"Whoosh!"
Jiang Mian pulled the trigger. A wind-element bullet tore through the air and blew the head off a [Deep Diver] trying to slip into deeper water.
It was a half-fish, half-human Calamity, Sequence 333,
and they were abundant in every activity zone, while their individual strength was generally low.
Like this Second-tier one, which had only a weak ability to control water.
Even using only First Order output, Jiang Mian could easily kill it in one shot.
Ye Chenyang stood on a rock by the sea, aimed at the floating corpse, and tossed the 'harpoon' in his hand.
It turned into a streak of golden light and pierced the core with pinpoint accuracy, then quickly returned without a trace of blood on it.
Ye Chenyang wiped the core he had just collected and placed it on a relatively flat rock behind him.
More than a dozen cores of various sizes were already piled there.
For some reason, whenever Ye Chenyang precisely "ripped out a heart" like this, Jiang Mian felt a phantom ache in her chest.
Maybe it was because he was far too practiced at it?
Jiang Mian was lost in thought when Ye Chenyang beckoned to her.
"Let's take a break."
She put away her gun, leaped lightly off the rock, and trotted over to crouch beside the stone slab, poking at the "fresh" cores that still glimmered faintly.
"Four Second-tier, nine First Order..."
The number looked decent, but their Sequences were all low, and the quality was ordinary.
Jiang Mian couldn't help wondering. What a strange thing—
there seemed to be plenty of Calamities around here, so why were the strong ones staying underwater and refusing to show themselves? It left her with hardly any chances to shoot...
Were these "seafood" especially sensitive, and had they