How to keep a human in captivity

Everything started to work.

The superhumans and merfolk are actively helping the zombies regain consciousness. They will be the Khan's first citizens. Oh, it sounds weird, but they are.

Drugs are injected into the back of the zombies' heads, and then they will generate new brain cells that will help the zombies think.

Yes, thinking.

But once the zombies realize what they have done, a large part of the zombies feel so miserable that they even choose to commit suicide to end this nightmare.

At this time, the role of the sea monster is highlighted.

I said you'll find out if the Siren's song is useful for zombies.

Khan asked Arthur for help, and Arthur found the siren again.

The Kraken found that he had completely lost the right to trade now, because Arthur was more willing to use the empathy gun to achieve his goal, and for this, the Kraken felt extremely painful.

But he is still happy to sing for the zombies, he loves to sing.

Only the siren's singing can quiet these painful zombies. The process of changing from zombie to human is far more painful than the process of changing from human to zombie.

The siren's singing echoed over the city night and night.

Your world is coming to life

you guys need to start worrying

I'm afraid it's not easy to accept

but everything is still cute

when you open your eyes

see the world

It's a world that needs you to think

It's not okay to be a zombie all the time

think about think about

friends, think about it

The superhumans are starting to clean up the city and rebuild a brand new home.

With Marvin's help, all this seems not too difficult, except that Marvin still needs to be melancholy from time to time.

Arthur spends so much time caring for the zombies that Khan has to stay with him.

Their relationship is much more harmonious than before, but only better than before.

"Hey, Gillen, speak up." Arthur found his towel, and naturally found the young zombie, "I know you can talk."

Gillen looked innocently at Khan and Arthur in front of him. He was struggling to escape Arthur's magic voice, because Arthur had been nagging at him for several days.

"I think we have to try other methods." Khan looked at Arthur disapprovingly.

"Another way?"

"Like we can throw him in a place where he's scared so he'll scream."

"This is too much." Arthur vetoed without thinking, and then he found his human being smiling, "Oh...is this a joke? Oh, my God, you're going to start joking."

"Like you said, I'm making sense of the world and getting on track with it."

"And then to start the war you wish?"

"If humanity gets war, it must not be through my fault."

"We agreed, there will be absolutely, absolutely no war in your lifetime, and I don't like the wreckage of missiles bouncing into the deep ocean, or polluting the ocean with your fuel."

"Yes, I will never initiate a war in my lifetime."

Arthur choked, what could he say, cunning man, oh, there is no more cunning creature than his man!

This is advice to all mermaids, never underestimate your humans.

At this time, a weak voice said softly.

"war."

"Did you hear that?"

"what?"

"Gillon spoke."

"What, it's impossible, he obviously didn't say anything!"

"Shh-"

A mermaid and a human stared straight at the zombie in front of him. Zombie Gillen felt a lot of pressure, so he opened his mouth and said something again.

"war."

His voice was very dry, because he hadn't spoken or made a sound for a long time.

Our humans and merfolk were silent for a moment, then Arthur was the first to burst out.

"it was all your fault!"

"I... It's true that I didn't ask for this, but, Gillen, it's not enough to know the war, you have to know other things."

"Stop! You don't want to educate them into war machines!"

"I didn't."

"You have."

"We're back in a stupid argument."

"It's all because of you."

"I?"

Arthur nodded.

"Your credibility has already become negative among the mermaids."

"That sounds really bad."

"I'm so glad you've come to know that."

Taking advantage of the emptiness of their argument, Gillen jumped off the stool, and he left quietly without disturbing any humans or mermaids.

A full day ended, and the moon slowly climbed into the sky.

Arthur knew that his human beings were building a house. At first, he didn't take this matter to heart, until one night, he saw the villa by the sea.

At that time, he was walking with his human beings. The damage cannot be completely eliminated at one time, but his human beings are trying to work hard.

A beautiful building, please forgive him for being able to describe it that way, because the house was built in two parts, the half floating on the water and the half hidden under the water formed a beautiful arc, and the half under the water was Like a perfect reflection of that half on the water.

"It's beautiful," Arthur said to his humans.

"I studied the habits of the mermaid... I mean, the habits and hobbies of the mermaid." The human looked a little nervous, "It was built completely according to the data I got."

"Oh." Arthur blinked, "I think you have put a lot of thought into it."

"I hope it's worth it."

"Excuseme?"

"Nothing, it's a stupid idea, something about walking on the beach or something." Arthur's human became mysterious and tight, "Let's get out of this place and come back tomorrow, yes, tomorrow."

Arthur stared at his humans, keenly aware of what his humans were hiding from him.

"I have to go back tomorrow. I have to visit Tricia's baby."

"Oh, even a mermaid baby." Arthur's human couldn't help showing a mocking expression, "When it was three months old, it couldn't feel the outside world at all."

Arthur had no choice but to continue to stare at his human being until the other party put away all the sarcasm on his face and replaced it with a heavy expression.

"Does it have to be now?" The human being was almost anxious, as if he wanted to turn around in circles.

Arthur knew this, and it reminded him of his days at the bottom of the sea with his fellow humans.

"It must be now," said Arthur patiently.

"Okay." The human folded his palms together, and he slowly took a deep breath.

"This house is our house."

Then he put on an expression as if he was destined to be hit.

Arthur paused, he had to make his smile less pronounced, and he did, his human looked like he was being overwhelmed, and then Arthur asked, "Then?"

"Then?"

"Then? Right, then..." After taking a deep breath, the human said quickly, "Set a day to make it different from other days; set a time to make it different from other times .We can slowly re-establish the connection between us, the connection that is different from other people."

"Sounds familiar."

"Right. They are what you told me once, and I gave up that chance, and now, I think..." Khan paused, and he said to his mermaid, "I know this thing needs to be done." patience."

"Ah, it does take a lot of patience."

"So, can I get a second chance?"

"what?"

"Be your human, or make you my mermaid."

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