Chapter 111: The Strange Fish
Using echolocation, Luo Wen determined that the attackers were four fish, each approximately 30 centimeters in length.
He relaxed slightly. The numbers were small, and their size didn’t give them an advantage. Where did they find the courage to challenge him?
As the attackers swiftly approached, Luo Wen finally got a clear view of them. They had disproportionately large heads and slender tails. Their bodies were dark gray with crescent-shaped red markings, and their mouths were filled with densely packed, razor-sharp teeth, exuding an oppressive aura.
Unfortunately for them, they had encountered the ever-prepared Luo Wen. As one strange fish neared, a massive pincer snapped at it. Though the pincer appeared cumbersome, its speed was lightning-fast, creating a trail of white water ripples beneath the surface.
The strange fish was highly agile, twisting its body to evade the pincer. However, a limb shot out from the shadows, piercing its body from the side.
In an instant, red blood began to diffuse through the water.
The three fish trailing behind caught the scent of blood. Instead of continuing their assault on Luo Wen, they turned on their injured companion, tearing it apart.
Within moments, the wounded fish was reduced to shreds—fragments of flesh, scales, and limbs floating in the water.
This sudden development left Luo Wen momentarily stunned, and the follow-up attacks he had prepared lost their targets.