In particular, the ink sprayed by the giant squid can turn the seawater within a radius of hundreds of meters black.
Although Feng Ye couldn't see, he realized that hiding to the side was futile.
As for surfacing, that's definitely out of the question.
Therefore, he was forced to dive down again.
Fortunately, the squid only swam forward and did not follow him down.
This allowed him to escape the ink's encirclement and re-enter the clear seawater, regaining his sight.
Looking up from below, one can clearly see a huge cloud of black mist spreading in all directions and being continuously diluted by the seawater.
In this situation, although he was a little anxious, he couldn't surface and could only wait patiently underwater.
Suddenly, a net pierced through the dark seawater, carrying countless squid, and fell from above.
Holy crap!
Feng Ye was startled and quickly moved aside, letting the net fall past him.
Fortunately, he was looking up and noticed it in time, otherwise he would have been trapped inside.
He patted his chest with lingering fear, then looked closely and realized that the net looked familiar—it was the net from their ship.
Now he was relieved and didn't need to rush to surface.
He simply dived back to the seabed and waited patiently.
Given the water depth here, the hand-thrown nets on the Asahi ship wouldn't be able to reach the bottom.
He wouldn't have to worry about getting caught in the net because he wasn't paying attention.
I don't know how much time passed, but suddenly the last remaining box started to move and was being pulled up.
"Has the squid swarm passed by?"
Feng Ye's heart stirred, and he slowly swung his flippers, gradually rising to the surface of the sea.
He was underwater, with limited visibility, and couldn't see the squid active in the middle and upper layers.
When we floated halfway up the surface, we indeed couldn't see any more squid.
The dark seawater was gradually diluted and slowly became clear.
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