"Mom, wait for me."

A little girl, only three or four years old, with pigtails and wearing a floral dress, stumbled along behind a woman.

The woman gently bent down, hugged the little girl, and kissed her forehead.

The scene shifts to the past.

The mermaid pressed her hands tightly against the glass, staring blankly.

"Mom, can you spend more time with me?"

The girl, who looked two or three years older, stood outside a research lab, hugging a teddy bear and watching the women in protective suits working busily, muttering to herself.

The mermaid pressed herself even closer to the glass, tears welling up in her eyes.

"Niu Niu, shall Mommy take you away?"

In the third image, the woman is holding a girl who looks about twelve or thirteen years old and asks in a low voice.

The girl's eyes lit up, and she nodded, "Okay."

The mother and daughter set off under the cover of night, but they were stopped before they had gone far.

"Mom, I'm sorry. I just said goodbye to Zhang Lili. She promised to keep it a secret."

The girl cried her eyes out when she saw a woman being held at gunpoint.

"It's okay, it's not your fault. If you hadn't said goodbye, we might not have been able to leave."

"It's Mom who dragged you down."

After the woman finished speaking, she kissed her daughter's cheek.

"Promise Mom you'll live well."

At this point, the mermaid's emotions were already somewhat unstable.

"Stay calm. If the elephant-headed man comes, you will be forcibly suppressed, and we won't be able to see the rest of the content."

Bai Sang turned to look at the mermaid.

The mermaid angrily splashed water, but eventually her emotions calmed down a bit.

The scene shifts to Act IV.

"You know too much. The company won't keep you, but we'll send your daughter somewhere else to grow up."

The woman compromised.

The girl was sent to the manor alone.

Finally, the girl appeared in the house.

A bearded man greeted her.

"Niu Niu, are you willing to follow in your mother's footsteps?"

The mermaid's emotions calmed down instantly when she saw the bearded man.

"Big Beard, it's been a long time."

Her voice carried a hint of joy.

The scene then shifts to a conversation between the bearded man and the manor owner.

Are you sure that girl can handle it?

The bearded man's answer was nonchalant.

“That woman surnamed Sun has a lot of cards up her sleeve. I don’t believe she didn’t leave something for her daughter.”

"Besides, if someone dies, they die. Our main purpose here is to conduct experiments. Why are we afraid of someone dying?"

"She only has one mother, and now she's neither human nor ghost. Who will stand up for her?"

"She trusts me a lot, so there shouldn't be any major problems."

The mermaid's expression showed pain, shock, and disbelief.

The scene ends with Niu Niu following into the room.

The pale blue liquid was injected into Niu Niu's vein.

"Uncle with the big beard, after I get this injection, will I be able to switch my mom back?"

The girl's clear eyes fell on the bearded man's face.

The bearded man smiled sincerely, "Of course."

The girl's smile was as pure as a spring pool in the mountains.

"That's great, as long as Mom can come back."

The screen then went dark.

"ah--"

The mermaid couldn't help but let out a scream.

"Liars, they're all liars!"

"Destroy this place, you must destroy this place."

The mermaid's eyes, which were slowly turning red, stared intently at Bai Sang.

Bai Sang nodded compassionately.

"As you wish."

The glass couldn't withstand the mermaid's screams and developed spiderweb-like cracks.

The elephant-headed man rushed over, and the glass jar shattered the moment he pushed open the door.

The pitch-black liquid flowed all over the ground.

The elephant-headed man rarely showed fear.

"No, this can't be! Little Fish, you can't come out, you'll die!"

The elephant-headed man tried to stop the glass from breaking, but ultimately he was powerless to do so.

Bai Sang took the opportunity to run away.

At the top of the stairs, the ground trembled slightly, and a hidden door appeared.

Mo Yuan took the lead and opened the hidden door.

At this moment, a figure suddenly appeared beside Bai Sang.

It's Ah Huang, the dog-headed man.

"Ah Huang, just tell me where it is, I can go there myself."

Ah Huang shook his head.

"My master asked me to take you there."

Bai Sang suddenly reached out, stood on tiptoe, and rubbed Ah Huang's head.

"You are the best dog in the world."

Ah Huang immediately grinned.

He walked ahead, leading Bai Sang through the hidden door.

A strong, fishy stench assaulted his nostrils, and Bai Sang took a step back.

Ah Huang let out a wail from the stench.

They quickly retreated outside the door and only went back in when the smell inside had lessened.

Why are there so many bones here?

Ah Huang looked at the stark white bones in front of him, puzzled.

Bai Sang looked solemn and carefully walked in.

The ground was covered with a thick layer of white bones.

Human bones, pig bones, cow bones... and some small skeletons, perhaps the bones of rabbits, cats and dogs.

Mo Yuan's eyes lit up.

"The resentment is so strong."

He also made a kneading motion in mid-air with his hands, just like Gu Yuan, and soon, three or four gray spheres appeared in his palms.

He picked one up and put it in his mouth, a happy expression on Mo Yuan's face.

Bai Sang ignored him and slowly moved forward.

In the darkness ahead, there was a heavy, hoarse breathing sound.

It seemed that every breath was extremely painful.

Bai Sang slowly walked forward, but the lights suddenly turned on.

Behind me, the sound of scales scraping against the ground rang out.

Bai Sang turned around and found a disheveled mermaid.

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