The whale monster moved swiftly through the sea. Inside it, Ke Meng could not hear the rushing water, as though its interior were completely cut off from the outside world.
"We're eight thousand kilometers from the coast of the Crocodile Continent. We should reach our destination in about nine hours," the Bandaged Man said.
"During that time, neither you nor the Medical Officer can sleep. Everyone else can rest if they get tired." The Bandaged Man pointed at Ke Meng. Under no circumstances could Ke Meng fall asleep.
The team members who were allowed to sleep shook their heads. "We're not tired. Don't worry."
Ke Meng was not tired either, and he knew he could not sleep inside the whale monster.
The Investigation Bureau knew that strange items appeared beside Ke Meng after he woke up. If any of those items harmed the whale monster, everyone would be endangered.
In short, Ke Meng could not sleep now. Even if he wanted to, he would have to wait until they reached the Crocodile Continent and sleep out in the wilderness, with his pets patrolling the perimeter.
The Great Whale swam very fast, well beyond nine hundred kilometers per hour.
It kept its body submerged deep in the sea, minimizing the chance of being spotted by satellites.
Along the way, the fish on the seabed were left dazed. A monster swept past and sent them tumbling in the blink of an eye, leaving them at a loss.
Some enormous shadows were also moving through the deep waters. Suddenly, their bodies were sent rolling, their worlds spinning until their heads reeled.
By the time these deep-sea behemoths regained their senses two or three minutes later, the whale monster was long gone.
Inside the whale monster's belly, the seven-person team stayed awake and held