Seeing the turtle image in her own mind had fattened up a bit, Mu Ying didn't say anything, but just like it, she lay there and pretended to be a rock.
This spot was close to Reef Island, the water wasn't very deep, and there weren't any large predators around, just small fish wandering among the corals.
She didn't know how much time had passed, but Mu Ying had already refreshed her Underwater Breathing a few times.
She and the turtle had both been covered with a light layer of sand.
Occasionally, fish would mistake them for rocks and swim around them.
Suddenly, the turtle moved, in the swiftest motion she had ever seen from it, although it was just its head.
But it succeeded in catching a fish and swallowed it.
After eating, it turned its head to glance at Mu Ying.
Mu Ying didn't need animal conversation to know it had finished demonstrating hunting.
Although a bit slow, and exceedingly patient, it was undeniable that it was earnestly showing her, teaching her.
