still floating in the air.

It was pitch black there, with only faint green ripples visible.

The once stable tank was slowly tilting, as if dumping garbage, with the fish's head and tail falling into the pool with a splash.

Cheng Shuang's eyebrows twitched, and she subconsciously looked at Du Jun. However, Du Jun was faster than her. As the fish fell, he used the fish's tail to jump to the top of the tank and quickly turned on the flashlight.

Seeing that he was out of danger, Cheng Shuang released Dragon Flame at the critical moment when the fish head slipped and lost its balance.

From their vantage point, illuminated by their flashlights, the two men saw a pool of lush green water.

The fish head and tail fell into the water, creating splashes. At first glance, they seemed to be floating on and off, but within seconds, they disappeared into the pool.