"This thing seemed to have crawled all the way here... There was a long trail of blood dragged across the ground outside," the Fisherman said.
All the lights on the second basement level had been switched on, making everything outside the elevator plainly visible.
"Did you see any Anomalies?" Yano asked.
"No... but I can't be sure whether those ordinary-looking things are Anomalies or not." The Fisherman shook his head. "How about I go out and take a look?"
Just as he was about to step out of the elevator, Sun Hang grabbed him.
"What is it?" the Fisherman asked, turning back.
"I can sense a very faint presence. It's right outside," Sun Hang said quietly.
"Right outside? Where?" the Fisherman asked in alarm.
"Above the elevator entrance, in our blind spot."
"Damn..." The Fisherman instinctively covered his mouth and asked in an extremely low voice, "Could it rush into the elevator?"
"Hard to say. Don't move yet. I'll test it."
As he spoke, Sun Hang condensed Liquid Metal into a chain, wrapped it around the hunter's corpse that had fallen into the car, and hurled it outside.
The next second, a black shadow flew out from their blind spot and pounced on the corpse.
"What the hell is that monster?" After seeing what the shadow looked like, the Fisherman could not help but mutter.
It looked like a huge mass of tangled, constantly writhing black kelp. It seemed capable of floating in midair, using four or five tentacle-like limbs to pierce the corpse and carry it into the air.
"How are we supposed to classify this thing? Is it a Biological Anomaly? An animal? A plant? Or some kind of fungus?" the Fisherman muttered.
"Hard to say." Yano shook his head. "There's nothing similar among the known Anomalies. I