Boom!
As the waves exploded and shot up several dozen meters high, the Thunderflame Behemoth's figure vanished instantly from the sea surface.
No sooner had it entered the water, the Thunderflame Behemoth keenly sensed the differences.
For instance, it was now much more agile in the water, its tail propelling it far with almost every flick, moving at more than double its usual speed.
At this time, there was a layer of invisible force circulating around its body, acting like a lubricant that reduced the resistance of the sea water.
Beyond that, the row of dorsal fins on its back, which could store, transform, and generate electricity, was emitting faint electromagnetic waves.
These undetectable waves spread out like radar, covering a range of hundreds of meters, and would react upon touching any objects or living organisms.
At that moment, these faint waves would bounce back and be perceived by the sensing cells in the fins, transmitting this information to the brain.
