Once again spat out from that narrow yet warm spot, Lu Ban had gotten somewhat used to it.
However, this time he immediately felt the icy seawater.
The water rushed into his nose and mouth, bringing with it a filthy taste, soaking into his lungs, causing the organ to expand.
Several gashes opened up around Lu Ban's neck, which acted like the gills of a shark, opening and closing to draw in the water and extract what was necessary to keep his body functioning.
Only then did he realize that the seawater here lacked oxygen.
It didn't contain the elements he was familiar with, and this water wasn't H2O but rather a semi-transparent liquid with a higher viscosity.
Still, there indeed were some substances within this water that could sustain normal life, which might be this world's version of oxygen.
He began to sink, the density causing even greater water pressure, making Lu Ban feel compressed.
