She didn't refuse this time.

"What are you trying to do in such a hurry to go back?"

Ahefuya slowed down her pace and replied after a while: "I feel a little itchy. Maybe I was bitten by an insect when I went to the garden. I want to go back and take a shower."

Lorsis glanced at her dry lips. Although he felt that things were not that simple, he did not delve into it. "Yeah."

After sending her to the palace gate, Lorsis let go of her hand and asked, "Can you do it yourself?"

"Sure, I'm already familiar with the bedroom."

"Then go ahead and ask the maid to prepare some water for you."

"Okay." Ahefuya walked in, closed the door, and her swaying skirt disappeared from his sight.

Outside the closed door, something fell from her body and landed on the ground with a very light sound.

Lorsis bent down and picked it up. It was a light blue scale with her warmth still on it.

Lorsis rubbed it gently with his fingertips. The scales were a little hard, but very smooth.

He turned and left, and Edmund hurried over to report to him on the tax payment status of the small lords in his territory this year.

When he finished his report, Lorsis asked, "Are there any games that blind people can play?"

This puzzled Edmund. He scratched his flaxen hair and finally said, "I don't know."

"Forget it, I'll figure it out myself."

Lorsis returned to his chamber, sat at the table, took out the scales and looked at them again.

The scales didn't resemble any fish he had ever seen.

Unable to figure it out for the time being, Lorsis put the scales aside, took the carving knife on the table, and began to carve the wooden sign.

Not far away, by the bathing pool in the bedroom, Ahefuya touched her leg and found that a small piece of scale had appeared in the itchy place.

She felt the edge of the bathtub and stepped in. The moment she touched the water, her legs turned into a tail.

The blue fish tail swept away a large pool of water as it swung.

Surrounded by water, Ahefuya lay on the edge of the bathtub and sighed softly in comfort.

She reached out and touched her tail, and rested her chin on her other hand, looking a little distressed.

After a while, she put her head into the water. Bubbles appeared one after another underwater and burst when they floated to the surface.

After soaking for a long time, she finally re-exposed her legs. She felt around in the tub to see if there were any fallen scales. After making sure there were none, she put on her clothes and went out.

Out of the water, her hair dried quickly and fell behind her like seaweed.

Following the route formed in her mind, she walked to the window, opened the window, felt the breath of the sea blowing towards her, and closed her eyes.

With the oil lamp lit until midnight, Lorsis finally finished carving the twenty-six letter cards in his hand. He put them in the box before taking a shower and going to bed.

The next day, he went to the restaurant with his box and asked the chef, Akhfuya, when she would come for breakfast.

"Ms. Ahefuya will be here around this time."

Lorsis nodded, and when he looked up, he saw Ahefuya coming over.

After she sat down on the chair, Lorsis walked to her side, took her hand, and placed the scale in her palm, "This is what you dropped yesterday."

As soon as he approached Ahefuya could smell his scent, but when she heard what he said, she subconsciously grasped the object in her hand, and when she realized what it was, she paused, "Thank you."

Did he discover anything?

Wanjiezhu nibbled on its cheese tart, glanced at them, and then lowered his head to focus on the food in his hand.

What does it have to do with their love affair? Humph, eating dog food every day.