Becoming a God Starting from a Water Monkey

Toad wants to see me?

Liang Qu frowned, his thoughts swaying like waterweeds.

"Come back first."

Toad didn't know that there was a spiritual connection between him and Fat Catfish. He said this obviously to ask Fat Catfish to come over and send a message.

There should be no malice...

Liang Qu floated in the water and kept weighing and weighing, with six river otters dangling in front of him.

They scatter around the undercurrent corridor in search of food, knocking over rocks and digging holes wherever they find them, kicking up silt and making a mess everywhere.

After politely rejecting the prawns offered by a certain little river otter, Liang Qu unclenched his fists, and the sweat on his hands mixed with the water.

Nervous.

The Jianghuai River is the longest river in the world, and the Jianghuai River is the longest river in the world.

In terms of water area and depth, there is nothing better than it. Folks have always called it Jianghuaihai.

Moreover, vertical structures are more common underwater and can accommodate a much larger number of organisms than on land. Land is more like a simple two-dimensional plane than underwater.

The larger the bottom base, the more warriors it can support.

The demon clan is not the same.

The deep water raises the real dragon, and the vastness is so vast that it is impossible to imagine how strong the toad is. It is definitely more outrageous than the strongest old monk Liang Qu has ever seen, and he can't help but be nervous.

While thinking about it, a golden feather floated out from the undercurrent tunnel, emitting an astonishing high temperature and a scorching heat wave.

The largest river otter devoured the big fish in two or three mouthfuls, then floated in front of the golden feather and looked at it curiously. Just as he was about to reach out and touch it, a huge black shadow rushed out of the undercurrent and collided with it.

The fat catfish was about to attack the goose on the flat sand, but he never thought that there was an otter blocking the way at the entrance of the cave. He was caught off guard and lost his balance, and rolled out with the otter in his arms.

Liang Qu slid aside to avoid the two beasts.

He stared at Jin Yu in front of him, knowing that it would be rude not to go.

Toad shows sincerity.

"What is supposed to come will come. Go back and change clothes."

The vortex caught the red fire and gold feather, and Liang Qu jumped to the pond, letting the fist and other beasts take care of the treasure. He went to the bedroom to change into a blue robe, tied his hair, and after tying it up, returned to the undercurrent corridor.

The fat catfish was fighting with the big river otter. Both sides were biting each other, causing the water to become so full of turbidity that they didn't even notice that Liang Qu had disappeared.

"Ah Fei!"

The fat catfish stood up on the ground, swung its tail away from the river otter, and swam in front of Liang Qu.

"open circuit."

Ah Fei got the order and turned around and got into the corridor.

The big river otter sat up from the ground and was so angry that he grabbed a stone and gnawed it into pieces.

When the fat catfish disappeared, Liang Qu took a step forward and gave up resistance, complying with the suction of the tornado.

The water flow swept over his body, and his feet instantly lost support, falling, rotating, and tumbling rapidly. He instantly lost his sense of direction up, down, left, and right, and the space stretched infinitely. Light blue light and shadow repeatedly intertwined in front of his eyes, as if he were an ant walking through space. Passing through a blind, even the consciousness gradually blurred in the violent shaking.

After about seven or eight breaths, Liang Qu's whole body relaxed and he was violently thrown away by the undercurrent.

Ah Fei outside was very experienced. He swung his body horizontally and caught it easily.

Liang Qu's back softened, and he was immediately pushed back to the ground by the fat catfish.

The mud and sand under your feet seem to turn into a ball of soft cotton. There is no feeling of rebound when you step on it. It is soft and soft.

No wonder Fat Catfish used to always land on his face…

Liang Qu rubbed his eyebrows.

After recovering, he stood up and looked around.

Pressure came from all directions, and the whole body was wrapped and squeezed by the water flow, making it heavy and heavy.

The water pressure has changed.

He raised his head upwards and saw that the water was endless.

"strangeness……"

"It feels like the water pressure doesn't match the depth..."

Liang Qu frowned.

The water pressure in deep water areas is undoubtedly much greater than that in shallow water areas, but he feels that at the current depth, the water pressure is still "small" and does not have the overwhelming pressure it should have.

Looking around, the bottom of the water is not flat. There are rolling mountains everywhere. In many places, there are fluffy algae growing. Mushroom-like dark purple water plants stand tall. If you reach out and touch it, the umbrella handle is as hard as an old tree. .

Among all the water plants, the most eye-catching are the several luminous vines that stretch across the ground like spider webs, providing an extremely good view. Even in the swamp, it is still as bright as day.

Colorful competition for victory spreads across the land.

Everything in front of him was something Fat Catfish had never mentioned before, and it was extremely novel.

But among the intersecting vegetation, not a single fish could be seen.

Death and life coexist eerily.

"Is it because there are toads living nearby?"

Liang Qu guessed.

The fat catfish swung its tail to clear the way ahead.

Just a few steps later, an unusual aura rose up like the scorching sun, very eye-catching.

Toad?

Liang Qu used his hands and feet to climb over a five- to six-meter-high stone slope, and his vision suddenly became clear.

Several abandoned giant ships were lying next to each other and crowded at the bottom of the water. Some were cut off at the waist, and some had holes several feet high in the belly.

Each long boat is over a hundred meters tall, and no algae grows from top to bottom.

The most exaggerated one was nearly 100 feet, more than 300 meters long. Unfortunately, the bow of the ship was completely broken and disappeared without a trace.

From the appearance point of view, many large ships are more or less damaged and are not as complete as the model Liang Qu made for Toad. In fact, because they are smaller, many places can be made more delicate.

The big ships are arranged in arcs, and in the center surrounded by the arcs is an exaggerated grotto.

Through the grotto, Liang Qu could vaguely see a familiar spherical figure.

Needless to say, it was the owner of this back who gave him his first surfing experience in his life last year.

In the grotto.

The toad was wiping the anchor with the fur of the red firebird. It poked its head out when it sensed the approach of a stranger.

The fat catfish on the stone slope waved its fins to greet him, full of enthusiasm.

The little brother was the same as always.

His eyes moved to the left.

Liang Qu, who was projected into the sight, felt that the surroundings sank.

It was not a substantial change like the water pressure, but an invisible pressure that made people stand up straight and accept the "inspection".

Fortunately, it was underwater, and the cold sweat melted in the water.

Whether the business can be done in the future depends on whether the toad has a liking for him at this moment.

If he does, it will be worth it for his preparation in advance.

Seeing the toad's gaze, the fat catfish, who was about to approach, immediately lay on his side, with both fins pointing at Liang Qu.

The chief designer and chief engineer of many ship models, made a grand appearance!

However, before the introduction was finished, Liang Qu heard a light exclamation, and then the toad took a step to the front without stirring up any water flow.

He didn't know what was going on, so he bowed cautiously.

He looked down from top to bottom.

"Are you human?" The toad rubbed his chin with his claws, "Why do I feel so strange..."?

Liang Qu thought of countless questions and answers and ways to respond, but the toad's question still made his thoughts stagnate.

"Of course... it's a human, why do you say that, Your Majesty?"

Liang Qu didn't want to talk to the old toad.

He spoke carefully, not daring to say more, for fear of triggering a chain reaction.

While answering, he also took the opportunity to look at the toad.

The toad was bigger than expected, so big that it was a hundred meters tall even when squatting, and you had to look up to get close.

Its appearance was completely different from the toads and frogs you can usually see, and it looked a bit like... a horned frog?

There were light black stripes on its back, a white round belly, and a big mouth.

Other than that, there was nothing special.

The toad lay on the ground, tilted his head and observed repeatedly with one eye, and the more he looked, the more strange it felt.

It's not quite right to say that the aura is different. It's not like it has never seen humans before. There is nothing wrong with the aura. To be more precise, it's the feeling that is wrong.

Liang Qu gave him the feeling that he was not a human.