Saipan Island waters.
Ye Yuan swam on instinct.
The blow dealt to him by that Helicoprion earlier
had yet to fade.
He even wanted to prove himself.
He wanted to rush over and give that huge thing a few more heavy blows.
He refused to believe it.
With a wound that deep,
one hit might not attract the Helicoprion's attention.
But what if its whole body was covered in wounds?
In the end, though, Ye Yuan decided to give up.
Never mind whether he was some kind of saint.
Just looking at this Helicoprion alone—
who had it provoked?
It lived thousands of meters beneath the sea.
It had never come up to harm anyone.
Did he really need to do that?
Ye Yuan laughed at his own childish thoughts.
Still, it wasn't as if he had gained nothing this time.
At the very least, he had figured something out.
That was, this Helicoprion would not easily appear in diving areas.
If anyone asked
how Ye Yuan knew,
the answer was simple.
His stubborn streak had kicked in.
He had actually chosen to follow behind the Helicoprion.
He followed it for a full two hours.
And he ultimately reached a conclusion.
Although this Helicoprion was a living creature,
its instincts made it no different from an underwater vacuum cleaner.
For the sake of feeding, it repeated the same actions.
As long as humans did not set foot in its territory,
it likely would not easily surface.
After all, the laws of survival for living creatures were immensely powerful.
If this thing really could leave,
then after all these years,
why had humanity never received any information about Helicoprions?
Thus, Ye Yuan came to an answer.
This Helicoprion posed no threat to humans at all.
Perhaps somewhere in the ocean,
there