I am a god in script killing

Chapter 48 The Siren's Hymn (22)

"That's how things are," Bo Jun finished talking about his memories, and concluded, "Su Qi is most likely the Little Mermaid back then. As for the fact that her mother knew the Siren, and why it has become like this now, It seems that we have to find the siren to find out."

"Then the merman you met at the beginning, wasn't the one who wanted to goug your eyes a siren?"

In the dark night, Bo Jun carried a lantern to look for the place where the sacrifices were held. The night in the small town was frighteningly dark, with only the pale moonlight.

Anyway, there is no one in the backyard, fish may eat you in the dark, and you may be eaten by fish when you turn on the lamp. Bo Juan rationally chose not to be blind.

The circulation of time in the painting is not equal to that of the outside world. When Bo Junshi came out, the moon had just passed the treetops. This is indeed the correct way to pass the script, and the timing can be reasonable.

"I didn't see clearly," Bo Jun recalled the fish's voice, "it didn't sound like that, that water parrot really wanted my eyes. Unless it didn't know Su Qi—but the siren didn't." It's impossible for Su Qi to become like this if something goes wrong, being so indifferent."

"I don't think sea god sacrifices are the work of the sirens. They don't look like the gods who protect the life of the sea. They seem to be the source of evil that harms innocent people and causes disasters," 069 said, "and those humans who hurt the mermaids There is no difference, the characters in the script..."

"Su Qi is cowardly and kind, everything goes backwards, but I am overbearing and stubborn, I am not a human being, and I still comply with the rules. In summary, the reasonable conversion of the game system based on human design cannot be refuted." Bo Jun interrupted, curled his lips and smiled, "I can't unscrew it." There is no conflict between the bottle cap and the fact that I can lift the cap of the sky, and I have to treat people and things with my temper, so film and television novels have thin characters."

Listen to this...

069 hesitated for a moment: "I feel..." You didn't treat the scripted world as a game.

He did not say the latter sentence.

"Ninth brother, what do you want to say?" Bo Jun found the landmark rockery, and then turned inside, "If you have any questions, just ask, if you don't understand the plot, I will explain to you, we are all hard-working workers who have played games."

"..." 069 lost interest in asking, and shifted his focus, "So what are you going to do after saving the sacrifice?"

Bo Juan lazily, a little tired: "Isn't this rescued yet? No plan."

As soon as I said this, I saw the grass in front of me shaking, but there was no wind tonight.

Bo Jun paused, raised his finger intently, and turned off the light bulb in the lantern.

"Susu..."

After a while of shaking, an eyeless human face suddenly appeared in the grass, with obvious corpse spots on the skin, sweeping away the grass in a strange posture and wandering. When the fish tail flicked, it looked more like glued legs. The moonlight can also see the differentiation of the two dark and one bright fish tails.

The deformed merman lay on the ground and sniffed the scent, then turned around suspiciously and left.

"Distortion, the legs have not yet transformed into fish tails, and the body is small and immature." Bo Jun sat on a high rockery, deliberately not washing his body, except for the smell of fish and the smell of sea water, so he was not noticed by the merman. "But the ankles of both feet have grown together, and there are already webs between the toes-similar to the experimental ones seen on the boat."

"This is a human being who is about to transform into a mermaid, but..." 069 was puzzled, "but it has corpse spots on its body, although they are not particularly heavy."

Bo Jun raised his eyebrows and held his head: "That's right, the human beings used for experiments are corpses, the corpses of half-grown children."

And yin and yang strange.

"There are two crematoriums in the north and the south on the map of the town." 069 alerted, and marked it on the light screen in front of Bo Jun, "The townspeople are basically cremated, let alone small—"

069 paused.

"Yes, the townspeople now like to be cremated, the ashes are scattered in the sea, and they have a full set of sea view rooms." Bo Jun whispered, tilting his head and smiling slightly, but his eyes were full of indifference, "Then... Brother Ninth, what do you say about them Where did the research bodies come from?"

(End of this chapter)