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Vlad found himself with anti-personnel mines. Yes, ordinary anti-personnel mines. He skillfully placed them directly on the Kraken, waited for them to be drawn into the vacuole, and the mines exploded. May's rifle didn't do much damage, but the exploding bullets turned out to be effective in this regard. Nevertheless, the Kraken continued its dark work: it was sucking in the boat. It succeeded, and it started on Vlad. And now May was left alone, barely managing to pull the trigger and reload her weapon; the last shot was just enough to finally pierce the amoeba and cause an unstoppable cytoplasmic flow. The giant blob simply began to melt before their eyes. May, Vlad +500 experience.
It seems Vlad hadn't even started to digest properly. But the problem was that he couldn't swim, and the amoeba's digestive vacuole quickly filled with water.
Strangely, a strange, wide cavity formed inside the creature from the destroyed tissues.
Yes, you leveled up. Although Vlad couldn't swim, he didn't pull May down too much, so she managed to pull him into the boat. However, the boat almost sank because of it: there was a lot of liquid in it due to all these adventures. Vlad just said "Ugh," and then it sounded like someone was groaning from below. --May, did you forget to eat again?
The water could be scooped out with the captain's boots. Although Vlad had already taken his off and started using them to scoop. --Why are we leaving?
Initially, "as fast as she could" was a reasonably good speed, but then May started to get tired. Nevertheless, before nightfall, the boat was on the shore. The captain began to show signs of life.
“I think it’s time for us to go home,” Vlad said, pointing to the clouds on the horizon.
The captain opened his eyes and cried out:
“Kraken, you cowardly scoundrel! I’ll find you yet! And your little seal friend will get what’s coming to him too!”