What appeared before Yan Fei was a massive cave. Beneath the cave was a river. Using the faint light, one could see that there was a small pool connected to the deepest part of the river.
The so-called pool was not small at all. It was at least several acres in size.
However, these collapsed boulders just blocked the entrance of the cave, making the space behind them invisible if not observed carefully from the outside.
The boulders underfoot did not fully block the water flow; there must be some small gaps that allowed the small fish to swim in.
Upon swimming in, these small fish were greeted by three mouths filled with sharp teeth.
The owners of these mouths were creatures with long, snake-like necks, bodies like torpedoes, four paddle-like fins, and tails shorter than their bodies.
They were three small Kronosaurus, each about four to five metres long.
