We'd probably only be delivering food if we went there.
Unless we had weapons loaded with bioweapon ammunition, it was practically impossible to deal with such a massive creature using ordinary firearms.
Of course, if we switched to some high-powered weapons, there might still be a chance. Something like a fish cannon, perhaps.
But the defensive measures on the sea were nowhere near adequate right now.
Although I didn't know how dangerous the explorers on land were, today I finally understood that being an explorer in the sea was truly not a job for humans.
Although the Giant Lobster's body was about the same length as the eel's, it was much broader, and it also had two enormous,
pincer claws that were almost as long as its own body.
This gave it an overwhelming advantage when facing an opponent of similar weight.
At this point, I had at least abandoned the idea of continuing my search. I just wanted to hurry back. However, this lobster seemed to eat
rather slowly. The eel was struggling while being eaten, and after more than half an hour, it still wasn't dead. The Giant Lobster outside was still gnawing at it, and
not only the Giant Lobster, but also some smaller lobsters and little fish had come over to fight for a share. Even some normally sized sharks were constantly swimming around and snatching food.
Because the lobster was too large, it didn't pay much attention to small creatures. In fact, I saw those little fish
swimming back and forth right beside the lobster,
yet the Giant Lobster didn't seem to react at all.
I watched the little fish again and hesitated for a moment. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try.
The Giant Lobster was simply too huge, which also meant that