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Chapter 5: The Misty Fishing Village

The sun gradually sank below the horizon, the light being swallowed by darkness bit by bit. The seawater began to recede. The wet sand left behind by the receding tide was empty.

A black and white sea serpent raised its head from the water, flicking its tongue and watching the vast area on the shore.

A few seconds later, it twisted its body and swam towards the shore. When half of its body approached the beach, a flash of electricity appeared, and the sea serpent turned to dust, disappearing without a trace.

"Hiss—" A giant snake head appeared on the surface of the sea. Its huge body twisted, forming small whirlpools. It turned its head back into the sea and swam towards the dark depths.

The creatures in the sea became increasingly grotesque and terrifying as the depth increased. In a pile of boulders, the sea serpent found its target.

The giant octopus's tentacles reached into the crevices, pulling out a small fish, completely white. The small fish struggled for a moment before being stunned by the venom on the tentacles and placed in a shell wrapped in tentacles.

There were already many white fish inside. These were Dana's favorite fish. He was sure that his little merman would love them too!

Dana could already imagine the cute sight of his little merman eating with gusto, his cheeks puffed up.

After feeding the little merman, he could sleep on him if he was sleepy. Just thinking about being pressed against the soft, fluffy body of the little merman, Dana's tentacles waved even more vigorously. The small fish in the crevices nearby, regardless of size, were all caught by him.

It was like a hurricane passing through, not even leaving a seed behind.

The sea serpent was also absurdly large, about twenty meters long, but it looked very small in front of Dana. His figure suddenly changed, and a man with a gloomy face appeared in the same spot.

He was completely pale. If he were a human, he would definitely be judged as a corpse that had been dead for days and come back to life. His waist-length hair floated in the water, and a few small snakes were wrapped around his wrists, flicking their tongues.

"Dana, that Yu Chen on land has become even more arrogant! Clearly, our agreed time has passed, but he still refuses to give up the land. Not only that, my snake was killed as soon as it reached the land. He doesn't want to keep the agreement at all!"

Belcher gritted his teeth, wishing he could tear Yu Chen, the monster blocking him, to shreds.

But he couldn't. Yu Chen was too strong. He needed to find a helper who could match that monster. Belcher's gaze fell on Dana's giant body, the absolute overlord of the deep sea.

Dana ignored him completely, continuing to rummage for small fish in the crevices.

Belcher was completely ignored. His eyes were dark, but he dared not be presumptuous in front of Dana, so he could only endure it.

He swam to Dana's path, trying to persuade him, "Dana, are you content to be trampled underfoot by that monster on land? Your body, your strength, are all no weaker than him. The food on land should belong to you!"

Dana remained unmoved. He was annoyed that Belcher was blocking his way to catch fish, and he waved his tentacle, which was filled with powerful strength, towards him, impatiently saying, "Scram—"

Belcher's pupils constricted, and he immediately returned to his original form to dodge Dana's attack. He looked at Dana strangely. According to his previous observations, if he appeared in human form, Dana would have a higher tolerance, but why didn't it work now?

Belcher couldn't figure it out. Finally, he noticed something amiss about Dana, "Dana, where is your merman egg?"

Merfolk had become extinct hundreds of years ago, and Dana didn't know where he found an unhatched egg. He carried it with him every day, cherishing it dearly. No one could touch it.

Dana finally agreed to pay attention to him, his tone both pleased and boastful, "My little merman has hatched. He's beautiful and good, much prettier than you."

He glanced at Belcher lightly, disdainfully looking away. His little merman was the most beautiful.

It actually hatched? Belcher was surprised. He had always thought it was a dead egg.

Belcher's mind worked quickly, and he immediately followed Dana's words, "Then where is he now? I haven't seen a merman before. I heard that merfolk are famous for their beautiful appearance and heavenly voices. I wonder if I can be honored to see him."

Belcher's words were full of praise for the little merman. Dana was very pleased. Although he wasn't very keen on letting other people see his little merman, since this snake was so eager, he would reluctantly let him see him.

Dana said happily, showing off, "He's waiting for me at the coral reef... waiting for me very obediently."

Belcher: "Really? I just came from there, and I didn't see any merman there."

Dana: "..."