CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX
The events immediately following the explosion of Tsunami’s powerless collar happened to Bait like a slide show. First the water column became fluid under them; then they fell straight down; then they crashed into the water; and then, not one second after they sank beneath the surface of the water, something huge crashed above and Bait suddenly found himself being tossed about by the twisting and turning waves of the water.
The Antarctic water was ice cold. The shock of falling into the ocean stunned Bait, which was the main reason he sank beneath the surface immediately upon landing. He was only snapped out of his stunned state by the crashing waves, but they were throwing him about so much that he couldn’t control where he went or what he did. It was like being caugh
