The Jade Sea teemed with marine life. The two divine generals from Wa Emperor City and the Hundred-Faced Devil Emperor, who had arrived here within ten-odd minutes of each other, had neither noticed—nor cared if they had—that beneath the sea a thousand meters away, the two round eyes of a mutated giant squid disguised as coral were staring wide-eyed in this direction.
Half an hour after the two divine generals from Wa Emperor City had left, the giant squid began to move, swimming swiftly along the seafloor.
Squid were extraordinarily fast in water, capable of reaching nearly 150 kilometers per hour. Mutated giant squid were even faster, nearly exceeding 200 kilometers per hour, like torpedoes underwater. Thus, after swimming for more than two hours, the mutated giant squid arrived at a place filled with towering corals, like an undersea coral forest. It skillfully wound its way through the coral forest and, before long, reached a coral cave hidden within it.
At first glance, there seemed to be nothing inside the coral cave, only beautiful, brightly colored little fish swimming about. But presumably, only that giant squid knew that there was another person in the cave.
That person was naturally Zhang Tie.
Only when he sensed the squid's arrival did Zhang Tie open his eyes. He reached out and placed a hand on the giant squid's head. Then, everything the squid had just seen appeared in Zhang Tie's Sea of Consciousness.
Besides being swift in water, able to change the color of their bodies, and possessing mimicry abilities, few people knew that giant squid possessed vision second to none in the ocean—so sharp it was practically monstrous. They could even alter the shape of their eyeballs to zoom like telescopes underwater and observe their surroundings. If one had to choose the