Chapter 14 Physiological Structure "Hmm."

The sea was rippling.

Amber and Sanley lay inside the seashell.

Perhaps because she didn't see Amber as human, Sang Li felt no different from lying next to a big cat.

Amber asked, "Where else do you want to touch?"

Sang Li blushed and waved her hand, "You don't need to do that..."

I'm a person of principle.

Right?

I think that's right, otherwise they would have been dating long ago in the Administration Bureau!

Or, online dating.

A dignified young and independent woman is not someone who can't resist a pretty face.

but……

Her eyes silently glanced at Amber's silvery tail, the smooth curves of the tail fin looking very soft, the scales shimmering with iridescent light.

She's never even touched a mermaid's tail yet.

It's not illegal to touch it, is it?

We're all abnormal, so it's okay for us to learn from each other, right?

Amber: "Want to give it a try?"

"May I?"

Sang Li became a little smarter and asked timidly, "This isn't some kind of courtship ritual, is it? Like, if I touch your tail, I have to marry you?"

Amber's lips moved slightly.

The fish tail is a very private area.

Of course, it's for courtship.

But He did not speak.

His eyelashes trembled, and he lied: "No."

Sang Li: "Then I'm relieved."

She took a deep breath and gently placed her hand on the scales on the side of His abdomen.

It has a very unique feel.

The fish tail felt even more magical than she had imagined; the scales were cool and delicate, like thick silk.

As she moved her fingers, the arrangement of the scales seemed to tremble slightly, as if responding to the warmth of her palm.

It's so slippery.

My fingertips slid down the tail, carefully exploring it.

Amber kept looking at her, his gaze deep.

However, as her fingers continued downwards, He suddenly stiffened, his thin lips parted slightly, and he let out a soft gasp: "Mmm."

His voice was low and hoarse, as if he was suppressing the itch.

She paused, her hand instinctively stopping, and looked up at him: "What's wrong?"

Amber's expression was somewhat subtle, a faint blush appeared on the tips of her ears, and her Adam's apple bobbed slightly.

His deep eyes gazed at her, and he spoke with some difficulty, "You can continue."

Sang Li dared not move. Was she injured? Or was she feeling unwell?

That makes sense. Amber killed so many marine creatures, it's no wonder he got injured.

Sang Li: "Are you injured?"

Amber: "How could that be? I'm just not used to being touched by someone. This is the first time."

first?

Sang Li didn't know why, but her heart was beating very fast, as if she was excited. Although she felt that something was not right, she couldn't quite put her finger on it.

Amber's body tensed instantly when her finger gently touched the scales she had just touched. Her fishtail twitched involuntarily, even splashing a little water!

"Hmm."

He took a deep breath, and his muffled groan became more pronounced.

That sound...

The first time I mentioned earlier!

It can't be...

Sang Li abruptly withdrew her hand, her cheeks turning even redder than coral, and she visibly began to panic, glaring at him: "What are you doing! Did I touch something I shouldn't have?"

Amber squinted, but her chest heaved as she spoke in a soft, enigmatic tone: "What do you think?"

Sang Li's head suddenly went blank, and she felt like she was buried in a seashell.

What do I think?

It's not that the physiological structure of abnormal individuals is different.

She covered her face, her voice trembling slightly, "I...how should I know? I'm not a fish!"

Amber's tail slapped gently in the water a few times, sending splashes across her arm.

He leaned closer to her, his gaze intense: "I don't care, and it was you who took the initiative."

"Stop, stop, stop!" Sang Li refused Amber's advances. "The game ends here. Shouldn't you let me go..."

At this moment, the seawater rippled.

Amber suddenly stood up and looked into the distance.

Something's coming.

Sang Li suddenly felt as if Amber's scales were about to explode, and the scales that were just soft instantly became like blades, gleaming with a cold light.

The calm sea surface began to churn, the ripples surging at an unnatural frequency, as if the entire sea area were about to become a giant whirlpool.

"What's coming?" she asked softly.

Amber did not answer; her eyes turned silvery-white, like cold frost.

Its tail fin stopped wagging, and its body leaned slightly forward, like a wild beast before hunting.

Lu Jin's voice came through the headset: "Sang Li, at least forty anomalies have been detected approaching your location. They are of various types, including marine creatures, marine vines, and barnacle octopus monsters."

To avoid making sure Sang Li wouldn't understand, Lu Jin deliberately didn't mention the code name BEAM.

Lu Jin: "Take care of yourselves. We will begin the rescue and capture plan in ten minutes."

Sang Li nodded.

These anomalies seem to have been attracted by themselves.

Just as Tang Lan said, he had never seen so many anomalous entities in a containment operation.

well.

Kindness attracts followers.

Amber wasn't happy: "Something's coming. You're safe here."

"Can you handle this by yourself?" she couldn't help but ask.

Should video footage of the Amber attack be preserved?

If needed...

Sang Li asked, "Can you protect me?"

“Of course.” Amber didn’t understand why she asked that.

“Then I want to watch you hunt…” Sang Li looked at Him earnestly.

Amber paused for a moment, a hint of surprise flashing in her eyes.

Then, he smiled slightly, an irrepressible joy rising in his heart.

Yes, it's happiness.

His Ali was right; she needed to watch him defeat those worthless wretches. Only the strong can possess the most beautiful pearls. She was that pearl nurtured deep in the ocean, unique and dazzling—a pearl not everyone deserved.

Whether hunting, fighting, or protecting, strength is the only guarantee of survival.

His scales, claws, speed, and strength—all of these serve to prove that he is born powerful.

He deserves her too.

This is an eternal and unchanging law of the deep sea.

“Okay.” His voice was deep and resonant like the ocean tide. “Then open your eyes wide and see clearly.”