The lead siren stared wide-eyed, his face filled with disbelief.
He didn't understand why the woman, who had just looked so weak, was like this.
How could it be that it suddenly became so fierce, managing to kill all the other sea monsters?
The leader of the sirens was filled with fear and rage. He trembled as he said, "You...you will not have a good end!"
A woman sneered, "Even now, you're still being stubborn!"
The leader of the sea monsters gritted his teeth: "Once our army arrives, you will all die!"
The women exchanged glances, but there was no fear in their eyes.
The lead siren looked at the women's expressions, full of doubt: "Aren't you afraid?"
A woman holding a long sword said disdainfully, "Afraid? I've killed at least several hundred, if not thousands, of people like you."
Another woman holding a dagger added, "That's right, we were worried we wouldn't have enough to kill, it's even better now that they've come."
The leader of the sirens' faces grew even darker. Suddenly, he realized something and cried out, "You...you deliberately lured us here!"
The women exchanged smiles, smiles that sent chills down the spine of the leading siren.
The woman with the longsword said, "It's too late to understand now!"
He understood, he understood everything.
It turns out this was a carefully designed trap from the very beginning: Scarface's disappearance and the pervasive smell of blood on the ship.
And these seemingly weak women are all there to lure them in.
The leader of the sirens was filled with remorse and roared, "You cunning creatures, I will haunt you even in death!"
The woman with the dagger sneered, "You'd have to have the chance to become a ghost first!"
With that, he raised his knife and brought it down, the head of the leading sirens rolling to the ground, blood splattering everywhere.
The other women watched this scene without a trace of pity on their faces.
However, before they could even breathe a sigh of relief, they felt the boat begin to tremble slightly.
The woman with the longsword's face darkened, and she said, "It must be that Siren general coming. Everyone, get ready!"
The women understood immediately, quickly cleaned up the scene, hid the siren's corpse, and continued to feign weakness.
Before long, the timid sea monster arrived from the other side with Han San and his group of sea monsters.
Looking at the ship, which reeked of blood and was littered with corpses, Han San turned to the timid sea monster and asked, "Where are they?"
The timid siren answered tremblingly, "General, they're all inside. They must have gone to search."
Han San frowned and said, "It's too quiet. Something's not right. Go aboard and take a look."
The timid siren looked troubled, but dared not disobey orders, so she had no choice but to bite the bullet and board the ship.
He stepped onto the deck, looked around, and, finding it relatively safe, called out to Han San, "General, the deck is safe here."
Han San roared, "Go check the cabin again!"
The timid siren had no choice but to slowly walk towards the cabin.
With each step he took, his heart pounded harder and harder.
It was as if I could hear my own breathing echoing in the silent cabin.
As he finally reached the cabin door, a hand suddenly reached out from the darkness and covered his mouth.
"Waaah..." The timid siren tried to struggle, but was dragged into the darkness by a powerful force.
“Behave yourself!” a woman warned in a low voice.
"Don't make a sound, or I'll kill you!" another woman holding a dagger hissed.
The timid sea monster trembled with fear and dared not utter a sound.
He was internally cursing: "It's all that damned Han San's fault for making me come up here. Now look what's happened, I'm probably going to die here."
Han San, seeing that he hadn't moved for a while, called out, "What's going on?"
The timid siren's forehead was covered in beads of sweat, and she didn't know what to do.
You should know that his life is now in the hands of these women.
His mind raced, trying to figure out how to save his life.
The woman with the dagger seemed to read his mind and said viciously in his ear, "If you dare to play tricks, you're dead!"
The timid siren shuddered and nodded hastily.
At that moment, Han San's voice came again: "What are you dawdling for? Has something happened?"
At this moment, the woman with the dagger pressed it closer to his neck and whispered, "Just say everything is normal."
The timid siren swallowed hard and cried out in a trembling voice, "General... everything is normal."
Han San roared, "Normal? If it's normal, why the hell are you trembling when you speak!"
The timid siren replied with a sob, "General, the scene inside the cabin was too terrifying, I... I was scared."
Han San cursed, "What a piece of trash!"
After saying that, he prepared to lead the group of sea monsters onto the ship.
A siren beside him cautiously suggested, "General, should we send a few more men up to scout ahead, just in case there's a trap..."
Han San glared at him: "What are you afraid of! If it were a trap, that good-for-nothing would be dead already."
The sea monsters dared not disobey and followed Han San onto the ship.
Han San looked at the corpses lying haphazardly on the deck, some were those of sea monsters, and some were those of humans.
Han San frowned and said angrily, "You've lost so many brothers just for capturing a few humans! You're all useless!"
The timid siren saw the group of siren boarding the ship and quickly stepped forward to greet them, bowing his head and saying, "General, please calm down. We didn't expect things to turn out this way either."
Han San snorted coldly: "Take me to the cabin."
The timid siren led the way, her heart pounding with anxiety.
He wanted to run, but he was also afraid, because the women in the cabin were pointing bows and arrows at him.
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