Fabre in Sacheon’s Tang Novel - Chapter 384
Chapter 384
The water wasn’t exactly cloudy, yet visibility remained poor—partly because of the lingering gloom in the sky, but more so due to the nature of the water itself.
Or, to be more precise, it was absolutely because of the water.
Human vision depends on light moving through the cornea, into the pupil, passing the vitreous humor, and finally striking the retina.
For a clear picture to form, that light must travel undisturbed—but underwater, refraction curves the light, preventing the retina from receiving a crisp image. This is why everything looks blurred beneath the surface.
Haven’t we all known since elementary school that light alters its path when moving between materials with different densities?
That’s the principle.
Glass, salt, diamond, water—they all bend light.
Which is why, thanks to that distortion, I couldn’t properly discern what the thing in the water actually was.
Not that I was completely blind.
Still, would I have even attempted to identify the underwater creature if it
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