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Chapter 358 - 77: The End of the Crocodile King Militia (5000-word Super - celebrating New Year’s) _2

Chapter 358: Chapter 77: The End of the Crocodile King Militia (5000-word Super Chapter celebrating New Year’s) _2

At this moment, the Sarcosuchus King began to panic. It struggled desperately, trying to change its sinking fate, but the heavy weight dragging it down from inside its belly, rendered all its struggles futile.

Originally, as it sank deeper, the buoyancy should have increased.

But surprisingly, the water level in the pool began to drop rapidly, without making a sound.

An even more unexpected revelation occurred: the depth of the small pool greatly exceeded Sarcosuchus King’s expectations, just like a bottomless pit. It could see the water bank getting higher and higher through the water surface, and its body did not obtain any additional buoyancy from the water.

Finally, it hit the bottom. The Sarcosuchus King made another horrifying discovery – the bottom of the pond was much larger than at the top.

In other words, even if it tried to straighten, there was no way for it to climb back up.

In reality, it didn’t even have the strength to test if it could get up. Being crushed by huge stones falling from the sky was absolutely disastrous for it.

Its body was too large and even if the space at the bottom of the pool was much larger, the number of stones it could evade was limited.

Under normal circumstances, the weight of these so-called huge stones would mean nothing to it. But don’t forget, it was now filled with a free feast in its belly, rendering its movements nowhere near as ferocious or agile as before.

Like rain, the giant stones fell on its body. As the space for movement dwindled, it was forced to lay down at the bottom of the pool and passively endure the weight of the stones that fell from the sky. In the blink of an eye, it was buried by the stones.

And the stones kept falling, pinning it firmly deep down in the muddy water of the pond.

Yan Fei took a long breath.

After preparing so many days, this Sarcosuchus King was finally in his control.

Besides the fish that he fed to the Sarcosuchus King on the first day, all the other food was specially prepared — the insides of the fish were hollowed out and replaced with iron scraps— since alligators always swallow their food whole, without chewing.

Yan Fei himself knew that the method he used to kill the Sarcosuchus King was the most clumsy, although he did think of better ways. But he was deeply resistant to those methods, preferring to use this seemingly dumb and clumsy method.

The easiest and most effortless method was poison. The most powerful poison known to Yan Fei was the tasteless and colorless Poisonous Mouse Strength, which can be bought for a few coins.

All he would need to do was pour Poisonous Mouse Strength into the fish’s stomach and feed it to the Sarcosuchus King—although he is not sure how effective the Poisonous Mouse Strength was against the Sarcosuchus and how much was required. He believed that as long as there was a large enough quantity, the effect would be immediate.

Because Poisonous Mouse Strength was extremely potent, Yan Fei was unwilling to use it, precisely due to its potency.

Not that it was too harsh for the Sarcosuchus King that died from the poison, realistically, the Sarcosuchus King, killed by this foolish method, must endure more pain—but it was too harsh for other animals.

The toxicity of Poisonous Mouse Strength was too strong. If a poisoned mouse was accidentally eaten by a cat or a dog, it would definitely be lethal. Even flies brave enough to land on the rotting mouse corpse would certainly die.

What’s more potent was, if he used enough Poisonous Mouse Strength to poison the Sarcosuchus King, even if he buried it in the ground, the plants that grew from the contaminated soil would be toxic.

That’s how potent Poisonous Mouse Strength is!

What’s more, if some step in his plan went wrong and the Sarcosuchus King, which had eaten a belly full of Poisonous Mouse Strength, escaped into the river—Yan Fei certainly wouldn’t want to see his backyard filled with dead bodies.

He couldn’t find any books that would tell him what the most efficient poison was for alligators, something that would kill with one dose and not harm other creatures.

So he could only give up the idea of using poison, and instead use the most foolish method he could think of.

Although a foolish method might not be the best, it’s certainly the most reliable method, as can be seen from the Sarcosuchus King currently pinned at the bottom of the pool.

Of course, if he were to just suffocate it, it was hard to tell how long it would take. Although it could not move, it was not hurt much. Given its vitality, if left alone like this, probably it would take several months for the Sarcosuchus King to die.

Of course, Yan Fei would not just wait for it to die slowly. That would be too painful and too long. Besides, he didn’t have the patience to wait. It was better to let this monster die quickly.

His backup plan was to continue filling the pool with water.

Actually, completely sealing the Sarcosuchus King under the mud would have been equally effective, but using water was more convenient. Besides, he planned to keep the skin and the iron scraps in the belly after the Sarcosuchus King died for reuse!

As someone who can transform into a Sarcosuchus and a Terrestrisuchus, Yan Fei knew very well that even though crocodiles can stay underwater for a long time, they cannot breathe underwater.

As long as the pool was filled with water, completely sealing the gaps between the rocks, the Sarcosuchus King would suffocate in no time.

This was the only way since it was too powerful! If other animals were under so many falling rocks, they would have been either crushed or killed instantly. Yet it was still oblivious to its situation, it deserved to suffer more!