The ocean beast was enormous. Wilbur looked like an ant in front of it. However, the beast seemed to be extremely sensitive to its surroundings in the water. When Wilbur appeared, the sleeping beast slowly opened its eyes.


    It got up abruptly when it saw Wilbur, striking its tail against the cage and letting out a series of deafening noises as if to show its hatred for humans.


    Wilbur had never seen a creature this big, and a chill ran down his spine as he froze at the sight before him, unsure what to do.


    Bang!


    Bang!


    Bang!


    Just then, the loud thrashing shocked Wilbur out of his stupor. He did not hesitate any longer, looking around him in search of the cable. ording to the temte, it should be in front of the left corner of the cage, but it was nowhere in sight.


    Upon making a round, Wilbur realized that the cable was behind the beast. The cage was a massive thing, but the unplugged cable hadpletely fallen into the mud at the bottom of the ocean.


    Wilbur swam to the bottom of the ocean. He was about to lift the cable up when the beast threw itself against the cage again. The ground shook once more.


    The cable slipped out of Wilbur''s hands, giving him no choice but to bend down to grab it once more. There was thankfully a spot on the cable where he could get his hands on, making it easier to pick up.


    Multiple terrifying and loud thrashester, the cable had slipped out of Wilbur''s grasp twice before he seeded in dragging it out of the mud. It was thankfully not as heavy thanks to the fact that it was underwear, and Wilbur gripped it tight before swimming upwards towards the cage.


    Due to the weight of the cable, Wilbur had to swim very slowly. Just as he was about to reach around eight meters on top of the metal cage, a vortex suddenly appeared out of nowhere. The tremendous force made Wilbur loosen his grip and was knocked several dozen meters backward. It was upon a second look that he realized the beast was spitting out water.


    The beast seemed to have a certain power that caused the seawater in its mouth toe out in the form of a vortex.


    Wilbur was awed by how terrifying the beast was.


    Just then, Wilbur spotted a powerful, blue-colored current mixed into the vortex of seawater the beast had spat out, lighting up its surroundings.


    Were the electric currents caused by the beast? Wilbur had thought that the blue glow in the ocean came from an electrical leakage caused by the loose cable, but it seemed like it was not an electrical leakage. The current seemed to havee from the beast itself.


    Wilbur understood then that ocean beasts brought about tsunamis and fierce winds wherever they went because of the currents they generated. The beast released the currents into the ocean, and the water would ebb and flow at an rming rate as an effect. This would form fierce winds that might even result in hurricanes.


    Once a hurricane had been formed, the clouds in the sky would take in the immense amount of water surging upwards, forming rain clouds, which exined the heavy rain.


    No wonder the weather in Aidementon has been this way for the past few days! The beast was throwing a tantrum. Now, it seemed like all that had to be done for the skies of Aidementon to be clear again was to set the beast free.