The "limbs" loosened quickly, and many people, including Xiuge, realized that these so-called "limbs" were actually made of a large number of hair-like tentacles twisted together!

When these black tentacles are completely loosened and drooped down, the appearance of the "skin bugs" completely changes - they look like a piece of human skin with countless hairs extending out!

"It's amazing, right...but it's just the beginning."

As he spoke, Scholar Lege picked up a glass of water and slowly poured it on the "skin bug", and the "tentacles" hanging down from the skin bug's abdomen immediately began to swing in a special posture.

Although they are extremely light, driven by some strange power, they can be as neat as black waves.

This was not over yet. Following Legere's instructions, the "skin bug" was thrown directly into a large tank filled with water. Then people saw that this weird bug was directly in the tank.

It started swimming inside, and its movements were very flexible. Those slender and dense tentacles seemed to form several flexible "fins". Each regular swing allowed it to move as it pleased.

Immediately afterwards, Le Geer took some fresh blood from the side and put it into the sink. As a result, the swimming "skinworm" became more active. Everyone saw that its flexible black tentacles were clearly visible.

It completely relaxed, and the blood-colored seawater was continuously sucked into the body, and then quickly discharged from the tentacles. As this process progressed, the blood color in the water tank quickly faded, and there was no trace left.

"I am here to remind you that the water I used throughout the entire process is seawater."

Scholar Le Geer gently knocked on the sink: "These things... they are simply born aquatic creatures. Perhaps the previous parasitism was just a means of hiding and survival that they had to do."
Chapter completed!