The collision in the Abyss Zone and the impact at sea roared, interfered, and resonated with each other across the paper-thin barrier between the mental and material layers.
The collision had originated in the Abyss Zone, but compared with the already highly chaotic Abyss Zone Storm environment, the changes in the material layer were far greater, generating more violent and direct kinetic force.
Of the hundred thousand marine creatures that had been instantly "electrified," nearly a tenth were aberrant species. They were not dead fish on a chopping board. Having suddenly suffered such an unprovoked disaster, most of them, after their initial confusion, had their ferocity stirred.
For the moment, they could do nothing to the yacht. Struck by the terrifying spiritual pressure, they instinctively feared the core area of the collision and interference, scattering outward in all directions. Yet they soon began tearing each other apart, launching a slaughter around the perimeter. In such extreme chaos, survival depended not only on strength, but also on luck.
For example, the aberrant mouse shark that had just become Ronan's target had no chance to make use of its speed advantage amid the sudden outbreak of chaotic slaughter. Before it could recover from the stiffness of being "electrified," it was swallowed by a dense swarm of fish that surged over it, never to surface again.
This was only an insignificant corner of the bloody riot in the surrounding waters, and only a superficial phenomenon.
What Ronan focused on was not the scene of rioting or the casualties it caused, but the deeper and subtler changes beneath the intense impact of bloody, violent emotions.
These marine creatures, especially the parasitized aberrant species, bred irritable emotions in the bloody environment. Those emotions in turn stimulated their Form and Spirit Frameworks and affected the Flesh