Immediately after that, I was flung several hundred meters through the water. What I saw next was almost impossible to comprehend.
Above me floated a whale—no, not an ordinary whale. This one was colossal, far larger than any mountain I had ever seen. It eclipsed the sea like a living island, casting a shadow so vast it darkened the water for miles.
As I looked around, my disbelief only grew. Sea monsters—gigantic ones, as tall as mountains—were moving across the ocean floor. Some of them were walking, panting, their forms rippling with raw, unnatural power. Strangely, despite their weight, the seafloor beneath them didn't collapse. Somehow, I too was able to walk here, as if gravity worked differently under this immense pressure.
