How to keep a human in captivity

"As I said, you have to try to trust people." Arthur said to his human, "Don't always refuse people's kindness."

"I don't understand what you're trying to get from me." This is Khan's sincerity, though he tries to make his face less sincere.

"I don't need to get anything, you are my human being," said Arthur, "then I will help you."

"Great dedication?"

"I can tell, you can't understand me, right?" Arthur smiled, "Not everyone is like you, not to mention that I'm a mermaid, it's not surprising that I don't understand the thinking of a mermaid. "

Khan didn't speak, so Arthur continued, "Anyway, I'll do what I can to help you, and all you need to do is accept, look, it's that simple."

Khan had to admit that he really came close to being persuaded, yes, almost.

This is an irreconcilable contradiction.

It's not that Khan doesn't understand what emotion is, it's just that he doesn't look forward to it, and doesn't think he needs it. In fact, his reason and logic tell him that it's irrelevant.

Because this emotion has nothing to do with interests.

Khan couldn't believe such an emotion—this emotion had nothing to do with any benefit, it was pure giving, pure giving, and pure receiving.

Khan doesn't think that such a relationship can establish a stable relationship. He can't believe that people can gather together without relying on interests, and the key to maintaining this relationship is illusory love.

He couldn't trust such feelings.

One of the most important reasons why he can establish a family-like relationship with his subordinates is that he needs these emotions to maintain his absolute leadership.

He is the head of the family, enjoys the support of all, he needs to unite all super humans, if they need a spiritual support, then he will be a spiritual support.

But, pardon me, merman, that wasn't really in his plan.

On Arthur's side, mermaids, mermaids are sincere creatures. They love humans and love. Perhaps because their body temperature is cold enough, they love all warm emotions in this world.

Mermaids are not so easy to give up, especially for their own humans.

They can be persistent and stubborn.

So although Arthur failed to communicate with himself again, he was no longer as angry, angry, or frustrated as before.

Because he realized that only by surviving, he might have the opportunity to consider how to continue to convince his own human beings.

Yes, the attack of the zombies has begun.

This was not without warning.

First of all, there is the constant vibration under the feet.

Even Navejit, who has a rough nerve, can't fall asleep in this situation, so the so-called rotating vigil is just that everyone took turns to rest for a while.

Almost immediately after the shock was felt, Navejit jumped up from the ground.

"What are they doing?" Navejit tried not to look too frightened. "Are they trying to bring down the whole building?"

"Although I don't want to admit it." Betty replied, "But what you said is the truth."

"Oh." Navejit groaned in pain, "Next, don't we just have time for dying prayers?"

"I'd be more inclined to open up your packages and see what we have." Ford was digging out his and Arthur's travel bags, "and then we'll see what else we can do, and maybe things aren't so bad. .”

Khan also has a portable teleportation transpose, but obviously, that thing can only save one person.

As for Navejit, he only has his own gun, some ammunition, and some nutritional reagents.

Betty has even fewer things on her body, her gun, her magazines, and a hairpin, oh, this shows that she is indeed a woman.

The things Arthur and Ford brought were much more messy, although they were useless to humans, two large skateboards, which were the means of transportation for the mermaids, many towels...

"I thought you only caught two," Arthur muttered, and Ford scratched his head.

"And then some groceries, soap, a toothbrush and an old-fashioned flashlight, oh, Ford, what the hell are you packing?"

"I don't like picking up soap," Navejit said, and Betty elbowed him.

"Shut up." The only woman snapped.

There are indeed many things in the mermaid's travel bag, the only regret is that they are not weapons.

The whole building began to crumble.

We know, we shouldn't underestimate the destructive capabilities of five armored vehicles, shouldn't we?

"I have a last word." Navejit looked at the cracks under his feet and said almost nervously, "I don't have a girlfriend yet."

"And I don't have a boyfriend yet!" Betty was looking for something to fix herself, and they both knew that the collapse might come in the next second.

And Ford was still clutching his own towel.

"Think about me! Dear Betty!"

"Oh, then I would rather choose to die alone."

"I'm not that bad-oh!"

As Navejit shouted, half of the entire roof collapsed suddenly. Fortunately, they were all prepared. Now, everyone is holding on to the railing to maintain balance.

Arthur looked up at his own humans.

——The whole world is crumbling.

And his humans don't seem to have made up their minds yet.

He could have left immediately, it would be a very rational and logical decision, 73 superhumans, losing any one of them would be a huge loss, but this kind of loss is not fatal, because creating a new world always comes with With dedication and sacrifice, the only thing they can't do without is a leader.

So neither Navejit nor Betty would blame Khan for leaving alone.

If it was Khan back then, he would probably have left long ago.

"Boss, I'm grateful that you stayed until now." Navejit continued to yell, because the sound of the collapse made their ears ring, so he had to raise his voice to make sure everyone around him could hear Clear what he said, "But if we are destined to fall into the pile of zombies, I hope you, boss, can give me a little time to pray, instead of trying to persuade you to leave for the rest of the time!"

"He's right, boss." Betty calmly agreed.

"I really wish there was water here," murmured Ford, who had to hang himself from the railing and felt uncomfortable with half the world tipping over, "I miss the ocean. "

The building seemed to be falling down a little bit more, and the feeling of falling a little bit was very hopeless.

"Then, you should really leave." Arthur said rationally.

Khan didn't speak. In fact, a more violent collapse happened under their feet. If Khan hadn't pulled Arthur, the mermaid Arthur might have become the first unlucky guy to fall.

"Oh, thank you." Arthur looked at the group of zombies below in shock, and he had to admit that it was only a matter of time before they fell completely.

It all looked terrible.

Human Khan withdrew his hand expressionlessly: "Be careful." He still looked calm, without any panic, "Things are not that bad yet."

"Looks like you don't want to abandon your companions."

"If you really want to discuss my personality issues with me, I seriously suggest you change the timing."

"Okay..." Arthur was startled by another violent shaking, he hugged the railing tightly in his hands, and found that the remaining half of the building had collapsed into a dangerous angle.

"It's really not a good time."

Arthur had to admit it.

Khan was a little above Arthur, and the shock caused a white metal plate to slip out of his pocket, and it fell to the side of the building, sliding all the way down.

Arthur said that the thing looked really familiar.

In fact, it's a voice recorder, with some added keywords—it's a voice recorder that once belonged to Arthur.

"You still have it."

"Just forgot to throw it away."

Even in such a dangerous situation, Arthur smiled.

"Then you really lost it now."

"I'll give you a new one back."

"Oh my God, now you look very much like my human again."

"I sincerely suggest that we change the subject."

Oh yes, Khan had made up his mind not to get involved in some ethereal emotion, but that was out of his control, wasn't it?

Arthur was laughing.

The world is collapsing, his humans look angry, and they are likely to be torn apart by the zombies.

But so what, no one or mermaid could stop Arthur from laughing.

The building fell a little more, and it felt like it was going to fall completely.

The night is not over yet, but a light is lit up among the zombie hordes.

"Hey hey!" Navejit was the first to notice this change, and he shouted, "There are lights below!"

"What?" Ford poked his head curiously from below, and then his eyes widened.

There was indeed a light below, and with it was a robot with a chubby head and chubby limbs.

It holds a powerful searchlight in its left hand and a strange gun in its right.

Next to it is a zombie with a towel on its head.

That's Marvin and Gillen.

"You're right," Arthur realized after a few minutes. "It's not that bad!"

The author has something to say:

You guys just fall in love peacefully, okay? (*￣︶￣)y