Xiang Wan was so angry she could have vomited, because after that huge sneeze, the giant clam didn't even realize she was no longer inside its shell and was still fast asleep, completely undisturbed.

Now, Xiang Wan was certain that the original owner was able to live to adulthood thanks to the blessings of her ancestors.

When she landed on the giant octopus's head, she was still as light as a feather, but she dared not bite again. She was afraid that the sleeping giant octopus might mistake her for a small water insect and reach out its tentacles to scratch her, which would be more than just a tragedy.

Furious, Xiang Wan could only place her hopes on the Sirens, who were probably wandering around somewhere.

It's said that mermaids can hear the voices of their kind from hundreds of nautical miles away, but I don't know if that's true. Because when Xiang Wan was a mermaid, she didn't have a single one of her kind.

He grinned, trying his best to make his baby talk sound like the mermaid's song. And sure enough, since the sirens hadn't arrived, the menacing gazes around him had lessened considerably.

She kept trying, straining her throat and letting out a loud howl, and then Xiang Wan realized she had fallen into their clutches.

The sirens are coming!

Mermaids in the real world look absolutely gorgeous.

Her seaweed-like blue hair flowed freely with the seawater, framing a delicate face with large, dreamlike, azure eyes that seemed to draw you in. Water trickled from behind the transparent gill fins behind her ears as her nostrils flared. Her thin lips were slightly pursed, giving her a cool and aloof appearance. Her complexion was fair, and beneath her cartoonishly pointed chin, a golden fish scale adorned her throat.

The siren's upper body is very sturdy, with a row of one-inch-long, transparent, multicolored fins running along the back of its arms from its wrist to its shoulder. Its hands have an extra finger joint compared to humans, and its nails are sharp and pointed.

Its lower body was a long, flowing fish tail, its lines remarkably smooth, its bluish-silver scales tight and sturdy. The wide tail was gently paddling through the water.

The siren came over, and Xiang Wan didn't even see his movements before she was grabbed. This shows how powerful his fish tail was; its explosive force was almost comparable to the speed of sound.

The siren held onto one of her arms and one of her legs, staring intently at her with no emotion in his eyes.

Thankfully, this was in the sea; if it had been on land, Xiang Wan would have surely lost an arm or a leg.

"Are you a mermaid?"

The siren's voice was incredibly beautiful, ethereal yet magnetic; Xiang Wan felt as if her ears were about to become pregnant.

"Say it again."

Being held by a male mermaid and forced to scream a few times left Xiang Wan feeling exhausted.

She sighed once again, realizing how difficult it must have been for the original owner to survive and grow up.

Didn't the siren realize that she was still a baby?

Xiang Wan wanted to protest, but her small arms and legs made it impossible for her to struggle. She wanted to shed some tears to remind her that she was being gripped in pain, but she realized that in the sea, tears were completely useless.

What could she do? She didn't die inside the clam's shell, nor was she scratched to death by the octopus like an insect, but she was going to die because the mermaid had no common sense about taking care of children. She was desperate, you know.

Seeing that the sirens wouldn't give up until they achieved their goal, Xiang Wan had no choice but to open her mouth and make a few "ee-ee-ya-ya" sounds.

The siren frowned and turned Xiang Wan upside down, as if to check if she had grown a tail.

Xiang Wan couldn't stand it anymore; she wasn't wearing anything at all!

Even knowing that the sirens wouldn't do anything to her, she was still overwhelmed with shame.

"Aaaaaah! (You bastard, let me go!)"

This time, Xiang Wan shouted with all her might, and there was a hint of a mermaid's sharp cry for help in it.

The siren quieted down, turned Xiang Wan around, touched her mouth and ears with her fingertips, and looked at her arms and legs with a puzzled expression.

With one hand holding her, Xiang Wan now had an opportunity. If she didn't retaliate, she wouldn't be able to get over the humiliation she felt from him.

With a "whoosh," Xiang Wan bit down on the protrusion on his chest.

Damn it, you let her go hungry and forced her to scream. He needs to know that babies aren't so easy to take care of.

With no teeth in her mouth, what Xiang Wan thought was biting hard was actually just holding it in her mouth.

I held it in my mouth and then pressed it back and forth between my upper and lower jaws.

The siren shuddered, her eyes widening instantly, and she shoved Xiang Wan ten feet away.

Poor Xiang Wan hadn't even finished venting her frustrations when she was thrown around several times and left dizzy.

A siren slashed his shoulder, drawing blood, and soon he spotted a large shark swimming towards him.

Xiang Wan was utterly speechless, wishing she could switch places with the system.

Who says the underwater world is beautiful? Come and try it for yourself!

Damn, there are mouths everywhere. I should thank my ancestors for keeping me alive!

The shark's gaping maw was not far away, and Xiang Wan was truly on the verge of tears.

She had just escaped the clutches of evil, only to be swallowed by sharks again. Who is more tragic than her?

"Ahhhhhhh (Siren, help me!)!"

That shout wasn't in vain, because the Siren, the mermaid trusted by the sea monsters, swiftly disemboweled the shark, its bloody entrails spilling out through her fingers. Intermittently, the shark's mouth could be seen opening and closing, but it just wouldn't close.

The scene was so cruel, the smell of blood was so strong, Xiang Wan almost vomited.

In the blink of an eye, the siren had plucked out the tenderest part of the shark's liver and presented it to Xiang Wan.

With blood still on her liver, Xiang Wan rolled her eyes and fainted.

She couldn't help but feel dizzy, because the siren had already torn off a small piece of liver and was about to feed it to her.

Damn, she's still a baby. If she eats this, she'll definitely die of gastroenteritis within a week.

She was starving, but none of the food suited her taste. Did she really have to be on the verge of death like the original owner before the siren could find her milk to feed her?

The breast milk may not be very good, but at least it keeps her alive.

Xiang Wan smiled bitterly, wondering when her living standards had dropped to such a low level.

"Glug glug, glug glug, get up right now!"

The sirens went berserk, waking the two sea monsters with sonic waves.

Xiang Wan was genuinely dizzy, not from hunger, but from the siren's booming voice.

"Pfft, hey, Siren, you're back?"

The old clam spat out a mouthful of seawater, stirring up the surrounding silt.

Then, the octopus poked its two eyes out, without emerging from the mud. It was afraid that if it moved too much, it would blur the siren's vision, and then it would have to offer up another tentacle as an apology.

"Gurgle, gurgle, why is this person, cough, mermaid, outside?"

The siren felt somewhat uncomfortable. He had seen two-legged creatures on land before, which were said to be human and somewhat like him, but he disliked humans at all.

But this little one, let's call it a little mermaid, can actually make mermaid cries for help. It doesn't have a fish tail, so it must have mutated. We can't just watch it die.

The old clam was somewhat surprised and exclaimed, "Siren, what's wrong with Little Bubble? Don't you want it to be your mate and just kill it?"

Who is Little Bubble?

"Who is his spouse?!"