Chapter 44: The Great Demon (Part 2)

The black shadow broke through the water with unparalleled power and rose straight into the sky.

At this moment, lightning tore through the sky, and the black shadow in the lightning was as agile as a wild dragon.

Liang Qu stood on the sampan in a daze, his mind was blank, and his heart was gripped by great fear.

The black shadow was far away, but also very close.

Is it a dragon?

He remembered the horror story that everyone on the pier had passed on. It was said that there was a dragon deep in the Jianghuai marshland. It slept for a decade, and when it woke up, it would stir up trouble.

No, that's not right.

A dragon...

It must be at least a long strip, right?

A glimpse in the lightning made Liang Qu sure that it was a spherical guy.

As his thoughts flashed, the dense dark clouds suddenly broke, and the moonlight poured down. Liang Qu finally saw the target of the black shadow, which was actually a giant bird burning with flames!

As the wings flapped, the dark clouds spun like a vortex, and the blazing light almost penetrated the dark clouds, and there seemed to be fire burning on the clouds.

The sky suddenly brightened. Liang Qu closed his eyes and opened them again. The two sides collided like meteors, then bounced off and fell to the lake.

The giant bird fell into the water and cried.

The lake water boiled in an instant, and the hot steam rose to the sky, gushing and emitting thin hair, as if an underwater volcano had exploded.

The water mist exploded, and then quickly cooled and liquefied in the surrounding environment, forming a white mist belt visible to the naked eye under the moonlight. The rolling white mist quickly rolled, spread and expanded on the water surface.

Huge temperature difference airflow formed on the water surface, alternating between cold and hot, expanding and contracting, and the air flowed rapidly, forming a hurricane.

Liang Qu's wet hair was blown up by the strong wind and fluttered, and he couldn't stand at all.

The spherical black shadow fell into the lake, like a god throwing a boulder.

As the boulder was completely submerged, the entire water surface was like a huge lung, expanding and contracting, and each expansion made a thunderous sound, driving endless waves.

The river surface cracked, and tens of millions of tons of boiling tide rushed in all directions.

A natural disaster-like scene.

The huge waves rose, and Liang Qu heard the sound of the tide a few seconds later, followed by a strong wind, and then the huge waves roared in!

The huge waves that blocked the sun were close at hand, and in an instant, the boat was overturned and the people fell down. Liang Qu was covered in cold sweat, his eyes were bloodshot, and his body suddenly surged with strength. He jumped up and landed heavily on the bow.

The sampan was lifted high in an instant, and the pointed bow blocked the waning moon.

Boom!

The majestic lake water of tens of millions of tons surged and spread, carrying an unstoppable momentum to hit the belly of the boat.

Roar, roar!

The roar of the rolling water hitting and colliding was all around his ears.

Everything on the boat rolled down, and under the great pressure, Liang Qu's knees seemed to be broken.

The long hair that flew backwards suddenly gathered forward and fluttered in the wind. Liang Qu couldn't see everything around him. He just trampled on the boat, grabbed the edge of the boat with both hands, blocked the falling fish basket with his body, and tried his best to press it down with his weight.

His muscles and bones were trembling, and he couldn't tell whether it was the water surface that was shaking or his body itself that was stretched to the limit.

Crack, crack.

The edge of the wooden sampan was crushed by Liang Qu's hands. He held a handful of broken wood chips, pinched it down, and grabbed the edge of the boat again.

Fast, too fast.

Liang Qu's muscles were almost broken, and the surroundings were completely blurred into a piece of light and shadow. He could only react by instinct. He could feel that he was rising, and he and the boat were lifted up high. If he was not careful, he would be smashed down and shattered.

Breathe, breathe, and breathe again!

Liang Qu tried his best to breathe to supply oxygen to his muscles that were stretched to the limit. He tried to control the water flow, and his physical strength was rapidly draining away.

Whenever the waves were too big and the boat was about to capsize, there was always a stream of water pushing the stern back.

For a while, the two maintained a strange balance, as if they were wrestling in an arduous struggle.

Boom!

Finally, the huge waves far away from the center of the battlefield broke away first, turning into small streams flowing in all directions.

The high-raised sampan gradually sank steadily and floated on the water again.

Snap, snap.

Tiny white fish jumped in the sampan.

"Cough cough!"

Liang Qu collapsed in the cabin and vomited. He didn't know how much water he drank when he just breathed, but his stomach was bloated now.

"Ugh!"

As if a switch was turned on, the stomach spasmed and contracted, and Liang Qu, who couldn't vomit just now, sprayed water like a faucet, just like the morning after a hangover. He vomited for a full minute before vomiting all the water in his stomach.

His stomach was churning, his head was splitting with headache, his muscles and bones were wailing, and he couldn't stop shaking with the slightest effort.

No matter what he did, he couldn't relieve the soreness, as if he was entangled by a python, and his blood vessels were squeezed to complete occlusion.

It was so uncomfortable, but he finally survived.

Another big wave hit, and the sampan shook violently. Liang Qu's chin hit the boat board, but he didn't feel any pain.

Liang Qu squeezed out a little strength, propped up his body to turn over, and lay on his back on the boat, breathing heavily, like an old man dying of lack of oxygen.

He inhaled and exhaled air as much as possible to relieve the state. It took him nearly a quarter of an hour before his slow brain had some thinking ability.

Then, that was the big monster in the depths of the Jianghuai marshland?

Liang Qu had always heard that there were big monsters in the world, but he had never seen one. He didn't expect to witness a battle between two monsters today. Even the dark clouds in the sky were knocked away, and the heavy rain stopped.

It was terrible.

It seems that the two sides are very close, but in fact they are very far away.

Even so, when he turned around and saw the black shadow, the cold fear still clenched his heart like a giant hand, and his body couldn't stop trembling.

Just the aftermath of the battle... No! Not even the aftermath of the battle, but the big waves caused by the big demon falling into the water almost destroyed his boat and killed everyone.

I can’t imagine what a doomsday scene would be like if we were face to face at close range.

No wonder the fishermen at the docks near Jianghuai Zeye are saying not to go to deep water areas. They are afraid that they have accumulated bloody lessons for generations and are warnings engraved in their genes.

I wonder if Master Yang can deal with that big spherical demon?

At this moment, Liang Qu finally understood why underwater resources were difficult to obtain.

The water environment is not suitable for human survival. Facing such a big monster, even a master of the Xiang Realm will find it hard to please, right?

As for the flaming giant bird, it would be even harder to escape death.

It seemed that both parties fell into the water together, but no matter which keywords, including flames and birds, were defeated by Jianghuai Zeye Tian, ​​the big spherical monster was obviously a monster in the water.

Judging from its size, Liang Qu strongly suspected that it was a toad.

The whole process should be that the toad demon senses the existence of the giant bird, jumps out of the water to hunt for food, and knocks the giant bird into the water. The main battle is of course to catch the turtle in the urn.

Liang Qu, who was lying in the cabin, faintly heard a shrill bird song. After regaining some strength, he got up and looked. He could only see a large thick fog in the distance and a flash of fire. No matter how much more, he could see Not here.

Leave quickly, you can't join in any fun.

Liang Qu was already scared. He resisted the pain in his muscles, picked up the oar and was about to run away.

By the way, where is Ah Fei? How is Ah Fei?

Wow!

Feeling Liang Qu's call, the fat catfish came out of the water with a splash, its body trembling, and the surrounding water waves were shaking, but it was not injured.

After the violent storms and waves were filtered by dozens of meters of water, only gentle water waves remained. Ah Fei was completely frightened.

"Quick, take me back to the port. Go back quickly."

The fat catfish was coveted, so Liang Qu followed up with his boat. A quarter of an hour later, he finally saw the river bank without any danger.

The big wave carried Liang Qu far away, and his back was turned at that time, which actually shortened his return journey.

Liang Qu asked Fat Catfish and Can't Dong to guard the lotus root together, and returned to the port alone.

It was dark on the pier, all the lights were out, and there was no sound at the fishing pen.

The ships, which were originally orderly in chaos, were all squeezed into a ball under the influence of water waves and strong winds.

Liang Qu had no choice but to find a wooden stake at the outermost edge of the pier and tie it with a hemp rope. He looked through the cabin and found only a fish basket and shipwreck stones. Because they were big enough, they were held up by his body and did not fall off. He also checked the net, stone knife and so on. All gone.

The stoves were scattered in a pile in the waterproof compartment. The newly purchased cotton-padded clothes were completely soaked by the water. Even the cover on the waterproof compartment fell off. The entire compartment was filled with dirty water.

Liang Qu picked up the heavy cotton-padded clothes soaked in water and felt like crying but had no tears.

The cotton-padded clothes were soaked in water, and the cotton inside was destined to clump into a ball, so it couldn't be that comfortable.

Fortunately, the fish basket is still there and the red blood bass is not lost, so it’s not a loss!