Basketball Fish was still changing.
It expanded at an astonishing rate. As more and more blue energy poured into it, it gradually became a larger... basketball.
Here, "basketball" meant a blue sphere, not the kind of basketball everyone was thinking of. It was simply an enormous basketball, exactly ten meters in diameter.
As Nameless fled, he had First Butler monitor Basketball Fish's condition. When he discovered that its diameter was exactly ten meters, he guessed the reason behind its transformation.
"How could there be such a ridiculous evolution condition? It evolves after being kicked ten meters into the air?" Nameless could not help complaining.
Actually, this evolution condition was quite reasonable. If it encountered raging winds and waves, then once Basketball Fish was swept over ten meters high by a massive wave, it would evolve when it fell back down to the ten-meter mark.
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It was just that the odds were incredibly, incredibly low. Sometimes, it would be struck dead by lightning before it could even fall.
Finally, Basketball Fish in the distance completed its evolution. It had become a strange blue sphere. The surface of the sphere was entirely blue, while thick clouds and mist swirled around it, making it look like a miniature planet.
"..."
The instant Nameless saw the miniature planet-like form, he fell silent.
Hawkins had described this magical beast in his letters. Originally, the Arman School had sent out another ship, but it encountered a strange spherical magical beast midway through the voyage, and the ship was sunk.
Hawkins's ship had been several kilometers away at the time, and he had witnessed the ship's fate firsthand. First came a whirlpool, then a thunderstorm, and finally a tornado.
The three attacks easily destroyed the ship and