In Wei Chen's eyes, the monster looked more like a black snake with gills. Yes, a snake with gills, not an eel. This was because it had fangs and could shoot poison that corroded even stone.
The fight continued for about ten minutes before one of the warriors pierced the monster's brain with his weapon. No, it looked more like a harpoon than a spear, as it had a rope linked to the end of it. That rope was connected to the largest ship.
After killing the monster, the group dragged its corpse to the shore, while the first fisherman pulled out the crystal two more times. He stopped only when the basin-like container on the boat was filled.
Wei Chen's vision continued to observe the group. The monster was dragged to a butcher's workshop and dismantled piece by piece. The butcher worked with skill and precision, treating every part like a treasure, especially the large green spherical orb, about the size of a tennis ball, that was taken from the monster's heart.
