Wang Ye is the first person in the world to reach this depth without a manned submersible, and he possesses a highly sensitive set of five senses to perceive his surroundings, far more precise than the high-tech detectors humans can bring down, so he is bound to see much more than anyone else who comes here.
After identifying his target, he continued to increase his swimming speed, heading toward the Central Peak.
Wang Ye estimated the height of the Central Peak to be about twelve hundred meters, likely composed of mantle layer rock from the impact rebound, covered with high-pressure mineral impact quartz and coesite.
After several minutes, Wang Ye finally reached the position of the Central Peak, where the concentration of Primordial Qi had reached a level that even made Wang Ye a bit apprehensive.
This feeling was like staying in a high-altitude area for months and then suddenly returning to an oxygen-rich low-altitude area, with oxygen rushing into his trachea,
