"However, this trait does save me a lot of trouble," Wang Ye nodded and said.
If this membrane were to exist permanently, it would surely affect his daily life.
For example, holding chopsticks, swiping a phone, typing on a keyboard, and any other tasks requiring dexterous fingers would be severely affected.
Following this,
Wang Ye returned to the water, attempting to control the expansion and contraction of the "webbing" on his hands and feet with his mind.
After some experimentation, he found that the expansion and contraction of the "webbing" on his hands and feet could be effortlessly controlled by him. Like the retractable claws of a feline, they could retract into the flesh and spring out instantly. The function of expansion and contraction was controlled by a small ligament.
Wang Ye kept swimming in the water.
His posture was nearly perfect, like a mermaid born to swim.
The appearance of the membrane once again boosted his swimming ability by leaps and bounds.
