Spinel Torpedo

"This is the Albacore. We're in position on the flank!" Miao Xin reported.

The Albacore was actually closer to Charybdis's other head.

From their vantage point, the twenty-one-kilometer-long sea monster lay stretched out on the seabed ahead, layers of folds along its body gently rising and falling.

It barely moved.

It looked as though it were resting at leisure in the deep sea.

Though he had most likely already noticed the Pansy's return.

But it did not matter.

The enormous difference in size meant it could not be bothered to pay attention to things as tiny as dust.

"Seeing it like this makes me want one as a pet," Stacy murmured.

"No one could afford to feed that thing." Xiwo chuckled.

For this mission, the Albacore was once again responsible only for observation.

"Is Su Ming planning to make it float up?" Miao Xin asked, puzzled.

"It won't float up. It's too big," Xiwo said with a sigh.

"By concentrating the attack on one segment, he can push its center of force out of alignment," Stacy explained.

"It won't float to the surface, but it will lose its original balanced posture."

Xiwo raised a hand and pointed to Charybdis's suffocatingly enormous body on the screen.

Its body rose and fell in an extremely slow but steady rhythm, almost perfectly in tune with the surrounding currents.

"With such an enormous body weight, moving is nowhere near as easy for Charybdis as it looks."

"When it swims, its entire body must coordinate and adapt to changes in the water."

"As long as its front end tilts upward and that balance is broken-"

"Moving will become much harder."

Miao Xin nodded. Having piloted submarines for so long, she had experienced the terrifying viscosity of seawater herself.

It was dense and incompressible.

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