"Is the water being cold not enough?" Qian Jiangyue said, shaking her head as she spoke.
"Obviously not," Qian Cangyi replied, shifting his gaze to the center of the lake.
The still water surface did not reassure him; the events of last night were still vivid in his mind, and unless someone was extremely forgetful, they would never let their guard down.
"I mean, when it's not an emergency situation, can't you give me a heads-up beforehand?" Qian Cangyi asked.
"Alright, I should mention that many times it's just a spur-of-the-moment idea," Qian Jiangyue swam towards the shore.
Her speed was not fast.
At this moment, Qian Cangyi might have seen a black shadow slowly emerging from beneath the water behind Qian Jiangyue.
The shape of the black shadow did not resemble a fish; it looked more like a human.
"There's something behind you," he warned Qian Jiangyue, while his hands clutched the rope.
