Her once snow-white skin had turned green, and her long blue hair was now mostly gone, clinging in clumps to her dark green shoulders.

The beautiful fish tail was covered in festering wounds, and the murky water had turned completely black.

"Kill them! Kill them!"

Amidst the mermaid's screams and roars, a deafening boom resounded outside.

The elephant-headed man came running with heavy steps.

"Why did it go berserk again?"

He skillfully fiddled with the controls for a few moments, then looked at Bai Sang.

"Little rabbit, come out with me."

"This sound might hurt you."

Just as Bai Sang was about to leave, he heard the green mermaid pounding her fists on the jar and roaring shrilly.

"They deserve it, they all deserve it."

"Don't believe it!"

Another important clue that was interrupted.

Who is he, and who are they?

Don't believe anything.

Bai Sang pressed his face against the door, trying to hear what was happening inside, but all he heard was a buzzing sound in his ears.

The mermaid's movements completely disappeared.

The elephant-headed man leaned closer to Bai Sang and said, "What are you listening to? You can't listen to this sound too often, it's not good."

Bai Sang steadied herself by covering her forehead.

"I do feel a little dizzy."

The elephant-headed man had deep eyes. "Dizziness, dizziness is good."

"When can I see the mermaid again? She said she wanted to play with this weirdo next to me."

Bai Sang was startled; she instinctively felt that she might not know where she had gone wrong.

"Now is fine."

The elephant-headed man smiled and pushed open the door.

Inside, everything returned to normal.

Only the extremely weak mermaid inside the glass jar recounted everything that had just happened.

"Look, she's better now, and she looks much better like this."

The elephant-headed man chuckled and turned to leave.

"I need to go see if any other orcs have come in."

"They smell bad and will dirty the mermaids."

Bai Sang frowned at the elephant-headed man's words.

After the elephant-headed man left, the mermaid raised her hand, her slender fingers pressed tightly against the glass.

"Come to the main house on the night of the full moon, and you will discover the deepest secret within it."