279 Burn It

Alex frowned. He swung his hand and pushed the male corpse hard towards the shore. Then, he no longer cared if the male corpse could go ashore. Compared to a dead corpse, his safety was naturally more important. After Alex threw the male corpse away, he used both hands and paddled towards the shore with all his might. However, both ankles in the water were grabbed by the thing. Although Alex was no longer dragged back, he could not swim forward. They were in a stalemate.

Alex's ankle felt the same as the male corpse he had grabbed just now. He quickly thought about it. With the strength of the thing in the water now, as long as he didn't panic, he wouldn't die. With his stamina, he could last until the firefighters arrived, but it wouldn't do him any good to waste time like this because he didn't know what the thing in the water was or if this thing would suddenly erupt with strength.