Breakout
When those monsters saw Zhang Heng leave the dome, their expressions immediately turned anxious. They hurried after him, apparently intending to capture him again.
But Zhang Heng was no longer the same as when they had dragged him into the sea.
Although Zhang Heng still could not swim as fast as those half-human, half-fish, half-frog monsters, he was much faster than before. Moreover, he could control the currents, using them not only to speed himself up or hinder the pursuers behind him, but also to stir up seabed silt and muddy the water.
Come to think of it, the "Red Tide" those half-human, half-fish, half-frog monsters had created earlier had given Zhang Heng the idea.
With the Filter Lens in hand, Zhang Heng could always gain the upper hand in such chaotic situations.
However, when Zhang Heng broke through the monsters' layers of encirclement and returned to the surface, he discovered that night had already fallen.
Zhang Heng was somewhat surprised. He had not had time to check the time while underwater.
Yet by Zhang Heng's own sense of time, the interval between falling to the seabed, beginning to suffocate, and removing the breathing apparatus to breathe again should have been very brief. He had not expected so much time to have passed.
At the dome of that Underwater Palace, he seemed to have completely lost his sense of time.
Zhang Heng then glanced at the Starfish in his hand and found that it was already past ten at night.
The boat that had brought him there was long gone.
This place was still some distance from the island. Under normal circumstances, even if Zhang Heng could barely swim back, he would probably be utterly exhausted by the time he arrived. Not to mention that, in order to shake