Chapter 174: Made a Mistake in the Deep Sea

Chapter 174: Made a Mistake in the Deep Sea

This wasn't just an estimate; it was a calculation based on various signs. Firstly, the deep-sea monster's attacks weren't aimed at them but at the island. Secondly, the monster's attacks were spaced far apart. Lastly, it felt more like scratching than a full-blown assault. This wasn't just scratching, it was testing.

What was it testing? Was it testing the sturdiness of the island or was it testing their reactions? Either way, they had to be extremely careful.

A few hours later, the monster attacked again. This time, the attack was much stronger than before. The island shook violently, and everyone was almost thrown into the sea.

Luckily, the island's enchantment was incredibly strong. After the violent shaking, the island quickly stabilized.

They were all shocked. If the deep-sea monster increased its attack frequency and power, they would be in big trouble.

"It seems like the monster knows we're here," Bai Qiuran said gravely. "It's trying to force us out."

"What should we do?" someone asked nervously.

"We can't stay here," Bai Qiuran replied. "We need to find a way to escape."

But how could they escape? They were in the middle of the deep sea, surrounded by powerful currents and unknown dangers. Even if they could find a way to leave the island, they had no idea where to go.

Just as they were at a loss, Bai Qiuran suddenly had an idea. "Maybe we can use the monster's attack to our advantage."

"How?"

"The monster's attacks are creating strong currents," Bai Qiuran explained. "If we can time it right, we might be able to use these currents to propel ourselves away from the island."

It was a risky plan, but it was their only hope. They spent the next few hours observing the monster's attack pattern and the resulting currents.

Finally, the monster attacked again. This time, they were ready. As the island shook and the currents surged, they quickly maneuvered their boats and used the current to push themselves away from the island.

It was a terrifying ride. The currents were incredibly strong, and they were tossed about like rag dolls. But they held on tight, determined to escape.

After what felt like an eternity, they finally broke free from the strong currents and found themselves in calmer waters. They had escaped the island and the deep-sea monster, but they were still in the middle of the deep sea, with no land in sight.

They were exhausted and disoriented, but they were alive. They had made it through the first challenge, but they knew that many more awaited them in the deep sea.