Afterward, it leisurely swam somewhere else.
However, it had just swum a short distance when it unexpectedly spotted a squid.
The squid was not fast, usually serving as its prey, albeit being slightly more difficult to catch than an octopus.
But this squid was strange, having stayed in the same spot for the better part of the day before moving upward at a slow pace.
Its struggle looked so enticing, that after a deep-sea octopus had its fill, adding one more squid seemed like a fine idea.
Therefore, it charged at its prey once more, catching up and swallowing the squid whole with a large gulp.
Yet after just a few bites, it felt something was wrong—why was its mouth in so much pain?
It was not just the creature that felt something amiss, as Chu Mingcheng also sensed something was off—how could the little prey suddenly exert such a strong force?
