39 Shark Frenzy (2/2)

The water was cool as she slipped beneath the surface. The lake seemed bottomless, midnight darkness beneath her. It was difficult to breath, since she reflexively held her breathe like a normal person.

”Incoming,” Renae warned. Her velvet hair suspended around her as she gestured toward their left.

Sound travels faster in water. Hana could hear the water splitting before the monster even appeared. The sleek metallic blue bodies shot through the water like torpedoes. The triple fins and opened mouths filled with razor sharp teeth were a terrible sight.

”Chomper sharks,” Renae cursed. She clasp her palms together, churning the water around them.

”They are low- advance level dungeon monsters, but can be difficult for us. They flock together in groups of at least 30, and are considered among the top underwater monsters in terms of speed. I've seen their bite can crush through 1 foot of solid metal. The nice part about them is they don't have a brain.”

Under her control, the water formed a barrier around them. ”They're not exactly smart,” said Renae, ”So we can probably take them one at a time.”

The translucent water barrier expanded. The sharks circled around it, as if they were planning to siege.

Hana narrowed her eyes. ”Let one in.” She needed to get a grasp of its abilities. Renae waved her hand.

The barrier warped, until a lone shark was within with them. Once it realized it could attack, it immediately shot toward them.

It was definitely fast. Hana watched as it neared and swam toward it.

”Wait —” Renae started. She thought the three of them would gang up on it, not Hana going in alone!

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Seconds before the shark monster reached her, Hana tilted to the left. Her palm deflected against the head as she somersaulted into its back.

She grabbed dorsal fin tightly she secured herself onto her new ride. The monster seemed to panic, writhing in circles trying to throw her off. It speed up toward its brethren, trying to exit the barrier.

Hana gritted her teeth as water pushed against her. The drag force was too much, even for her. At first, she thought she could ride a shark like a horse and use it to get closer to the group to do cutting attacks with Hyorinmaru. However, the watery environment was against that idea.

Hana drifted off the shark, letting it exit Renae's barrier.

Her eyes narrowed calculatingly at the circling monsters. Now, how should she handle this?