Victoria’s hair had turned purple, and the wounds on her body, along with her scales and gills, had completely disappeared.

But the problem is that water is still flowing in.

The water is mixed with shattered fragments of stone. Even if it’s possible to breathe underwater, living inside it would be impossible.

The machine that just broke apart the remnants of the building and other debris was probably going to shred everything in the water like a blender.

Even if the tsunami is only 1 meter high, it’s enough to tear apart any city on the coast.

The water is dangerous.

That’s why Daegon had this device made.

The architecture, like jagged coral, had a reason. It wasn’t just to evoke a sense of the sea. When submerged, the water would swirl and pull creatures in with the debris, killing them.

It wasn’t for enemies, but for betrayers, so it was even more thorough.

Of course, when it was distributed, it was presented as a self-destruct mechanism meant to trap enemies and cause them to die in a final act.

In short.

It’s hard to survive with only enough breath to stay underwater.

“The scales are gone...”

Victoria, half undressed, repeatedly touched the area where her ribs had been, stretching out her fingers to check carefully.@@novelbin@@

The water has risen to her knees. The water flooding in from inside is swirling in one direction. That means a giant vortex has formed inside the dome. The blender is on.

It’s getting dangerous. If I get swept up in the current and fall to the ground, I’ll likely die and not make it out.

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