The Oceanic Fisherman
Chapter 1638

Subduing It Proved Fruitless

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After Ye Yuan entered the hole he had excavated long ago, he waved one hand through the air.

A piece of special glass custom-made for him by Huangyuan Technology appeared out of thin air at the entrance.

The glass had been custom-made to perfectly match the dimensions of the opening.

Once this special glass, capable of withstanding fish attacks, appeared, it sealed the entire entrance tightly.

Not even an insect, let alone a grain of sand, could get in.

Of course, no matter how tightly it was sealed, it could not keep seawater out.

But that did not matter much to Ye Yuan.

His swimming skills meant he did not care whether his body was in the sea or on land.

It truly made little difference to him.

Only after finishing all this did Ye Yuan have time to extend his senses outside.

As his senses continued to spread, the situation inside the Blue Hole came fully into view.

The Blue Hole was now practically a cave of fog.

It had already been pitch-black, and now thick mist had joined the mix.

The visibility inside the Blue Hole had become unimaginable.

Even Ye Yuan's senses had their range reduced by the fog.

Still, he could see clearly enough.

The Blue Hole was filled with countless beetles darting about frantically.

Even more beetles were falling toward the bottom like raindrops.

Those freely falling beetles had likely been killed by the fog.

Yet the red beetle Ye Yuan cared about most was completely unaffected by it.

Ye Yuan saw it clearly: the red beetle was absorbing the surrounding fog.

Once Ye Yuan saw this, his mood immediately soured.

They had discussed before that the fog was ineffective against the red beetle.

But what was this nonsense about it being absorbed?

If it

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