In this place, the seafloor canyon was nearly a hundred meters deep-the data previously seen on the yacht wasn't very accurate.
The submarine was about forty meters long, with a diameter of only five or six meters, resembling a small fish in the deep-water trench.
Probably due to the impact of the ocean current, the front part of the submarine facing the current was dark and covered with a metallic luster, while the tail was encrusted with various shellfish, coated with a thick layer of their own.
Sean Knight originally wanted to go down and see if he could directly collect the submarine.
But looking at the currents in the canyon, which were completely different from the seawater on the surface, he hesitated and picked up a stone from the seabed at his feet and threw it down.
The basketball-sized stone was instantly swept away by the current for several meters!
The speed of the current was indeed fast!
