One Piece I Am Dragon King

Raz was a little curious, looked at the birdcage on his left hand, shook his head, opened the birdcage, and then dismantled it. The birdcage was made of some branches, so it was quite convenient to disassemble.

Then Raz noticed the torch on his right hand at this time.

Although the torch was blown up, there was still a lot of wood and a lot of charcoal.

Raz remembered something, then touched his face, and found that there was nothing, feeling a little surprised.

Oh, so I have nothing to do.

When it exploded, I just felt a gust of wind blowing over, and then nothing happened.

I don't know if I should say that Raz was lucky?Or should it be said that his body itself has a certain strength. After living on the isolated island for such a period of time, his skin has become much tougher, and the power of the explosion of the torch itself is actually not very strong, so there is nothing wrong with Raz?

It's just that the bird died so badly.

After death, the body was still held by Raz.

Raz put the cage down, then took the torch and poked the strange fish.

The torch was blown up, but only the ignition part.

The fish felt someone poking him, and then jumped up, jumped, jumped back into the water.

The fish entered the water, like a stone thrown into a calm lake, causing waves.

Originally, Raz thought it was just this guy who would return to the original biome, and then return to his family, but something that shocked Raz happened.

Under the sun, the fish in the water rushed towards the fish one after another. Raz felt that the situation was not normal and jumped back a step, and then found that the fish were biting at the fish.

The river water soon turned red, and the fish became irritable. Many fish jumped out of the water, trying to find food.

The small fish and shrimps that were already in the water hid at this moment, afraid of being caught by these fish.

What shocked Raz was that these guys would eat their own people.

Otherwise, the river would not be dyed red.

Such a picture appeared in Raz's mind.

My own people, don't shoot.

No, even if you are one of your own, I will shoot.

Why?

No reason.

The reason for this seems a little strange.

Raz shook his head, thinking about how to get out.

This is a very serious question.

The place where the sun shines can be said to be near the river. The way these guys observe the outside world may be smell or touch.

Or hearing.

Under special circumstances, creatures may evolve into strange shapes.

In terms of smell, Raz heard that sharks have a good sense of smell. If there is a little blood smell in the sea, sharks far away will also smell it.

Excited to smell it.

After getting excited, he is like a perverted stalker, even biting people.

Too much.

Possibly a smell of yourself?

Well, leaving this point aside, because it may not be realistic, or it may be unwilling to believe it, Raz is considering other aspects.

Haptics maybe?

After all, after the fish entered the water, these fish swam towards it. If it was their sense of smell, they should be able to easily smell that it was the same kind. Otherwise, they would have been fighting each other in the water long ago.

and then?

Could it be hearing too?

All in all, it's possible.

Hearing and touch are actually similar, because as long as you are overly sensitive to touch, you can understand very subtle vibration sounds.

So what is the reason that keeps them from fighting in the water?

Carefully controlling the movement in the water?Let everyone be at the same frequency, everyone knows that this is our own person, but if it exceeds or falls below this frequency, then it means that we are not our own person?

This was very possible, but Raz on land couldn't hear the sound in the water, so he didn't understand it.

But I don't care anymore.

Then, at this time, it is time to confirm your own ideas.

Raz picked up his little cage, thought for a while, and threw a branch out.

The branch was thrown into the water far away, and the fish in the river immediately went crazy and swam in that direction.

"So that's the case, I probably understand."