Whether it was a virus or a cell, there was a limit to its ability to withstand voltage. The visible current burned the cells for about 20 seconds, and the poison that worked its way into these cells stopped spreading and the cells regained their red color.
The cell tissue of the electric eel had a much stronger resistance to electricity than the virus cells. Although the tissue had been ravaged by the electricity, it had not experienced complete necrosis, and it could be recovered in two days.
After waiting for a few minutes, the pain in the electric eel's wound stopped, and Chen Fan took a long sigh. The only thing that can be said was that Chen Fan was lucky. This ghost hair jellyfish only attacked it with one of its tentacles. What if it attacked with all of its tentacles? The electric eel would have been stiffened and dead in just two seconds.
After laying for more than half an hour on the beach, Chen Fan looked again at the culprit.
