I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal Chapter 505 - 312 Yun’s Anger!2

Pondering.

Chen Yun’s consciousness had no hesitation as it moved out following the token that still maintained minimal quality and still had super visual-range position perception connection after the breakage.

The next mont.

His consciousness arrived at a stone trident that had broken into two halves.

This trident was one he had casually shaped from seabed stones.

The broken stone trident was made from ordinary seabed stones.

The trident was about one and a half ters in length, with the handle making up about one-third of that length. The end of the handle was slightly thicker, facilitating a firm grip.

The breakage was exactly at the center of the trident, starting from the end of the handle to the base of one of the spikes.

The broken end was irregularly shaped, clearly the result of a trendous external force.

Looking around.

Apart from the broken trident lying in the seabed silt, there was also a dead orca quietly lying nearby.

Chen Yun’s expression imdiately turned sowhat cold.

Or rather, cruel.

He rembered that orca’s body; it was part of the orca group he had encountered before, which had also followed him across myriad waters.

Now, it lay here.

He was very familiar with the wounds on the orca’s body.

To be precise, he was familiar because he knew that such mark of a special weapon could only be left by humans, designed specifically for orcas.

The edges of the wounds were neat, and the depth consistent.

It indicated that the weapon was ticulously designed to combat such strong creatures as orcas.

Apart from the fatal wounds that looked like they were inflicted by large claw hooks, there were several other noticeable wounds on the orca’s body.

These wounds were almost perfectly circular or oval, with exceptionally smooth edges, showing no signs of tearing or irregularity.

The diater of the wounds was about ten centiters, and the depth reached under the thick layer of blubber, directly damaging the muscle tissue.

The arrangent of the wounds suggested they were caused by a series of rapid, consecutive attacks, each strike very precise, almost on the sa horizontal line.

This weapon was clearly a high-tech product, capable of releasing trendous kinetic energy in a short ti, penetrating the orca’s tough skin and blubber.

Based on the characteristics of the wounds, this weapon might employ a high-speed armor-piercing bullet design, with bullets fired at extrely high speed, penetrating the target with high kinetic energy.

Moreover, there were no signs of extensive blood splatter around the wounds, suggesting that this weapon might also have so kind of shock-absorbing or energy-absorbing technology, reducing the shockwave produced by the bullet’s penetration, thus minimizing damage to surrounding tissues.

Such design allows the bullet to penetrate the target more effectively without losing too much energy, ensuring each shot achieves the best effect.

This weapon was clearly specially designed for creatures like orcas, and from the look of the wounds, the person using it was highly skilled, likely even professionally trained.

Clearly.

This was the work of a professional fishing team.

The efficiency with which they dealt with the orca was astonishing.

Chen Yun’s consciousness began to explore the surrounding waters, trying to find more clues.

He found so tal fragnts scattered near the orca’s body, clearly having fallen off the weapon.

These fragnts had tiny scratches and wear on them, reflecting a cold luster under the light.

Through observing these fragnts, Chen Yun began to piece together the general appearance of the weapon.

The weapon seed to be a custom-made underwater rifle, made from lightweight materials for underwater use.

The barrel was long, clearly to improve range and accuracy. The stock was designed to be very compact, making it easy for divers to carry.

The front end of the barrel likely had a structure similar to a shock absorber, which could effectively reduce recoil during shooting and also lower the underwater noise, making the shooting more covert.

Combining this with the extra-dinsional sense of sll’s bug ability.

Chen Yun even visualized the intense conflict that occurred at the ti.

In the scene Chen Yun saw, a fully-ard squad was diving into the area.

They wore professional diving suits and carried this type of custom-made underwater rifle.

The squad mbers moved swiftly and orderly, evidently well-trained.

They silently approached the orca pod and then suddenly launched their attack.

The orcas clearly did not anticipate this attack, and facing weapons specifically designed to counter them, they nearly had no chance to fight back.

Although the orcas tried to counterattack, they ultimately failed to withstand these precise and lethal attacks.

The whole process was very brief.

In less than a few minutes, an orca at the forefront had already fallen into a pool of blood, and the remaining orcas imdiately followed their leader in retreat.

The Stone Trident, such a small object, was split in half by a weapon with huge kinetic energy and fell to the seabed unnoticed.

The vanguard squad did not continue to pursue but instead chose to return to prepare to bring a large ship to salvage the orca carcass.

Through his extra-dinsional sense of sll’s bug, Chen Yun saw this vivid scene.

He felt a rage burning in his chest.

However,

calm perated his body, temporarily preventing him from taking action.

Compared to imdiate revenge,

ensuring the safety of the other orcas was more important.

Chen Yun temporarily restrained his anger.

His consciousness lingered around the broken trident, trying to capture any clues about the other orcas.

He had arrived shortly after the Super-visual Range Position Perception Token broke and logically, finding the other orcas shouldn’t be difficult.

Indeed, it wasn’t.

He carefully observed his surroundings and noticed that this part of the ocean seed unusually calm, appearing devoid of any other creatures’ activities.

The location where the trident sank was not far from the coastline; the sandy seabed scattered with small corals and seaweed showed no other abnormalities.

After further expanding his search range, Chen Yun noticed a deeper seabed cave in one direction.

The entrance of the cave was small, but large enough for orcas to pass through.

Chen Yun’s consciousness entered the cave and found it dimly lit inside.

As his consciousness proceeded further, Chen Yun saw that the end of the cave opened into a spacious area where the Orca Leader and several orcas were quietly lying.

They were clearly panicked.

The Orca Leader looked sowhat weak but was still alive.

Chen Yun quickly assessed the situation and began taking asures to help the orcas.

He employed his nurturing ability, trying to provide the orcas with support from his Life Force to help them recover.

At the sa ti, he remained vigilant for any potential threats to avoid another accident.

Fortunately, his nurturing ability was indeed outrageous.

Even though he had used much of his ti on experints today, the remaining portion was sufficient to aid in healing the orcas.

As ti passed, the condition of the orcas gradually improved.

Using his ability, Chen Yun gently lifted the orcas and slowly led them out of the mysterious cave.

He was taking the orcas back to a safe place,

which was a deeper part of the ocean, a cave quickly hollowed out by Chen Yun’s Spiritual Position.

With these preparations,

Chen Yun’s calm face beca even more expressionless.

Through the ability to review soone’s past with extra-dinsional sll up to a year back, Chen Yun had gained a deep understanding of the diving squad.

It was so bizarre civilian organization, often hunting wild animals for the quirky ideas and desires of so wealthy people.

Orcas were one of their targets.

This hunt for orcas was conducted by a branch in Japan.

Leveraging the extra-dinsional sense of sll bug ability, Chen Yun had quickly gained a profound understanding of this bizarre organization called the "Black Tide Alliance."

Usually disguised as an animal protection organization,

in reality, it was the largest underground wildlife dealer, the entire organization seething with squalor.

The more he knew his enemy, the calr his face beca.

However, despite appearing calm, he was already eager to begin an unparalleled massacre.

At this mont, Yun’s Anger!

His consciousness lingered in this part of the ocean, quietly waiting for the large ship that was soon to arrive, specialized in salvaging and transporting orca carcasses.