Chapter 181


    The Merman, My Man by ck Velvet Chapter 181


    I almost forgot to breathe while stanng at the scene. I looked around as if I was a child who had nm’er


    seen the outside world. When I fumed to see what was under my feet, I was taken abacl I was


    I was at ass for words to debe the situation at hand. The thing beneath my feet was a massive


    cemetery, only lhat ilwas under the sea.


    Countless mermen corpses were stacked together between the corals. They were piled up one by one


    bewath my feet. and they were frozen like statues. Their skin was pale and stiff. Their once -beautiful


    scales were no longer gleaming. Some of their fishtails were curled, others were straight. and still


    others were in a jumping position. II was as if the burningva from the volcano eruptions had solidified


    them. Same of them blinked open their eyes and gazed up at the sky. They appeared sad and lonely.


    heart was immediately upied by fear. Various merfolk corpsesy beneath the beautiful


    scene that was just now. My surroundings had g one lifeless and dreadful in an instant. Even


    the floating creatures above me became as creepy as ghosts.


    A terrifying aspect \vas that I couldn’t hear anything except my breathing. The surroundings were oddly


    quiet, reminding me of my survey when I went to the deep sea beneath thousands of meters. There


    wasplete silence as if there were no border beneath the sea.


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    ’What the hell is going on? Where am I ?


    I held my own arms in fear and couldn I help shouting, ’Dicken! Dicken ! ”


    Echoes reflected from the quiet space, stressing no living creature was present.


    The scene in front of my eyes abruptly changed once more. The environment was filled in a halo of


    blue fight. Not far away, I noticed a round halo. It was like a portal, a portal to another world. Throug h


    the portal, I sa\v another world. The sea wase eng ulfed in mes. The fire quickly covered the entire


    ocean.


    The reflection of the me turned the sky bloody- red, destroying everything in its wake. Ho\never, I


    was able to distinguish two tall figures above the sea.


    I rub bed my eyes to clear my vision, then fixed my eyes on the two figures.


    Those \vere I\vo merpeople. I immediately identifed one of them as Dicken. He closed his eyes and


    proudly raised his head. The blue light I just sa\v appeared in his chest ag ain. Then, blue liquid flowed


    out from his heart and ejected from his chest. Perhaps this is the b lood from his heart?’ They quickly


    condensed in the air, forming a tiny blue crystal.


    The crystal \vas in peculiar shape. The crystal seemed to enclose an erged version of a biological


    cell within, which was about the size of a nail.


    Another merman was looking at the crystal together \vith me. But he appeared devout and sincere as if


    he \vas near to God.


    I locked my gaze on the other merman s face. I had a vague feeling this face was familiar to me. Then,


    just as I was about to confirm it, he took the crystal that \vas removed from Dicken s heart and jumped


    into the burning sea as if he had long nned to do so.


    I was taken aback by this scene. My hands made an unintentional contact with my chest. Since my


    birth, I’ve had a blue birthmark on my left chest. I too k a look at my chest. The birthmark s shape


    gradually matched the crystal ejected from Dicken s heart.