The Oceanic Fisherman
Chapter 1622

Terrifying Numbers of Beetles

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Chapter 1621: Terrifying Numbers of Beetles

After entering the Blue Hole, Ye Yuan tried to stay as far away as possible from the sleeping "centipede."

Although he had used his perception to control the camera and film them up close without disturbing them.

Who knew whether these things relied on their sense of smell to identify their surroundings?

If he got too close and those beetles suddenly attacked him, that would be troublesome, wouldn't it?

To avoid unnecessary trouble, Ye Yuan carefully swam downward.

Only after he was fifty meters away from the centipede did the tension in his heart ease somewhat.

Only then did he have time to inspect the cave walls.

It would have been better not to look. The moment he did, Ye Yuan's scalp went numb.

The stone walls were covered in densely packed beetle corpses.

At a rough estimate, there were no fewer than several hundred thousand.

Though it was not as spectacular as the swarm above.

Such an enormous number of beetle carcasses was still incredibly shocking, all right?

Suppressing his discomfort, Ye Yuan began examining the structure of the Blue Hole.

At that moment, he was grateful that he did not suffer from trypophobia. Otherwise, what he saw before him alone would have made him turn around and leave.

As Ye Yuan went deeper and deeper, he discovered something strange.

This Blue Hole was actually conical in shape.

In other words, the farther down one went, the narrower the cave walls became.

Judging by the situation before him, wouldn't the true bottom of the cave only have room for one person to stand?

To confirm his guess, Ye Yuan increased his descent speed.

As he gradually went deeper, Ye Yuan discovered that the beetle corpses along the cave walls were also becoming fewer.

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