Quick Transmigration: After Fake Death, All the Protagonists I Flirted With Went Crazy

Looking at the solid back of that figure, and the shimmering fingertips, one could see the power that everyone in this world yearns for—magic.

Following its owner's instructions, the pale blue light quickly restored the dilapidated wooden house to its original state.

The wooden door, which had been blasted to pieces when it was broken in, could not be restored to its original state.

Gu Yao rubbed his temples, looking at the boy with a somewhat apologetic expression.

The boy chuckled, and in an instant, his originally gloomy eyes were suddenly filled with vitality, making his handsome face exceptionally vivid.

Gu Yao stood in front of the little fisherman, tilting his head, and for a moment he was afraid to look directly at the person in front of him.

The boy carefully examined the mermaid before him. Apart from her excessively beautiful appearance and full head of silver hair, he could not see any difference between her and a human.

His scrutinizing gaze lingered on her slender, fair hands, a hint of doubt in his eyes.

If he remembered correctly, those hands were covered in scales.

With its black spikes, it is a deadly weapon.

Gu Yao felt the boy's gaze fall on his hands and thought the little fisherman was scared, so he awkwardly hid his hands behind his back.

"Don't look."

If I don't look, I won't remember how ferocious I was just now.

I had hoped for a fairytale-like reunion with the little fisherman, but I never expected such a bloody scene.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have been so scared that he hid from me just now.

Gu Yao sighed.

The boy's emerald eyes flickered, filled with surprise and a hint of interest, before a wicked thought suddenly arose within them.

It seems he's discovered something incredible.

With a gritted teeth, she stepped barefoot onto the wooden floor, which still carried a hint of blood. The old planks creaked and then bounced back in an instant.

The nimble boy, like a fluttering butterfly, arrived beside the beautiful mermaid in an instant. He leaned forward, his emerald eyes almost touching her azure eyes, staring intently at her as if trying to see right through her.

Gu Yao could have easily dodged it, but looking into those beautiful emerald eyes, he was momentarily distracted, and his footing stopped.

The boy was like a proud young master, taking advantage of the favor shown to him and becoming arrogant and demanding.

The powerful and arrogant mermaid could only indulge him, retreating behind the boy until he bumped into the table, with nowhere left to go.

Gu Yao felt somewhat helpless. He didn't know what the boy wanted to do. He looked up at the person who was so close to him. The boy had a bright and lively smile on his beautiful and harmless face. He moved even closer, and his soft breath fell on the cool skin.

This made the already sluggish body even stiffer.

The boy, whose guess had been confirmed, smiled slightly. He stopped pressing forward, straightened up, and reached out his hand to the person in front of him.

"Hello, I'm Ryan. May I ask your name?"

Looking at the fair palm in front of him, Gu Yao was stunned for a moment. He looked into those beautiful blue eyes, his hand hidden behind his back twirling his fingertips, his eyes lowered as if he were thinking about something.

The boy did not back down; his face still wore a gentle smile.

Gu Yao took a deep breath, her cool palm meeting her dry, warm palm, and a smile bloomed on her beautiful face.

“Salsis”.

***

Ryan accepted the fact that he had inexplicably taken in a mermaid, and the mermaid even brought her own food, which solved his problem of eating as well.

Ryan sat on the rickety bench, waiting for the beautiful mermaid to bring back the food.

When white waves surge on the beach, the pale blue fish tails arch gracefully in the air, their gleaming scales reflecting a rainbow of colors in the sunlight.

Whenever this happened, Ryan knew that Salsis had returned.

He would bring the freshest, fattest fish and hold it up in front of himself as if he were showing off.

But this dilapidated and cramped little wooden house was barely enough for him to live in alone, and now that there was a tall mermaid, it felt even more cramped.

Sometimes, the two of them are so cramped that they can barely turn around in the room, and it's not uncommon for them to knock over the clutter piled up on the cabinets.

This awkward situation continued until one day, after the beautiful mermaid knocked over another golden bowl, Ryan felt that moving to a bigger house was imperative.

But this is easier said than done.

For example, the boy has encountered his first difficulty.

He stared at the pile of priceless gifts in front of him, picked up a pink pearl, examined it for a while, and then slowly put it down.

He picked up a gold wine glass inlaid with jewels, then slowly put it down.

He looked at everything, but couldn't bear to sell a single one.

He felt like a dragon who had possessed a treasure, a mountain of gold, but all he wanted to do was lie on it and sleep.

"Sigh." The boy squatted in front of a pile of treasures and sighed sadly.

Gu Yao carried the shark fin soup that he hadn't given the boy as an extra meal last time as he entered the room and saw the boy squatting in front of a pile of dazzling things, sighing.

He walked towards the boy, who turned around and met a pair of bright blue eyes. "Ryan, what are you doing squatting here? Are you going to grow mushrooms?"

Ryan stood up, dusted off his hands, and pointed to a pile of things on the ground. “I want to sell some things and move to a bigger house. This house…” He glanced around with his emerald eyes and sighed softly, “It’s too small.”

Moreover, it's so dilapidated.

The boy's emerald eyes looked at the person in front of him. The clothes made of mermaid silk shimmered with light, thin and flowing, and were spotless. The face was so beautiful that it was unbelievable. He looked like someone of noble birth.

Even if they aren't worshipped, they should still have good living conditions.

Instead of suffering in this drafty, leaky house.

He didn't know what life was like for this person in the ocean, but judging from his abilities, he must be quite capable.

We can't just leave him on land and make him feel uncomfortable.

Ryan sighed, turning his head to look at the pile of things on the ground with a particularly reluctant gaze.

It's like selling any of them is like cutting off his flesh.

Gu Yao found it somewhat amusing.

These things were just trinkets that he could easily get his hands on.

Humans have been sailing for so many years, and quite a few ships have sunk to the bottom of the sea.

If Ryan wanted it, he could retrieve all those treasures for him.

As for pearls, those are even easier to obtain.

Unless it grows to the size of the last one.

Seeing the boy struggling to decide which item to sell, Gu Yao didn't disturb him any further. He put the shark fin on the ground, turned around, and left.

If he likes it, I'll just get him some more.

These things aren't something you can have as many as you want, so why feel bad about wasting them?

To him, none of these things are as precious as a boy's smile.