Return from the second dimension

After successfully beheading a monk and absorbing his spiritual power, Tang Zhen was full of energy again, who was exhausted.

This gave him enough confidence to continue on.

Although this method is good, it cannot be used as much as possible, because there are still terrifying monsters in the water.

Just when he killed the monk, the surrounding monsters swarmed, and the huge black shadow under the water suddenly moved.

A feeling of being locked in, rising from Tang Zhen's heart, obviously came from the underwater giant.

Tang Zhen, who was not afraid of the sky and the earth, had a creepy feeling at this moment, as if the crisis of death was about to come.

The ghost clone is actually insignificant, although it possesses Tang Zhen's invincible mentality, it does not have the strength to match the mentality.

When the real crisis comes, it is really helpless and there is no way to resist.

The only thing I can do is to reduce my sense of existence, hoping to have enough luck to avoid this catastrophe.

The surrounding insects flocked to Tang Zhen frantically, wrapping his body round and round.

But in a blink of an eye, a black ball was formed, dragging Tang Zhen to the bottom.

Throughout the process, Tang Zhen remained motionless, as if it were a lifeless stone.

In the process of sinking, Tang Zhen could still feel that the consciousness of the underwater monster was still locking himself.

Fortunately, this monster was only locked, but never attacked.

The strange bugs ignored these, they kept biting Tang Zhen, trying to get into his body.

Even if the pain was abnormal, Tang Zhen was silently enduring it, and would never move.

Tang Zhen at this moment really lived like years, suffering to the point of fainting.

Soon Tang Zhen felt that he was approaching the monster underwater, and the distance between the two sides was getting closer.

One of the monster's tentacles slowly stretched over, and dragged the bug ball that wrapped Tang Zhen.

It was such tentacles that had just attacked the giant monsters on the shore and dragged them into the water for food.

Could a similar scene happen to me?

Tang Zhen was already prepared. If the facts were true, he would definitely not wait to die.

After touching the tentacles twice, the monster did not launch an attack, but moved and continued forward.

Tang Zhen felt relieved, but remained silent, because the monster hadn't gone far.

In the deep icy water, Tang Zhen kept falling down, during which he could still see clusters of bugs, biting the cold and twisted remains of the monk.

At the same time, there are tiny bugs, swimming out of these corpses, in groups to find new targets.

The monks who were killed have become a breeding ground for bugs, and those tiny bugs are obviously just born.

Looking at the insects carefully, Tang Zhen couldn't help being a little surprised. It turned out that the head of the insect was as good as his appearance.

The same goes for other insects, their appearances resembling other monks, and then they dragged a slender and smooth body.

The corpse gave birth to insects, and then attacked him again. This scene was really uncomfortable.

When the monster moved away completely, Tang Zhen's body shook suddenly, stirring rapidly like a spinning top.

The worms that wrapped Tang Zhen were cut into pieces in an instant, bursting out a large cloud of black ink.

The insects that got into Tang Zhen's body were also squeezed out in an instant, and burst into clumps of debris.

Getting rid of the shackles of the strange bugs, Tang Zhen rushed to the surface of the water and started swimming forward with all his strength.

The scenes experienced before continue to repeat, and there are many monks who have escaped from the land by chance, but are struggling desperately in the water at this moment.

No one knew where the end was, and could only swim forward desperately, avoiding the attacks of those bugs.

From time to time, monks sank to the bottom of the water, or in order to survive, they would fight each other cruelly.

Whenever this time, underwater monsters will appear, locking the victor who succeeded in fighting.

Not every monk is as lucky as Tang Zhen to get rid of monster hunting, and from time to time, unlucky ones are dragged into the water by their tentacles.

Tang Zhen has been observing, vaguely understand what is going on.

Once the spiritual power in the monk's body exceeds the standard, it will inevitably be locked in by the monster's attention, and the more serious it is, the more likely it is to be attacked.

When a monk's mental power exceeds the standard, far beyond the normal state, 100% will be attacked by underwater monsters.

After figuring out the principle, Tang Zhen became much more relaxed.

Even if you can't persist, when you try to hunt the monks, you will only choose the weakest to start.

It's not that they bully the weak and fear the hard, but these weak monks, the mental power accumulated in their bodies becomes very scarce.

Basically, the oil is exhausted and the lamp dies, and it will soon sink into the water.

Hunting such a monk is not easy, but the rewards are very scarce, far less cost-effective than hunting those powerful monks.

But in such an environment, Tang Zhen really didn't have much choice in order to be able to persist.

No matter how harsh the conditions are, we must do everything we can to achieve the key points.

I don't know how long time passed, Tang Zhen couldn't remember how many monks he had killed, and he almost survived again and again.

Looking at the surrounding water, the number of monks has become less and less, and very few can persist to this step.

Tang Zhen knew very well that there were more monks behind him who were continuously falling into the water.

There will always be some monks who will persist until the moment of landing.

Humiliated, Tang Zhen saw a black line appearing in front of him. Since entering the water, this was the first time his vision had changed.

"land?"

The thought flashing in his mind made Tang Zhen's consciousness sober, knowing that his persistence along the way will finally bear fruit.

As he continued to swim forward, Tang Zhen was finally able to determine that the black line ahead was the coastline of the land.

The black line is not a beach, but a cliff.

On this cliff, there are things like sharp claws, and there are black sharp nails.

The sharp claws are constantly scratching, trying to climb from the cliff to the land. This is a level that cannot be avoided.

The scene in this scene is a little bit irritating. I don't know if the sharp claws touch the body, whether there will be a scene of a broken stomach?

Knowing that there will be danger, he can only bite the bullet and move on, because there is no other choice.

Tang Zhen finally came to the bottom of the cliff, and the sound of "Kaka" nail scraping made people feel frantic.

If a mortal hears this sound, it will take less than ten seconds to enter a state of madness and disorder.

Tang Zhen jumped out of the water, and at the same time swung his knife towards those sharp claws, and easily cut them off.

Grabbing those squirming arms, they kept climbing upwards, and at the same time they kept hacking.

These sharp claws are long and short, constantly scratching towards Tang Zhen, carrying an unbearable stench.

There are also some sharp claws, wearing a dried corpse, which is swinging around with the movement of these arms.

The difficulty of climbing this sharp claw cliff is more difficult than Tang Zhen imagined, but it certainly cannot prevent him from landing.

Tang Zhen flew over and flew with a broken arm, and Tang Zhen finally rushed onto the cliff.

A vast world appeared in front of Tang Zhen's eyes, looking endless.

Looking at the two sides of the coastline, there are traces of vicissitudes of life and fatigue, which are continuously climbing ashore.