Chapter 184 The Elves in the Sea (52)

Listening to Yu Mu's cold and calm words, Hughes thought she was impatient, and immediately held Yu Mu's hand without letting go.

He was extremely flustered and shook his head in panic, his red eyes full of begging.

"No, Mumu, don't...don't drive me away, I...I..."

He wanted to say it, but nothing came out of his mouth.

How can he do this?

He seems to be unable to do anything...

Hughes's eyes dimmed, and the hand holding Yumu slowly slipped down quietly. At that moment, it seemed as if the whole world had become desperate.

Yumu frowned and was about to speak, when suddenly his wrist was tightly grasped by Hughes again.

Hughes, who had lowered his head in silence, suddenly raised his head. The next second, he saw Hughes pulling out a piece of light blue fish scales from his own fish tail without blinking.

The originally clear water was instantly dyed a light pink.

However, Hughes seemed to be unable to feel the pain. His slender white fingertips held up the light blue scale stained with blood and brought it to Yumu. When he brought it over, the young man's hand moved slightly in mid-air. Trembling.

The sun outside was bright and the scales looked beautiful, but Yumu couldn't appreciate them.

The way Hughes held up the scale was as if he was giving everything he had to the girl in front of him without reservation.

He had nothing to give the other party, only his own body.

Everyone likes the mermaid's tail because it is beautiful and has more collectible value.

He just looked up at her, his eyes begging and begging.

Humblely begging the girl to accept it.

Yumu lowered his eyes, his dark pupils looking at him calmly.

Hughes' eyes gradually became desperate, and he said incoherently: "Mumu, isn't it enough? I can do it, I can give it all to you. Mumu doesn't want to study it, I can do it too, really... really... I……"

With that said, he let go of Yumu's hand and prepared to continue pulling off his scales.

Yumu grabbed Hughes' hand and was about to continue pulling off the scales. The little mermaid looked back at her helplessly with red eyes, pleading and desperate in her eyes.

"Mumu, I can do research, yes...Hughes is not afraid of pain, Hughes is not afraid, really."

As long as, as long as you don't drive me away.

Whatever you want him to do.

Even if he died on the operating table in the laboratory.

Yu Mu's black pupils were like thick black ink, looking down at Hughes's eyes.

"Is this how they taught you to pull out the scales on the fish's tail?"

Her voice was extremely calm, and there was no emotion or sadness in it.

Hughes's red eyes shed a string of tears, and his voice was low and hoarse: "If you answer, won't Mumu drive Hughes away?"

Yumu pursed her lips: "I didn't say I wanted to drive you away."

"Really?" The little mermaid bit her lower lip and looked at her with trembling red eyes.

Yumu gave a faint 'hmm' sound.

Seeing this, Hughes answered slowly: "Well, they arrested Hughes and locked him in a cage. They wanted Hughes' scales for research, but Hughes refused, so they electrocuted Hughes. It hurt. Hughes doesn't like it...it hurts when he pulls the scales off, so it's better to pull them out anyway, so it's better for Hughes to pull them out himself, so..."

"Heh, you are quite clever." Yumu snorted coldly, neither lightly nor seriously.

She took the blood-stained scales from Hughes' hand, looked down at the sun for a few times, and then asked Hughes, "Can you put it back on?"