v2 Chapter 359： Entering the temple (1/2)

Although some sacs were collected for emergency use, Ivan had never eaten before, and he sucked in the first cold water like the oxygen he needed for life.

He swims like a real mermaid, and his head is no longer spinning in the water.

Ai Wen took another breath of cold water, it was a wonderful feeling that water flowed smoothly through his beak and sent oxygen into his brain.

He put his hands in front of him and looked at it carefully.

They look a little green under the water, they look strange and terrible, and the fingers are connected. He turned his head to look at his bare feet, his feet became longer, and his toes were connected, as if his feet suddenly turned into ducks.

The river in the evening is no longer cold and biting. On the contrary, he feels very cool, very comfortable and his body is very light.

Following the equally weird Ugette, Avon continued to paddle forward.

With the help of two shackled feet, he can now move fast in the water.

Moreover, his vision became very good, and it seemed that he could clearly see the front without blinking his eyes.

Along the narrow riverside, he quickly swam forward, and he could hear the killing of the horses not far from the top of his head and smoothly enter the huge lake in the center of the tribe.

Without precautions and no resistance, the fallen horses did not expect anyone to sneak into the water.

Ugette's strong figure loomed in front and eventually disappeared.

After entering the central lake, Ai Wen swam in a dark, awkward and strange scenery, and his ears were silent.

He could see the scene within ten feet of the circle. Every time he made a row in the water, a new scene suddenly emerged from the darkness in front: the jungle of undulating, tangled black plants, scattered with shiny pebbles The broad and flat sediment.

Ai Wen and Ugte traveled deeper and deeper, heading towards the deepest part of the lake center.

Along the central island, the main building of the Temple of the Moon has been extending deepest into the water, and the ancient, huge architectural outline emerges in front of Ai Wen.

Once again, he was shocked by the miracles created by the horses and immersed in the greatness of his eyes.

Ai Wen’s eyes widened, his eyes piercing the gray, sinuous lake, looking at the huge shadows in the distance, where the lake was dark and dark.

Countless little fish swam past him lightly, like a silver dart.

The next second, Ai Wen saw a big guy moving in front of him, not Uggte, waiting for him to speed up the tour, only to find that it was actually a huge squid.

The squid danced with claws and stared at Ai Wen tightly, as if he wanted to attack him.

When Ivan was nervously holding his wand, it suddenly lost interest in him, chasing the fish far away, and swam quickly.

Ai Wen breathed a sigh of relief, but he soon encountered new troubles.

He met a Glidillo in the thick grass under the island. The long-legged monster suddenly poked out of the grass, and the long nails clenched Evan’s legs, showing a pointed tip. The long teeth seem to bite him.