After the Full-Level Boss Entered the Infinite Game By Mistake

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Bai Lixin closed his eyes and opened his ventral fins, his body slowly feeling the direction of the current.

Then he changed direction and punched again.

This time, the water pressure didn’t recoil but instead followed the direction of Bai Lixin’s punch, turning it into a powerful shockwave that smashed into the wall with a bang.

A small dent appeared in the wall, which had been fine a moment before.

Bai Lixin’s face showed a look of enlightenment on seeing the mark on the wall.

Even the seemingly motionless seawater had a direction of flow.

All he needed to do was to feel the direction of the seawater’s flow and find its pattern, so that the seawater could become his wings and armor instead of forcing himself to go against the laws of nature.

Having comprehended this, Bai Lixin closed his eyes to once again feel the current in the ocean.

He relaxed his shoulders and opened his arms, completely opening his body to the sea.
As if she had sensed his call, the mother of the sea, who had nurtured them all, gently stroked his hair, scales, and ventral fins, telling him her secrets.

Gradually, a three-dimensional graphic of a swimming figure converged in Bai Lixin’s brain.

The fluctuations of the current became clearer and more explicit than the naked eye could see, and Bai Lixin could sometimes even predict the current’s changes before it did.

Before the next change in the current, Bai Lixin lifted his arm.

In the next second, the current suddenly changed direction, and at the same time, Bai Lixin struck a quick blow.

“Boom,” there was a dull, loud sound.

The wall that Foggy Dijia had just put back was smashed through.
The buckled wall fell away from the wall and reluctantly collapsed onto the bookcase, shattering it into tiny pieces centered on the spot where Bai Lixin’s fist had landed.

It was done.

Bai Lixin raised his arms, wanting to embrace the gentle mother of the sea with all his might.

The Foggy Dijia slowly turned his head and a light chuckle reached the still joyful Bai Lixin, “Heh, there’s really not a moment to relax.”

The tentacles suddenly reached out towards Bai Lixin.

Bai Lixin did not sit and wait for death this time.
He swam his tail nimbly, weaving in and out of the water like a bolt of lightning.

Dijia gave a “heh”, followed by some delighted laughter.

This little fellow was always surprising him.
Since he first met him, how much color had he brought to his long and boring life?

In the River God copy, he had thought that the other party would be overwhelmed by victory and make a wrong judgment, but Bai Lixin had kept a cool head throughout and discovered the hidden secrets that no ordinary person could find.

In the Blood Clan copy, he expected Bai Lixin to be imprisoned in the inner world and wait for death.
But not only did he break out on his own, he’d gotten others out as well.

It is the same now.
A moment ago, he was helpless and let him do whatever he wanted.
Yet he was struggling to even kill a Lantern Beast moments ago.

But a mere ten minutes later, he had come to his senses again.

“Taking advantage of the sea’s gifts” was a seemingly simple phrase but not even one of those lifeforms that live in the sea came close to understanding it.

This little guy had been here for just half a day and was already able to learn from the battle and rise quickly.

Dijia believed that as long as he was not killed, even if he was thrown into the abyssal hell that everyone dreaded, he would still manage to climb out.

He was so intelligent and strong that fear and regret could not appear in his vocabulary.
He would rely on his patience and observation skills to find the optimal solution.

He was not invincible, but he was certainly the strongest!

The fog soon curled up into countless raging whirlpools, like a throb the man could not talk about!

Bai Lixin swam out of the wall he had punched through, his freed body leaving the model house. 

If other merfolk were present now, they would have been amazed at Bai Lixin’s speed.

To the eyes of those merfolks, Bai Lixin was almost completely merged into the sea.
They would not even be able to see where Bai Lixin’s body was if not for the glorious blue ripples.

However, he was now facing Dijia, the god-like existence.

Bai Lixin turned into lightning, and the tentacles followed suit.

Foggy Dijia watched the smart little merman in front of him, and more tentacles stretched out from all sides of the thick fog to chase him.

In the huge bedroom, only shadows could be seen as dozens of lines danced and hovered in the air, and the goal of these lines was surprisingly consistent: the beautiful meteor that fluttered its blue wings of light.

Bai Lixin swam as he waited for an opportunity to find a loophole in the tentacles.

He shuttled through the water, his eyes sweeping sharply over all the tentacles.

His body perceived the direction of the current, and his mind quickly mapped out the relationship between all the positions of the tentacles and the direction of their flow.

He swam with great concentration, his mind racing.

This was a good opportunity to exercise; he had only tried to draw on the current in a relatively static environment earlier.
But in a real battle, the opponent was not a target standing meekly in place, waiting for him to release his attacks.

His opponent would come at him with ferocity, churning up the water around him.

At that point, could he still rely on the current flow to win?

Suddenly, his body lurched, and he abruptly sank downwards.

Under his guidance, all the tentacles converged on a single point like a giant chrysanthemum.

Seeing Bai Lixin sink, the tentacles followed his trajectory and sank down one after another.

Bai Lixin’s beautiful blue eyes looked at the tentacles, and a cold light suddenly appeared in his eyes!

Now!

The tail fin no longer swayed from side to side but rotated along the root of the tail.

The tentacles came closer and closer, and at the same time, Bai Lixin’s tail snapped up with great speed and ferocity.

A huge shockwave shot up from the spot where the tail fin had just been, and the tentacles came face to face with a massive swirling force!

“Boom!”

“Boom!”

“Boom!”

Three loud bangs.

The shockwave exploded in the swarm of tentacles, and the tentacles were sent flying down the bedroom like ribbons in a fireworks display.

Bai Lixin stopped moving his tail fin and floated in the middle of the water, his chest heaving violently up and down and his mouth slightly open as he gasped for air.

Seeing the tentacles scattered in all directions, Bai Lixin only had one word in his heart at the moment.

Cool!

The tentacles floated in the water for a while before slowly retracting back into the thick fog.

S419M pointed at the tentacles and said to the escape system beside him: [See, this is my master; even the Lord God must be afraid when he sees him.
Ouch! Isn’t he fierce, fierce and pretty?]

The escape system did not speak this time; it shook its body and silently shrank itself into a ball.

Dijia’s echoing laughter wrapped all around him.
It started as a muffled laugh, then grew louder and louder, and finally turned into a hearty laugh.

He was happy, so happy that he actually felt his heart pounding violently! He couldn’t even remember the last time he had felt this way.

Bai Lixin looked at the humanoid fog that was laughing like a fool.

Just as he was about to curse, the humanoid fog suddenly expanded outwards, filling the entire room in an instant.

Before he could even react, Bai Lixin was firmly swept up in the fog.

In the darkness, a pair of arms wrapped around his waist from behind.
Bai Lixin lowered his head, only to see several thick strands of black fog curling around him.

The fog gradually dissipated and turned into sticky tentacles.

In the bottomless darkness, the tentacles came from all directions and once again wrapped themselves around Bai Lixin’s body, opening his body in a “cross” shape and restraining him.

In the dark, a husky voice came from all directions.
“You have given me such a big surprise.
I haven’t been so happy in a long time.”