Since World War II, naval and air battles in the Pacific have once again been staged, but this time there is no exciting salvo of main guns - at least on the human side, but there are still critters under the massive rapid landing - although it is still difficult to compare with the Pacific War of World War II in scale and momentum.

With a space shield, the deep-sea inhabitants are very, very troublesome opponents, small in size, so they have strong mobility, and even if they attack with an air-fueled bomb range, because they don't actually breathe oxygen, and their shells are relatively resistant to high temperatures, so they are not very useful at all. The development of small-sized anti-ship missiles - especially small anti-ship missiles capable of penetrating armor-piercing warheads with tandem warheads that penetrate shields is an urgent matter.

It is relatively easy for the mainland and Maozi to develop such a weapon, but for the US Navy, which is fighting the world with a harpoon, it needs to allocate a budget of more than one billion US dollars, and then spend millions of US dollars to buy one. The key is that such a missile may not be able to sink the opponent - whether it is a heavy cruiser-class or a battleship-level, it needs a saturation attack to make them too late to recover from overload before they can be fired into the soul.

For now, these new deep-sea dwellers are gaining the upper hand by virtue of their numerical superiority. How many combat boats does the US Navy have? In addition, the navy of the mainland has not been able to exceed 1,000, and the number of cannon fodder in the expulsion class alone has exceeded 5,000, and the level of cannon fodder such as the light patrol has exceeded 2,000, and the number of heavy cruisers has also reached 1,000 after floating up day and night, and the number of battleship class has also approached 600. This is an absolute superiority in numbers - the number of aircraft carriers is almost the same as the number of battleships, and now the question is no longer to open sea lines, but how to protect the presence of the navy, the security of the ports, and the coastal cities from being hit.

The sea dragon had now become almost a board in no man's land, and the branches that had grown were connected to each other, and had grown continuously, forming a flat net, and the sea dragon could no longer move, as if lying on a net. Fortunately, this monster basically doesn't need to rely on food to sustain its life now, otherwise it will starve to death.

His little brother, the tigerfish, was also lying stiffly on the bottom of the sea, with only its gills still moving, and its body was pumping out the oxygen from the seawater to keep it alive - plankton and small fish in the water to fill its organic stomach. The tiger fish is changing more drastically than the sea dragon, and its body cells are gradually being metallized—albeit by strange carbon-based creatures......

And the muscles of the tiger fish are cracking, and the creature is growing in size very quickly. Due to its relatively low IQ, it seems that some mysterious force has corroded it more severely, and the appearance of this sea monster is rapidly changing.

Sea Demon Chapter - The opponent of the sea dragon is still as stiff as him, and the sea demon chapter that sank in the deep sea has now almost become a huge egg, and the chaotic growth structures on its body have completely encased it in it, and the biological activity of the sea demon chapter has been reduced to a minimum. It's almost like an extra breath of death.

Now the surface cells of the sea dragon have the same ability to decompose the substances they come into contact with and absorb the metal components in them. So these changes grew fairly fast - now the sea dragon was like the smuggler in the Empire's counterattack, frozen on a board that he had grown out of himself.

The board was still growing, but it was starting to slide into the ocean due to its weight. The Sea Demon Chapter's body is similar, it is also decomposing the rocks and organic matter on the seabed that it comes into contact with, extracting the metal components in it for its own growth.

The appearance of the deep-sea inhabitants is not a nightmare for sea creatures - unlike the Kaiju beasts of the past, the body fluids in their bodies are not poisonous, or not highly poisonous, and the amount of body fluids is very small, compared to living creatures, they are more similar to some kind of robot. And when it comes to the deep sea habitat above the heavy patrol, they are no different from humans in terms of intelligence, and they can also speak. On more than one occasion, while fighting the human fleet, they cut into human communications and harass their opponents with clear phone calls - mostly meaningless pronunciation combinations, sometimes movie lines, and very few coherent words actually spoken in human language.

But when they speak, it's not surprising that humans are just - after studying the chrysanthemum beasts and the holes they appear, the enemy on the other side is a high level of civilization, which has long been openly recognized by all countries, so learning human language and having human intelligence is a completely understandable thing. More than once, people have tried to connect with these monsters, but the result has been that humans simply cannot understand the ideas of these creatures, and perhaps the two races are fundamentally different - and of course these creatures have no connection to humans.

The Indian Ocean route has been cut off, the Pacific route is also in jeopardy, and the Atlantic route is also in jeopardy, but the Arctic Ocean route is quite safe. The fate of the sea general of the seven seas is not the same, people have not seen the gentle big blue whale in the Indian Ocean for a long time, and because it is difficult to go to sea, I am not sure if it was killed by the deep sea perch. The North Atlantic Moby Dick has not appeared for a long time, and the large sea turtles in the South Atlantic, which have recently appeared near human ports, seem to have been persecuted by the deep-sea habitat.

The half-fishman disappeared into the Caribbean Sea, and this highly intelligent monster now sits on a net pocket dragged by two destroyer-class deep-sea dwellers, controlling the two deep-sea waves as they roam the Atlantic. Yes, its attempt was successful, and the brainwaves of the half-fishmen could indeed control these creatures, but now the half-fishmen were able to control the two-headed destroyers with all their might, and they couldn't control more, and they couldn't control the stronger ones. So the half-fishman asked the destroyer to take it somewhere, where it might find a way to control more and stronger silicon-based dolls.

Of course, the cute guy in the Arctic Ocean is fine, an animal is not worthy of the deep-sea habitat in the North Pacific Ocean to attack deliberately, and the caves in the Arctic Ocean have been closed early in the morning, and there are only five places in the deep sea now. The Atlantic, the Pacific, and the Indian Ocean are dotted with fleets of deep-sea dwellers, and these monsters have taken control of the sea from the sea with large wriggling beasts on the bottom of the sea, and now they are gathering together to expel humans from most of the Indian Ocean and are trying to cut off the Atlantic route.