Shark Knights

Corpse-Eater Vine's mouth revealed a row of razor-sharp teeth like those of a meat grinder. It raised its body like a cobra and looked around. Then it suddenly dove headfirst into the whale carcass.

Its meat-grinder mouth tore a huge hole in the whale's body, and it swallowed every bit of flesh without wasting a single scrap.

The Corpse-Eater Vine's ferocious appearance finally made the sharks and the killer whale family settle down. They turned around and began to leave this frightening place.

As they were leaving, the smallest killer whale thoughtfully swam over to the yacht and cheekily spat a mouthful of water at Alvin. Then it caught the frozen fish Ginny and the others tossed down from the second deck before its father urged it to catch up with the group.

Alvin watched the black-and-white cuties with amusement. They weren't exactly pretty eaters, but he still found it hard to dislike the lively creatures.

Even without touching it, Alvin could clearly sense the emotions coming from the little killer whale: curiosity, delight, and even a playful desire to invite him to join in.

That was nothing like the Megalodon. All it knew was "kill to eat" or "kill for fun."

The thing was a brainless flesh machine, killing for the sake of killing!

Even faced with the Corpse-Eater Vine's ferocity, the Megalodon showed no sign of fear or retreat. While eating the whale, it had even dared to take a bite out of the vine. If not for Alvin, the poor Megalodon would have been a goner.

Alvin blocked out the irritating signals coming from the Megalodon. Impatiently pressing the Communicator against his ear, he called to JARVIS, "Is Stark done yet? If he doesn't get here soon, I'm going to lose it. I kind of feel like