northernbook Chapter 545 - 542 Three-Way Melee (Two-in-One)
Chapter 545 - 542 Three-Way Melee (Two-in-One)
Bi Fang took a deep breath and plunged into the water.
The moment he entered the water, Bi Fang’s heart rate dropped from 60-70 beats per minute to 30-40, and his blood vessels contracted in response to the shock.
He could distinctly feel his blood leaving his limbs and flowing towards his heart, lungs, and brain.
This sensation was like being lost in a certain space where the direction of the water’s surface was indistinguishable, as if he himself were Armstrong stepping onto the moon.
Without the glow of a flashlight or the companionship of fellow divers, the ocean depths seemed even more pitch-black and silent.
Dark waters surrounded him on all sides, with no knowledge of what unknowns lurked within, as if wrapped in the solitude that comes with being on an alien planet.
This is why most underwater operations are conducted in pairs.
Solitude can drive a person mad.
As for the eternal solitude, Bi Fang had a relatively high tolerance for it, having experienced many solitary journeys in various kinds of wilderness.
Some say that saturation commercial divers have the loneliest job in the world.
Their job is simple: to install seabed oil drilling heads in the icy waters hundreds of meters deep.
In this pitch-black world, unreachable by sunlight, everything can only be seen with the aid of artificial lighting.
At such great depths, divers need an extremely complex and precise set of equipment to maintain life.
Attached to the diving suit is a hose less than the width of a wrist, connected to the diving bell, supplying breathing oxygen, the electric power needed for the expansion diving suit, and the communication line with the surface all through this hose.
It is known as the "umbilical."
But at this moment, Bi Fang had no "umbilical," no backup, with only the oxygen tank on his back and the sharp harpoon in his hand to aid him.
Bi Fang cautiously