Chapter 83 Eating fish tonight may not be very economical, but it is definitely very economical...

It may not save money, but it will definitely save you a lot of worry.

Especially when there are secrets to hide, it would be nice to have just one butler.

"I'm full." Liu Shu put down his chopsticks.

"Me too." Winnie looked at Tina who had finished eating long ago and raised her hand to ask the waiter to pay the bill.

The wooden floor creaked as they paid the bill and walked out into the open-air garden.

"If you come here in spring, you can see a lot of flowers." Winnie bent down and looked carefully at the flower pots beside the railing.

"I know this one, Christmas cactus." That's great, I only know this one, Liu Shu's tone was firm.

"Hmm, this one looks like it's been grafted with quite a few colors. When it blooms it'll be...amazing, but it's a bit of a challenge to match the colors."

I don’t understand. Liu Shu turned around and decided to look at the child.

"Sister, I want to..."

"Going to the bathroom, right? I'll take you there." Winnie knew what her sister wanted to do without even looking.

"I'll wait for you here." The scenery here is pretty good, and it's worth a closer look. Liu Shu raised his head and saw the TV station not far away.

When she was alone, Liu Shu always felt that someone was watching her.

She looked at the glass window next to her, and there it was.

There were a few familiar-looking people sitting inside.

It was Professor Salint, the physics professor I had met before, and his students.

Ryushu waved at them.

They also responded and seemed quite happy. I guess there must be new progress in the research.

This was the first time she met an acquaintance while dining out.

"Hey--" Winnie called her from not far away.

Hearing her voice, Liu Shu quickly walked over to them, wanting to say that she didn't call him "hello".

"I just saw someone performing, dressed like a savage." This was the first thing Winnie said.

It seems that they really look like savages. Liu Shu found that their expressions were similarly surprised.

"You and your sister look alike."

"We're sisters, of course we look alike," Winnie spread her hands. "Let's go downstairs."

After searching for a while, they finally saw the stairs.

Walking down from the sixth floor is not very tiring for a child. Liu Shu pushed open the door of the underground parking lot. It looked like no one had opened the door for a long time, and the paint on it was cracked.

"It's so scary. There's even no door on one floor of that stairwell, and it's so dark..." Winnie's pace quickened, as if she wanted to leave quickly.

"It must have been left out intentionally during the building design. The space just now was 1.5 floors high. Some parts of the first floor were made very high for decoration, but the parts that were not needed were directly sealed off. Only the stairwell had a passage for the convenience of maintaining equipment." Liu Shu guessed.

If the building was a high rise, she would guess the fireproof floor.

"I'm not afraid anymore if you say that." Winnie let go of Tina.

By the time they arrived at the aquarium, it was already crowded.

"Please don't knock on the glass hard while visiting. I wish you a pleasant visit." The staff at the ticket gate reminded everyone.

The shape of the water waves was imprinted on the ground, and schools of fish swam past overhead and beside the body, making people dizzy and as if they were at the bottom of the sea.

"Sister...what is that fish doing?" Tina pointed at the stingray stuck to the glass and the small fish pressed against the glass by it with curiosity.

"Ah, it's eating my colleagues." Her sister told her bluntly, without any intention of protecting a child's beautiful fantasy.

Liu Shu saw that Tina's expression gradually became serious.

"Don't worry, you see someone will come to save the little fish." The people she was referring to were the staff wearing diving suits in the water. If they saw the fish, they would definitely save it. If they didn't see it, it would be normal loss.

Tina nodded reluctantly, "Why don't you eat those big fish?"

"Because I'm full." Winnie's words seemed wrong, and Tina frowned again.

"Do we have to eat a lot of fish every day? Do we catch the fish ourselves? Will they all be eaten?"

So that's what he was worried about. Liu Shu raised his head. "They won't be eaten up. Small fish survive by numbers. They lay eggs in large quantities and in short intervals. The hatched fish will grow up quickly and then continue to lay eggs."

"Oh..." I don't know if Tina understood it, but her attention was soon attracted by a brightly colored clownfish.

“It’s so beautiful.”

"Do you like it? Do you want to raise some?" Winnie squatted on the ground and leaned against her to watch the fish.

Liu Shu was observing the manta ray's mouth. It looked like a smiling face, very cute. I heard that it was delicious and had no bones.

Sea fish seem to have no bones. Maybe they don't like to have bones? The taste is also different from freshwater fish. The fish meat is crispier and firmer...

"Let's have fish tonight."

"Ah?" Winnie looked at her in surprise.

"Nothing." It seemed inappropriate to say this in the aquarium, so Liu Shu pretended that he had said nothing and changed his position to look at the fish.

They walked down the aisle and began to look at some fish in individual tanks.

"So ugly..." Tina stood in front of a deep-sea fish tank.

"Anglerfish." It was indeed ugly, and Winnie couldn't say anything to refute it.

This can also be eaten. Liu Shu looked at it for a while, then turned to look at the eel.

A better tasting fish...

Why do you think of eating fish when you see them? Liu Shu began to reflect on himself.

It's normal to want to know what fruit tastes like when you see it. She looked at the reflection in the glass and nodded, no longer worrying about it.

…

"Sorry." A staff member accidentally bumped into Winnie while running. He stopped anxiously, "Are you okay?"

Winnie waved her hand, "If you're in a hurry, you'd better run slower."

"thank you."

Watching him leave, Liu Shu frowned slightly, "You still run very fast."

"Could it be a serious problem?" Winnie was looked at several times by Tina.

She felt relieved only after she was sure that her sister was okay, and quietly held Winnie's hand.

They continued along the recommended route and came to a hall filled with specimens and biological models. The ceiling was very high and seemed to be made of glass, making the entire hall very transparent, with bubble and fish-shaped decorations hanging in the air.

"Wow, this fish looks... so strange." Winnie pulled Liu Shu to look at the strange specimen she had found.

Liu Shu lowered his head, trying to see the name of the fish, and saw something familiar, "Sakaban turtle..."

"It's not the same as what's on the Internet." Winnie then began to read the introduction.

The Sakaban soft-shelled turtle is a long-extinct fish with thick scales on its head and eyes in the front, but its body is obviously that of a fish, which makes it look a bit strange.

"After all, everyone understands and makes this kind of restoration model differently." Not only models, but also biological specimens. Sometimes you will see very ugly specimens, which are most likely made by novices. Liu Shu glanced at the hall.

Fortunately, there are no large animal specimens here, only aquatic creatures and some seabirds, which all look relatively normal.

"It's scarier and more handsome than the ones I've seen before." Winnie took out the photos on her phone for comparison.

"Maybe the person who made it liked this style..."

"Bang!"

Before he could finish his words, a loud noise came from deep inside the aquarium, as if something had exploded.

Liu Shu turned his head and looked in that direction. There was water flowing towards this side.

The water quickly climbed up the hall, which had only a few steps. Winnie wanted to go back the way she came, but that place was crowded with people.

"Don't be afraid." Liu Shu led them to a slightly higher podium, which should be the place for the performance.

"Sister..." Tina seemed very scared, she held Winnie tightly.

"It's okay." She began to comfort her sister.

Liu Shu continued to observe the water level. It was dropping. The aquarium's drainage system just couldn't accept so much water temporarily, but it was working now.

It would be more dangerous to rush into the crowd rashly. They were carrying children with them, and the probability of being injured in a stampede was greater than the probability of being drowned.

Liu Shu looked up at the glass above and decided to go there if it was really flooded.

"Is there anything up there?" Winnie wasn't too panicked because the people around her were so calm.

"Nothing."

Shards of glass fell along the wall, and with them came a hooded child.

Ryushu saw him glance in their direction.

She was wearing a mask under her hood, which was quite protective. She crossed her arms and leaned against the desk behind her.

"Who is he?" Winnie asked in a low voice.

"I don't know. Do you know him?" It was right to be confused at this time. Liu Shu did not control the volume because she knew that no matter how softly she spoke, she would only be deceiving herself.

"Are you here to rescue people? He doesn't look like that. He should still be in elementary school at this age." As Damian walked away, Winnie became louder and louder.

"I don't know what happened." It suddenly exploded without any warning. Liu Shu narrowed his eyes.

There was only a thin layer of water left on the floor, and because they were standing high and didn't run outside, even their shoes didn't get wet.

There were some heavy footsteps approaching. Liu Shu walked down the stairs and looked at the dark passage.

"Hurry up." Damian came out and reminded them in a not-so-nice tone. He had a very thick rope in his hand, dragging something, which seemed to make him a little tired.

"Thank you." Seeing this, Winnie pulled Liu Shu and ran away.

Before leaving, Liu Shu looked back. It was a familiar fish with smooth lines, translucent wings, and flashes of colorful light.

"Hello, how did you get out of the aquarium safely? You seemed very calm." A microphone was pressed in front of him, and Liu Shu couldn't help but take a small step back.

"Someone saved me." She answered expressionlessly, hoping that this would stop the reporter from pestering her.

"Ah, who is it? Batman? What do you think of him as a foreigner?"

"I don't know, I don't recognize him. Is this a live broadcast?"

"No, we are reporters from Gotham Daily..."

"You can't post my photos or write what I said." Their question actually mentioned the word "foreigner", and no matter how I answered, it would not be a good answer.

"that……"

Liu Shu looked at her with a smile, "Sue me if you see me."

"us……"

"Even if you don't look, you will be reported."

The reporter left with the photographer and begged her not to sue them before leaving.

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The author has something to say: I drew a Mona Lisa bat and included it in the raffle. I was going to make a picture for a postcard, but I ran out of time. I'll give it away next time... In case you don't know how cute these two prizes are, I'll post a status update. [Pink heart]