"Splash."
The sea was icy cold.
It seemed like a different world beneath the water's surface.
The howling gale, the iron-bead cold rain, and the towering wolf ridges rising like mountains, everything the storm brought was isolated by the cold, dead silence of the seawater.
The five senses humans rely on to perceive the outside world were fully suppressed.
Smell and taste were naturally not used much, being non-aquatic creatures, and the breath-holding necessary to prevent choking upon entering the sea had already weakened these two senses to the extreme;
In terms of touch and hearing, the exposed skin could only feel the chill of the seawater, the flow of water entering the ear canals made the whole skull feel as if it was covered by a thick fog, requiring concentrated attention to hear the stirring sounds from the depths of the sea and the Fishman's howls;
