There was no time to hesitate. The little girl held the teddy bear in one arm and drew her Tang sword with the other, stabbing it into the groove with all her might.
A crackling sound immediately rang out, and sparks danced in the liquid. Cheng Shuang felt a slight numbness in her body, her heart jumped into her throat, and then quietly calmed down.
Did she puncture the wire?
After the water tank flashed twice, all the answers were revealed.
It turns out that not only did the liquid emit a faint glow, but the four walls of the cage also served as lighting. Rather than calling it lighting, it was more of a device to block the view of the person inside the cage.
After the power cord was accidentally disconnected by Cheng Shuang, the lights went out, and the world outside the cage became clearly visible.
The little girl lay on the thick, transparent wall, looking outside. Two rows of water cages of different sizes were arranged, with various creatures floating inside.
It's like being in an aquarium.
The size of the newborn can be estimated based on the size of the glass water cage.
Cheng Shuang's cage was the smallest among them.
Outside the cage, only a few connecting wires could be seen, now sparking and crackling as they sped toward the next water cage.
The little girl's heart skipped a beat.
She has a passive blessing that makes her immune to lightning, which other creatures don't have. Most importantly, if Uncle Sun and the others are also trapped inside, things will get really serious.
As she wished, the bear suddenly grew larger, its enormous body bent so low it couldn't straighten, its sharp claws extending to slash through the gap cleaved open by the Tang sword.
A sizzling sound accompanied by sparks flew everywhere, followed by a gush of liquid. The giant bear, carrying Cheng Shuang, crashed through the large crack it had torn open and broke directly out of the water cage.
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