However, the door was slightly ajar, and a rusty chain appeared in the gap. The room had clearly been sealed from the outside.
Just as Maria, anxious at heart, prepared to smash through the door, the lamp inside was suddenly snuffed out. A warm hand reached from behind and covered the female hunter's hand.
Fifteen minutes later, one half-human, half-fish monster after another climbed in through the open window. They muttered hoarsely and searched everywhere, yet found nothing.
Having found nothing in the end, the shadows angrily slapped their fins.
After venting for a while, the monsters jumped out the window and surged into Innsmouth.
The stench of seawater and the parasites clinging to their scales scattered everywhere. This was clearly the main cause of Innsmouth's current condition.
At that moment, Kevin and Maria hid in the shadows of a rooftop, quietly moving under cover of night.
Watching the fish-headed, human-bodied monsters with dorsal fins and scales all over their bodies disperse into the streets and even sneak into villagers' homes, Maria could not help wanting to act.
But Kevin firmly grabbed the justice-driven female hunter and pinned her beneath him, bringing his lips close to her ear as he whispered.
Guided by him, Maria suddenly noticed that the homes entered by the fishmen seemed to have their doors wide open, actively welcoming these uninvited guests.
A moment later, before the female hunter could react, the creaking of wooden boards rose and fell everywhere, accompanied by fierce impacts and indecent sounds.
By sheer coincidence, a fishman had entered the floor beneath them as well. Judging from the sounds coming from below, the battle inside was clearly extremely intense.
Maria instantly understood everything. Her face flushed crimson, and her skin grew hot.
The fishmen had come ashore to do this...
But