Almost at the same moment that sea vessel shattered, Li Wei received a set of underwater visions through the Slimes' shared "hive" consciousness.
As the Slimes' viewpoints constantly shifted, he saw countless Sahuagin crashing forward like a tidal wave.
Unlike the Koutao Fishmen, with their fish heads, somewhat atrophied limbs, and vacant eyes that immediately marked them as idiots—
These distant oceanic kin of theirs were roughly human-sized, yet trailed thick crocodilian tails. Their dorsal fins ran from tail to crown, their heads were broad and hideous, their wide mouths bristled with serrated teeth, and their webbed limbs ended in sharp claws. They wielded trident glaives.
The Sahuagin were especially ferocious in the water. Nearly every creature in the sea could end up as food in their mouths, which was why they were known as—the demons of the deep.
The Sahuagin's Combat Strength was formidable as well. Even the cannon fodder among them could be difficult for fewer than three to five untrained ordinary people to handle, while the more elite Sahuagin raiders were comparable to level-six warriors.
If not for the fact that, as amphibians, they could not survive long without water, these ocean creatures might well have become a highly threatening natural-disaster force.
With one glance, Li Wei estimated there were at least twenty to thirty thousand of them before him.
Behind the Sahuagin, more than two hundred dire sharks followed closely.
This sort of dire creature was a natural mutation that could occur in almost any species. After mutating, dire beasts became more powerful and vicious than their original kind.
Some scholars had once proposed that this was a catalytic reaction occurring in places where magical power was especially concentrated.
Dire sharks were among the most terrifying dire species. They were as long as five or six