How to keep a human in captivity

There is a way of death called death if you don't want to die.

Arthur tried to make sense of the matter as he was chased through the coral by a dozen sabretooth fish, but the answer he got was yes.

No clue.

Yes, without any reason.

Seemingly all of a sudden, all aggressive fish appeared around them, all of them, including a dozen sea sharks, sawtooth

Killer whales, schools of saber-toothed fish, electric beta eels, and a few deep sea jellyfish!

Arthur's team seems to have fallen into a dangerous situation in an instant, and they have no power to fight back, so they can only flee in embarrassment.

After the escape process, they lost each other.

Just 10 minutes ago, finding Sirens was a simple matter.

The mermaids knew where the siren's underwater castle was, and the place where the siren lived was not too far from the entire mermaid group, but few mermaids would visit this strange "bad guy" in the history of mermaids.

Mermaids never ask for things from their own kind. In fact, they are willing to give, but the siren is not like this. He asks for rewards, which is simply a bare-bones provocation to the entire social and moral system of mermaids.

So unless it is a last resort, no mermaid will seek help from the siren.

As for why the siren is called the siren, this is another story. Although the mermaids don't like the siren so much, none of the mermaids will forget the siren's contribution. He once saved the entire ethnic group.

On the other hand, the lifespan of ordinary mermaids is generally between two hundred and five hundred years old, while sirens are already thirty-seven thousand years old this year.

So he is indeed a well-deserved siren.

Arthur quickly passed through a crevice in the seabed, and the saber-toothed fish chased after him. They pierced through the crevice fiercely with their teeth, and then rushed forward carrying water and stone debris. go out.

That's how the merfolk describe the saber-toothed fish—they've got fierce teeth, but they'll never learn to turn.

After the saber-toothed fish had swam far enough, Arthur, who was hiding under the rock, carefully poked his head out.

He thought he was safe for the time being, and next, he had to find his human being.

In fact, the condition of the human John is much better than that of the mermaids.

When Arthur had to work hard for a dozen sabretooth fish.

When Zhanford kept bumping his two heads trying to catch the flash of life.

While Ford closed his eyes and held his breath pretending to be one of the Black Corals.

What the human John had to deal with were just a few beta electric eels.

Thankfully, the outfit Janford had prepared for him was perfectly insulated.

Now, all John had to worry about was keeping those beta eels away from him and keeping them from touching his bare head.

It seems easy enough to do.

John grabbed the electric eel closest to him with both hands, and when he pulled it hard, it broke in two.

There was an eerie silence.

The beta electric eels began to flee in embarrassment.

Arthur's humans watched all this blankly.

His body seems to provide surprises for himself all the time.

His skill is much better than he imagined.

The beta electric eels were eliminated, but the smell of blood attracted a sea shark. The reason why the word "sea" was added in front of the creature of this shark is probably because their appearance color is consistent with the color of the sea. And, they are the giants of the shark family.

Human John immediately turned and ran for his life.

In his escape, he scattered some schools of fish, tangled in some coral and scurried out, algae swaying on the bottom below him, and Human John felt caught by his toes.

A huge force dragged him into the seaweed.

"Follow me." A pair of cold arms wrapped around John's neck, and then let go in a hurry.

Almost as soon as the other party made a sound, John recognized that it was the voice of his family fish. His tense body relaxed, and he lost a thought of wanting to give the other party a fatal blow.

fatal blow.

I have to say that my instinctive reaction was amazing.

While following Arthur through the seaweed, the human John silently had a new guess about his identity.

Arthur didn't notice this, and in fact, the mere fact of running for his life was too much for him to deal with.

He is unaware of the changes his humanity has produced.

The long seabed algae forest blocks the shark's sight, and because of the countercurrent, the smell does not seem to be the key to exposing them.

Arthur stopped, he had to catch his breath.

"I wish we'd shaken them off!" he hissed softly at his humans. "I don't know how this happened..."

"I'm curious about that too," John replied, "but I believe the building that appears in front of us is a castle."

"What, the castle?"

The human John pointed forward, and Arthur realized that they had approached the siren's castle before they knew it.

At the end of the seaweed forest, there is a bottomless gully, and the castle of the sirens is on the other side of the trench.

And from the gully, there was a disturbing sound, which seemed to be some carnivorous fish swimming in the trench.

Sirens, known as sirens, have their own messaging system.

In fact, what is there in the bottom of the sea that he doesn't know?

Arthur felt that he had finally grasped the key to the matter, but when he was about to explain it to his own humans, he saw the aggressive saber-toothed fish rushing towards him.

—maybe one in ten sabretooth fish can still turn.

When Arthur pushed the human away and yanked the saber-tooth fish out with a perfect tail flick, this was the thought that floated in our Arthur's head.

We know that mermaids always have great strength.

But the strength of the saber-toothed fish was not bad. Arthur was knocked far away by the saber-toothed fish, and he was about to fall into the trench.

Oh, God of the Sea, there are some unfriendly carnivorous fish in that trench!

After reacting, John didn't know when he came to the side of the sea cliff. He quickly hugged Arthur, cut his waist, and hugged Arthur. They fell into the mud of the seabed together, but they finally didn't fall that deep. In the bottomless trench, they piled on top of each other, gasping for air.

"I think we're even." The human found a little humor.

"I wish it was any other way," replied Arthur.

Then he got up from his human body, thanked the human, and then he thought he had had enough of this.

Whether it's a sabretooth fish or a rock on the bottom of the ocean...everything is stupid.

He stood up and roared in a loud voice.

"Sirens!"

Arthur hissed angrily.

"I know it's you! Now, stop this!"

After a while of silence, even the waves of the water stopped shaking.

All attacks stopped, and all sea sharks, megalodon killer whales, saber-tooth fish schools, beta electric eels, and deep jellyfish disappeared as suddenly as their collective appearance.

A voice came from the castle under the sea.

"Hello, my friends."

The voice was cold, a little melancholy, and lazy.

"Are you guys okay?"

The author has something to say:

In fact, I only start coding after 12 o'clock in the evening. I really don't have time to QAQ during the day, so the number of words in each chapter will not be too many