Transmigrating into the only holy female in the interstellar world, the orcs who have no descendants

Since she was already here, she might as well make the best of it. Since she couldn't leave for the time being, Luo Qian decided to wait and see what happened, and find out the ins and outs of this Abyss King City.

As night falls, in the deep sea, only the faint blue light emitted by the royal city can barely illuminate the surroundings.

Kyle and Lu Ye prepared to go out to explore, leaving Admiral Mike to guard Rosie.

"Mike, why haven't you turned back into a fish tail since you entered the sea?" Rosie looked at Mike and finally asked the question in her heart. She remembered that Mike was a mermaid and should be more comfortable in the sea in the form of a fish tail.

Mike was slightly startled, as if he hadn't expected Rosie to notice this. He lowered his eyelids, his golden eyelashes casting a faint shadow in the dim blue light. "It's okay. Human form makes it easier to move around."

Rosie felt something was amiss. Mike was a powerful ninth-level psychic, and in the ocean, his mermaid form was his best form. Maintaining his human form was actually draining him of energy.

"Mike," Rosie walked to Mike, gently pulled his sleeve, tilted her head slightly, and looked at him, "Turn into a fish tail and let me see, okay?"

Her voice was soft, with a barely perceptible hint of coquettishness.

Mike's body stiffened slightly. He looked down at Rosie, his clear blue eyes brimming with complex emotions. He opened his mouth, as if wanting to refuse, but ultimately, he succumbed to Rosie's expectant gaze.

"Okay." He said softly, his voice low and hoarse.

A surge of water, and Mike's slender legs gradually transformed into a golden fish tail. Under the faint blue light, the fish tail shone with dazzling light, and every scale seemed to be meticulously carved, flawless.

Luo Xi's eyes fell on the end of the fish's tail. There, there was a discordant black spot, like an ugly scar, destroying the beauty of the entire fish's tail.

"This is..." Rosie's pupils shrank slightly. She stretched out her hand and wanted to touch the black piece, but Mike grabbed her wrist.

"Don't touch it!" Mike's voice was a little nervous, like a cat whose tail was stepped on.

Rosie raised her eyes and looked at Mike, her eyes full of confusion: "What's going on?"

Mike looked away, not daring to meet Rosie's eyes. He pursed his lips and remained silent for a moment before slowly speaking, "I don't know. Maybe... it's the curse of this place. If we leave here, everything should be fine."

Rosie frowned, not believing Mike's words. This blackness clearly wasn't caused by a curse. Besides, if it was a curse, what about Orlando?

"What about Poseidon?" Rosie asked tentatively. "Is his fish tail like this too?"

Mike shook his head and said firmly, "I've noticed that His Majesty the Sea King doesn't do that."

Luo Qian's heart sank to the bottom. As expected, this Abyssal Royal City was filled with strangeness. What was this black color? And what did it have to do with the murals and the city gate?

Mike's heart tightened as he looked at Rosie's serious expression. He knew she was beginning to doubt him. He didn't want to worry her, and he didn't want her to be involved in this unknown danger.

"Rest now," Mike said in a low voice, with a hint of barely perceptible fatigue, "I'll keep watch over you."

Luo Xi is now a little sensitive to the word "sleep". She always feels that every time she wakes up, something strange happens.

She walked to the window, which was polished from a single block of transparent deep-sea crystal. It felt cool to the touch, its surface a halo of light flowing like ripples. Outside, the deep blue waters surged slowly, schools of colorful fish swimming leisurely through them.

Rosie's attention was attracted by a small fish with wings. The fish was snow-white all over, but its wings were bright red. In the dark blue sea, it looked like a dancing flame.

It was the first time she had seen this kind of fish, and she opened her eyes wide in curiosity, staring at it intently. The little fish seemed to sense Rosie's gaze, flapped its wings, swam towards her, and gently touched Rosie's fingers with its head through the crystal window.

Luo Xi felt a slight tickling at her fingertips, and she couldn't help but burst out laughing.

It was an amazing feeling. Back on Blue Planet, she had only been able to watch the captive fish in the aquarium through thick glass. But now, she was in the deep sea, separated from these free-living creatures by only a window.

Rosie was so absorbed in watching that her eyelids grew heavier. She blinked hard, trying to drive away the lingering sleepiness, but her body felt as heavy as if it were filled with lead, and she could not move it.

"Here we go again..." Rosie muttered to herself. She felt that her sleep had become increasingly uncontrollable recently.

She tried hard to stay awake, but the scene before her eyes became increasingly blurry. The swimming schools of fish were like swirling colorful whirlpools, sucking her into endless darkness...