80 Bite bite bite!

Although at this point far behind the target, he could still see it leap out of the sea waters and then bash down into a belly flop.

That surely hasn't done any damage, suffocation was not a problem but the impact against water could have been damaging, although minimalistic.

The tunafish afterwards began to charge straight down, no one could access its mind and exactly predict where it was going... but it was a bit obvious considering the current position.

Unwilling to let it escape that low, Timmy changed directions a little bit to swim right in front of the enemy, but yet feared that speed and what potential damage can be done when paired with a row of jaws.

The tunafish almost escaped the boy, a quarter of a second would be enough to do so. But he swooped in on the right moment and the momentum that the enemy's speed unleashed, forced him completely off balance.

The enemy was bigger, perhaps a meter long so the water friction it tagged along can't be underestimated.