People are watching American TV shows, and they are also watching American-style iaido.

Ding Ze and the smiling Alice were already walking outside.

A few seconds later, Snowwell Milden came to his senses, rolled his eyes, and followed after them, utterly speechless.

Out of the palace.

Now that she had been caught, Alice stopped pretending and walked briskly ahead, leading Ding Ze and Snowwell Milden down the road.

Not long after, the three entered an empty palace.

Alice stopped and asked Ding Ze with a smile, "Boss, you want to know my purpose, don't you?"

Ding Ze nodded readily, "Of course."

Alice smiled. "Since you're already here, I was planning to tell you later anyway, so as not to scare you away."

"But, through our time together, I've realized that you're unlikely to be scared away, so it's not a big deal to tell you in advance."

“So, boss, you won’t be scared away, will you?” Alice asked playfully.

Ding Ze grinned, "They shouldn't be scared away for now. By the way... don't rush to tell me your purpose. Explain what you are first."

"Hey, boss, how can you talk like that? That's very impolite," Alice said, feigning anger.

Ding Ze found the creature in front of him rather interesting, and smiled without saying a word.

"Sigh, not cooperating at all, how boring," Alice said, feeling a little disappointed that her scheme had failed. "Oh well, it won't hurt to tell you. I am a clever and beautiful siren."

Ding Ze: "???"

Snowwell Milden: "???"

Ding Ze blinked subconsciously.

Are you surprised?

Perhaps it shouldn't be like that.

After all, we already knew that the guy in front of us wasn't human, so what was there to be surprised about?

but……

Holy crap, a siren?!

What does this mean? That ancient city underwater is the city of sirens…

That ancient city is so big... how many sea monsters must there be!

Damn it.

In doing so, the world suddenly becomes very strange!

"A siren? The kind from mythology?" Snowwell Milden couldn't help but ask in the next second.

Alice disliked the old man Snowwell Milden and glared at him decisively, "I've read all of your human myths!"

"What kind of bullshit is that?!"

"Do I look like one of those evil sirens from mythology?" (End of Chapter)

Chapter 500 It’s that simple

Antarctica, beneath the icebergs.

Alice's dislike for Snowwell Milden was very obvious and undisguised.

Snowwell Milden was puzzled, unable to understand how he had offended this guy.

Ding Ze, on the other hand, was enjoying the spectacle immensely.

After chuckling for a couple of seconds, Ding Ze temporarily pulled himself together and looked Alice up and down, especially her lower body. Then, he couldn't help but ask, "So, Alice, I have another question for you."

"Do all sirens look like you? Or can you shapeshift?"

Upon hearing this, Alice gave Ding Ze a sly smile and playfully said, "It can transform, boss, do you want to see?"

Ding Ze nodded decisively with a smile.

Alice laughed too, "I won't let you see, we're not that close yet."

"???" Snowwell-Milden blinked unconsciously, somewhat doubting his own ears.

After all, these two are flirting in a place like this?

Are you kidding me?!

Besides, Alice isn't even human!

How outrageous!

Seeing Ding Ze's grinning face, and knowing he was going to keep making a scene, Snowwell Milden, who had lived for so many years and had long lost all interest in such things, couldn't take it anymore and quickly spoke up to remind Ding Ze, "Mr. Ding?"

Ding Ze, who was indeed planning to continue amusing Alice, glanced at Snowwell Milden upon hearing this.

Okay, let's get down to business, we can deal with the rest later.

“Then let’s talk about it when we’re more familiar with each other,” Ding Ze replied, then asked Alice, “Let’s take care of business first. You should know what’s going on with that giant white egg in the underground world, right?”

Alice smiled gently. "If I said I didn't know, would you not believe me?"

"I don't believe it," Ding Ze simply shook his head.

“Alright, let’s get serious then,” Alice said, unusually serious. “I am a siren. We siren have lived in the sea for a long time. We can’t say we can’t live without the sea, but if we leave, we have to replenish our water supply every now and then.”

"For this reason, I have never been to the underground world you mentioned, nor have I seen that white giant egg."

"But, as the most talented sea monster in history, hundreds of years ago, after I became the chief of this branch of sea monsters in Antarctica, I sensed something very terrifying down below."

"More importantly, I sensed that the thing was alive."

"Most importantly, through simulation, I have determined that it possesses world-destroying power."

"So, after a lot of time, our clan chief overcame all objections and led the entire clan to migrate to the human world little by little, while at the same time searching for a way to deal with the living thing underground."

As she spoke, Alice turned to look at Snowwell Milden, "I've known about your 'Longevity Club' for a long time, and I've even secretly helped you a lot in the past."

"In the end, you're all cowards. You spent so many years and still couldn't figure that thing out. It really makes me furious."

hear the words

“??????” Snowwell Milden was taken aback at first, then finally understood Alice’s attitude a little.

It turned out to be the case.

“Alice, we’ve been working on it, but that giant white egg is just too difficult to handle,” Snowwell-Milden couldn’t help but explain.

Alice glared at Snowwell Milden without any politeness, then turned to Ding Ze and said playfully, "Where were we? Oh, right."

"Let's get back to my deductive reasoning abilities."

"This is one of my supernatural abilities. I deduced that the creature underground possessed the power to destroy the world."

"Then, more than two years ago, I noticed that the creature underground moved slightly."

With that, Alice turned to Snowwell Milden and asked rudely, "You old codger, have you noticed?"

"..." Snowwell Milden really disliked this nickname, but couldn't show it right away, so he pretended not to hear it. "More than two years ago? I found out, so what?"

“You’re so stupid,” Alice said speechlessly, then replied, “One day more than two years ago, my dear boss, Mr. Ding Zeding, was sent to Fox River Prison.”

Hear this.

boom!

Snowfield Milden's mind went blank; he could hardly believe his ears and was completely dumbfounded.

The giant white egg moved slightly. Why did that make a connection with Ding Ze?

Alice immediately noticed Snowwell Milden's confusion and smiled smugly, "You old codger, aren't you curious about why my dear boss has developed so rapidly?"

"How did Ding Ze, a petty criminal in Chicago, transform himself into a globally notorious serial killer in just over two years?"

Alice said, looking at Ding Ze with a bright smile, "Dear boss, you have a huge secret, don't you?"

hum.

Snowwell Milden's heart skipped a beat, and his eyes widened as he looked at Ding Ze.

Ding Ze remained smiling and silent.

In this situation, remaining silent is basically equivalent to admitting it.

Alice promptly resorted to pleading, "Dear boss, please tell me, I'm so beautiful, how can you bear not to tell me?"

Ding Ze listened with a bright smile, then looked Alice up and down without any attempt to hide it. "Alice, for now, your coquettishness won't work, because I don't know what's under your clothes."

"And I just realized something: how old are you?"

Upon hearing this, Alice immediately feigned anger, put her hands on her hips, and said fiercely, "Hey! Boss, what do you mean? Don't you know it's very impolite to ask a woman's age?"

Seeing this, and realizing that these two frivolous guys had once again veered off-topic, Snowwell Milden was utterly speechless. He had no choice but to bring the conversation back on track, "Alice, you mentioned that Ding Ze is connected to that giant white egg?"

Alice blinked when she heard this. "Oh right, anyway, boss, we've actually met before."

“At first, I worked in the infirmary at Fox River State Penitentiary for a few days, and since then I’ve often been by your side.”

"Back then, I was very curious. Apart from being good-looking, you weren't anything special."