The nuclear submarines circled the seabed, equipped and configured more excellently than during the last exploration.
The speed of movement, size, and the detection equipment they carried had all been improved.
All at the world's top level.
Even higher.
Wang Ye speculated that surrounding countries had invested significant funds to improve the technology of nuclear submarines, specifically for exploring the Mariana Trench.
But none of this concerned him, because no matter how advanced the nuclear submarines, they were still as slow as turtles compared to the subsonic-moving Megalodon beneath the sea.
What caught Wang Ye's attention the most was that each nuclear submarine carried two nuclear torpedoes.
As the name implies, a nuclear torpedo is a combination of a nuclear bomb and a torpedo. This underwater weapon was born from the Cold War-era military race between the U.S. and the Soviet Union, making it one of the most lethal weapons in human history.
