48 Hours a Day

Those half-man half-fish frogs are scary enough, but compared to the other two on the wall, they're probably as cute as the cartoon mice in Disneyland who take pictures with the tourists.

Especially since it may not have been so intuitive to just look at the wall carvings before, now that you see those two thrones, Nellie has gained a better understanding of the shape of what is sitting on them.

Even on the vast seabed, they can definitely be described as enormous.

Nellie feels like a rat who broke into a cathouse. Fortunately, the owner of the cathouse is not home today. Nellie just wants them never to come back. She even starts to worry about where she lives with the island. It's a miracle that nothing has gone wrong with the island for so many years, considering such a bad neighbor.

But seeing these two thrones is not without good news.

Nellie had been worried about whether there was an exit at the other end of the tunnel, and now she can finally relieve herself, because no matter how wide the crack that allows her to enter, she obviously cannot accommodate anything on the throne.

So there must be other exits here, and Nellie took a lap with her flashlight and quickly found the exit.

It is situated on the right hand side of the throne, blocked by two stone columns, but because it is enormous enough in itself, it can be seen with a little attention to God.

It's a big, dark hole, big enough for an adult sperm whale to come and go, close enough to feel the impact of the current, and that means it's necessarily connected to the outside world. Nellie's eyes immediately lit up, and her cylinder was running out of compressed air, less than 30 bar.

If she can't find the exit, she'll never see the sun tomorrow.

However, before entering the hole, Nellie looked at her eyes and confirmed that no one was in the lobby. Zhang Heng had also swimmed out of the hiding place.

But he didn't feel well in his heart.

Depending on the magnificence of this underwater palace and previous knowledge of those things, Zhang Heng did not think there was only one guard here, but they did not encounter a second monster on the way.

Either they got lucky and caught up with the guys out hunting, or they were sneaking around in the last place waiting to send a gift to two people.

Zhang Heng certainly hopes to be the former, but he also has to prepare for the latter situation. He has taken [Betty's shell] out of his pocket. This is another prop he carries besides [filter lenses], unlike [filter lenses], [Betty's shell] is a solid prop for the marine environment.

This item originates from a Celtic Ancient God in a copy of Black Sail. The effect is to consume your anger and summon a storm at sea for 15 minutes, the storm level is related to the level of anger.

Honestly, this prop is becoming more and more embarrassing for Zhang Heng now, mainly because his emotions are disappearing more and more, anger is good, happiness is good, there are few left, even the sympathetic means used before are gradually failing.

Later, Zhang Heng even stopped carrying it, just because it represented another part of his life, and was still more than 10 years old, Zhang Heng did not want to sell it for money. Zhang Heng just hoped that this time it could play a little extra heat.

Zhang Heng also noticed the two thrones.

And when he saw them, the feeling of acquaintance came to him again, and this time Zhang Heng even got some memory fragments.

It doesn't seem to be his first time here, standing in this palace.

And the king and queen did not sit on the throne that time, and they crawled to his feet, as if they were the most devout believers.

As for the other half-man half-fish frog monsters, they can't even get close to the hall, just look at the great figure in the center and let them go into eternal madness and frenzy.

It was a strange feeling, especially if Zhang Heng found his perspective or looked down. In order not to destroy the palace, he even had to shrink his neck and wrap his back around it. In his eyes, the king and queen were like two kids who had just started walking.

Zhang Heng deliberately looked at the queen a few more times, because the latter gave him a stronger sense of familiarity, as if he had met there, and should not have known each other for some time, and this sense of familiarity did not originate from these memory fragments, but Zhang Heng himself, but he had not yet reached Xixiang,

Nellie's gesture brought him back to reality.

Zhang Heng nodded and he and Nellie didn't have much gas left in their cylinders. Whatever was ahead of them, they had to let go.

So Nellie was still in front, Zhang Heng was in the back, and went into the wall in turn, symbolizing the big hole of last hope.

Unlike the previously depressed tunnel, the submarine tunnel behind the hole is large enough.

The numbers representing depth on the diving computers are also rising steadily, and after experiencing previous moments of shock, the luck of the two seems to have begun to improve, and the hope of getting out of poverty is on the horizon.

Nellie couldn't help but speed up and the blurry light over her head became clearer and clearer.

When they were a little further upstream, the numbers on the diving computer showed that they were only about 12 meters from the surface of the ocean, and Nellie bypassed a giant coral reef and found the missing Han Lu behind it.

Han Lu's condition did not look very good. She seemed to be caught up in an abandoned fishing net from which she could not escape on her own, but the good news was that her breathing equipment was still intact and, like both of them, she was alive.

Nellie quickly swimmed to Hanlu's side. She looked at Hanlu's residual pressure and found that there were less than 5 bar left, in other words, if they were a few minutes late, Hanlu might suffocate to death.

So Nellie made gestures to comfort Han Lu and began to help the latter untie his fishing net.

What surprised her, however, was that she didn't show up. When she swimmed to Hanlu, the latter panicked even more and began to struggle desperately while patting Nellie on her shoulder, seemingly trying to turn her around.

Nellie turned her head a little confused, and the oval tunnel hole looked like a crater, like a hive, but now everything was as normal and quiet as ever, and at the same time within reach, and Nellie knew that just swimming past the last twelve meters, they would be able to bathe again in the sun and get out of trouble completely.

But the next moment, the cruel reality breaks all her fantasies.

Seeing those hive-like tunnel holes suddenly came out of the shadows one after the other, as if they were worker bees leaving the hive, because they were too numerous to even block out the overhead sunshine and put the world back into darkness.