Yes, what was slowly rising from the river bottom to the surface was a submarine about forty meters long. Because it was transitioning from submerged to surface navigation, a large amount of water was being expelled from the hull.
Those who saw this kind of thing for the first time might mistake it for a monster emerging from the river.
Compared to the scene when the four-footed snake leapt out of the water, the spectacle of the submarine surfacing now was witnessed by many more people on the boats and riverbanks.
Therefore, for a while, there were chaotic screams coming from both the river's surface and the banks.
Shu Guan, of course, would not mistake it for a monster.
As a transcender, he instantly recognized it for what it was, a submarine, emerging from beneath the water.
Shu Guan knew that there were submarines in this world. After all, if there were cars and planes, why wouldn't there be submarines?
