Chapter 134: Chapter 128: The Battle with the Mackerel

There were no big fish on the surface of the water, so Chu Mingcheng decided to dive deeper.

By the time he reached a depth of about seventeen meters, his body no longer floated as it did on the surface, but automatically sank under the negative buoyancy of the seawater.

At around twenty-two meters deep, he spotted traces of a big fish.

He gently kicked his fins to maintain neutral buoyancy, staying at this depth.

The visibility in this layer of water wasn't as high as it was above, only about ten meters, and it was slightly murky with a hint of green.

Right then, several big fish swam over from the south, and Chu Mingcheng readied his spear gun.

Perhaps because the water was too clear, the fish suddenly turned and swam away when they were about ten meters from him.

Chu Mingcheng checked his dive time, only a minute had passed, so he immediately pursued them.

But the fish kept moving farther away from him, and he wasn't confident he could hit them, so he switched his target.