Chapter 419: A Whirlpool?_4

"Okay, get dressed, into the water."

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The wetsuit was highly elastic and snug once worn; clothing had to be worn underneath, either a stingray suit or swimsuit and trunks, comfortable and light to prevent any embarrassing exposure.

They weren't particular about it; they just wore physical fitness shorts, pulled on their wet suits, put on their gear, opened the oxygen, grabbed the diving lamps, gestured an "OK" to each other, and then they entered the water.

Each reached the side of a kayak, tied a long safety rope to it, then looped the safety rope around their waists and began live bait rescue.

Within just one minute, Fang Huai realized that it wouldn't be so easy.

Dragging a body out of the river was not the same as snorkeling by the sea.

Fang Huai had only tried to descend five or six meters when the water surface above became blurry; looking up from underwater it seemed very dim, and felt incredibly distant.