Chapter 187


    The Merman, My Man by ck Velvet Chapter 187


    Despite the fact that Dicken stated that he had made the connection with me, he even gave me the ”


    maic force ” and stated that he could find me. But then I realized we were both from different


    worlds. I had no idea how different we were and how far apart we were in terms of


    and gxies. We were both very small creatures in this vast universe. Furthermore, my bnef existence,


    which spanned only a few decades were insignificant inpanson to his.


    How long could our connectionst?


    Although Dicken was strang, there would be times when he could not handle rt. For example, he could


    not awaken the merfolk corpses under the sea. Those were his people.


    Far me, I could only do my best to aplish what he told me. As far our future, I really had no idea


    how we would end up.


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    I bowed my head in fnJstratian, and my heart ached. I allowecl Gary to drag me forward.


    Laura approached us at this point, raised her hand, and pped Gary in the face, saying,


    ” Nonsense! You did, in fact, behave well in front of me! Are you aware of the discipline of a soldier?


    Should I let you go? 0 r should I put you to death ? The reason I handed this \voman to you is to keep


    her under control, not to drive you insane!


    “Yes ma am! ” Gary raised his trembling hand and saluted Laura. His pal m was ced perfectly on his


    bleeding head.


    I took advantage of the situation to break free from his grip.


    ” Please forgive my inappropriate behavior, ’ he said as he Io\tered his head and stared at me with his


    red eyes. Colonel Laura, what should I do now?


    ” Lock her up, ’ Laura seemed to have reg ained herposure. “Also, this is an order. You are not


    allowed to attempt killing the merman from no\v on,” she said, taking over Gary’s gun. The doctor


    needs him alive, and he needs tomunicate \vith him in Mermish!


    Then she looked at me, raised her eyebrows, and joked, ’To conquer a race, we must first understand


    their culture. The most direct method isnguage. Do you agree \vith me, my little genius? Speaking of


    which, we require your assistance inmunicating with the merman.”