However, from the behavior of the gathering guests, it can also be guessed that a rule of this corridor:

[It is suspected that the underwater corridor cannot be destroyed from the outside, but the internal damage will not be subject to restrictions.]

Because if it could be destroyed by the outside world, the whale, full of malicious and eyeing, would have taken action long ago and could not have been waiting for the rabbit outside.

As a member of the underwater corridor, he can easily destroy windows, which also conforms to this rule.

[The party is likely to have a cooperative relationship with the whale entity.]

This information is actually not difficult to analyze.

The whale knew that it would not destroy the underwater corridor, but it was still following Sigimond. Isn't it because he knew that the party guests were going to do it?

Therefore, it is very likely that they are cooperative relationships.

After clarifying the logic behind this incident in Sigmund, Angel's expression was also a bit ugly.

If you bring it into yourself.

If he encountered this situation, it would probably be difficult for him to break the deadlock.

The picture ended, but the atmosphere fell into a long silence.
Chapter completed!