"Boom—"
"Boom—"
"Boom—"
Thunderous booms continuously rose from the seafloor of the Wormhole Waters. After the previous battle and nuclear explosions, the entire sea had already spawned several tsunamis that swept in all directions.
The combined human fleet, having retreated several hundred nautical miles away, was now being tossed incessantly amid the waves.
The heat generated by the explosions and battle, coupled with the energy leaking from the spatial wormhole, caused massive amounts of seawater in this region to evaporate. Dark clouds blanketed the sky, and pea-sized raindrops fell without pause, joining the tsunamis to whip up a raging storm.
Yet compared to the terrifying tsunamis and torrential storm, what truly worried the members of the combined fleet was the unceasing muffled booming.
The few remaining unmanned submersibles continued to faithfully transmit images from the seafloor through buoys floating on the surface. Though the footage was unclear, it was enough for humanity to understand what was happening down there.
The "Poseidon" Supercavitating Nuclear Torpedo had only slightly injured two of the beast's tentacles. It had done no real damage.
At this moment, it extended the tips of even more tentacles through the spatial wormhole, gripping the seafloor on this side tightly as it released blue electric arcs and continuously expanded the wormhole.
Those tremendous booms were the sound of the spatial wormhole expanding.
The wormhole's physical opening had now reached a diameter of three hundred meters, yet it was still gradually widening.
The wormhole's phantom projection had reached a diameter of over a thousand meters.
Yet the giant beast showed no intention of stopping.
Clearly, this wormhole was still not large enough for it. It was far too cramped.
This scene was also transmitted to the United Nations Emergency Countermeasures Committee chamber and the offices of national leaders around the