48 Hours a Day

Zhang Heng spent some time searching the bottom of the pond again to confirm that Jemengade was not here, and like the hole above, there were no other entrances or exits in the pond.

Zhang Heng then moved his gaze to the stone engraved snake head. This time, Zhang Heng no longer attracted the pair of ruby eyes, and he stopped paying attention to the raw engraving process. Instead, he focused his gaze on the snake mouth.

Zhang Hengxin moved and suddenly knew what this stone engraving was for.

It's not a piece of art, it's a door!

The entrance to this door is in the mouth of the snake head.

But even if ordinary people realize this, it is probably difficult to overcome the fear in their hearts, really swim into the mouth of the snake, especially with this brilliant stone carving knife, the pressure of the mouth-watering snake head is incredibly strong.

However, Zhang Heng did not have any concerns in this regard. Since joining the game, his emotions have been lost, especially with regard to fear. Zhang Heng has long realized what it feels like to be afraid.

He only carefully retrieved the stone engraving before entering the snake's mouth, confirming that there were no traps and machines on it, which held [the sheath] to swim in.

Zhang Heng was greeted by a darkness.

When [Filter Lenses] is not available, Zhang Heng can only illuminate a small distance in front of him with a flashlight, and as soon as he enters the snake nozzle, he is caught in a turbulent flow.

This also made Zhang Heng a little unexpected, because there was no fluctuation from the outside before, and Zhang Heng did not encounter any natural water flow in the descent process other than his own, so that Zhang Heng's current control and perception can clearly feel that the pool is completely dead water.

But I didn't think that entering the snake mouth was like coming to another world. The water suddenly became rushed, and obviously there was more than one strand. Zhang Heng clamped between them and felt like his body was being pulled by countless hands.

He tried to manipulate the flow to offset the impact to stabilize his body, however, because the flow was irregular and the size of each force varied. The only thing that was the same was that there were no signs of appearance and disappearance. Zhang Heng was also very difficult to completely escape from their effects and could only try to keep himself from hitting the surrounding walls.

He didn't know how long it had been before he had been trapped by the current until a hole had appeared in front of him, which ended the exciting ride.

Zhang Heng sensed that the flow of water around him slowly slowly slowed down until it disappeared, and he actually saw a slight light that had been violated for a long time.

Has he returned to the outside world from that abandoned subway line?

I knew I could leave from here, Zhang Heng let Fan Mei Man and Maru come down together. Although they couldn't breathe freely underwater like him, there were [infinite blocks]. Zhang Heng could totally make a diving suit and bring them out in sequence. Of course, it's not too late, he could turn back and pick up two more.

However, since Zhang Heng came, he decided to explore the surrounding environment first, at least to find out where he was going. He looked at the starfish in his eyes first. About an hour after he entered the snake nozzle, multiplied by the current velocity before, he could calculate how far he had moved, and he was now in a very different environment than before, which looked very spacious.

This way, Zhang Heng can lock the target in a reservoir or river near the station.

But then Zhang Heng was stunned because he noticed that the one not far away was approaching him.

It was also the first time he saw a creature after entering the pit. It was a fish that came to him, a very common fish, but in Zhang Heng's common sense, the fish should not be here.

Because it's a clown fish.

The clownfish are named after the white stripes on their faces, like the ugly horns in the drama, but the problem is that it's a tropical saltwater fish that can't live in fresh water.

Will this clown fish be a hallucination created by Yemengard? Zhang Heng swam forward again, but he saw more saltwater fish, in addition to corals and anemones, further confirming that he is now in the ocean.

However, just fifteen minutes ago, he was still in the underground cave of the abandoned subway line, at least 200 kilometers from the nearest coastline, and Zhang Heng noticed that it did not look like any of the coasts he was familiar with, so Zhang Heng is now a little confused about where he is.

He took his body out of the water and saw a red island in the direction of his right hand, roughly six or seven kilometers apart. This distance was not a problem for Zhang Heng, but he was not in a hurry.

Because the situation now has deviated from his previous plans, Zhang Hengyuan had only entered the pool to bring Yemengade ashore to confront it. In the end, he did not expect to see even the shadow of Yemengaard under the pool, but somehow came to the ocean.

But if it weren't for the accident, the island ahead would be the Yemengard Nest.

Zhang Heng now has two options, either go to the island and Yemengaard, or go back to the pool and wait for Yemengaard to reappear. The advantage over the former is that Zhang Hengaard can try to ambush Yemengaard once. With [Plague Bone Bow] and [Arrow of Paris] in his hand, his ambush success rate is still considerable.

But Zhang Heng ruled out the latter option by thinking a little bit, because with the information Zhang Heng currently has, Jemengaard had to go to the abandoned subway line to feed the snakes there, and the wild snakes could eat a second meal ten and a half days apart after a meal.

However, Zhang Heng and Fan Mei Male and Maru could not wait that long. Even though Zhang Heng has solved the drinking water problem now, he does not have a very good way to eat. It is impossible to eat snakes every meal, so the sooner the war starts, the better the situation for the three of them.

However, Zhang Heng did not rush to the island. Instead, he first turned back to the pool, took the clothes and props he had put there, and then followed the water back to the sea. After about half an hour, Zhang Heng finally stepped onto the red island.

Before the sun went down, Zhang Heng laid his clothes and arrows on the rocks on the edge of the island and sun them. Until there was virtually no moisture on them, they were dressed neatly, ending the previous celestial state.

Zhang Heng also observed his situation on the island while he was getting dressed. The whole island looked particularly desolate, bare, with no flora or fauna, and only red soil appeared in the curtain.