Hao Ren immediately became interested when he heard what Nangong May had mentioned.
" There's a restriction in the deep sea?" He looked at Nangong May. "I heard Vivian say that even the most powerful people back then couldn't find where the Sirens' undersea city was. Was it because of this restriction?"
"Probably." Nangong May had thought the same. "Perhaps a special method is needed to get inside. The deep sea is a mysterious place. To this day, humanity hasn't explored even one ten-thousandth of it. Maybe ordinary Sirens know how to enter the deep sea—unfortunately, Mother never told me anything about our homeland in the end. She seemed very unwilling for me to go there, though I don't know why."
"Actually, I don't think there's much chance our mother is in the deep sea." Nangong Sanba shook his head. "If she were there, why wouldn't she come out to find us? She came ashore once back then, so there's no reason she couldn't do it again."
"Either way, I'll keep searching. Even if I can't find her in the end, it doesn't matter." Nangong May lowered her voice. "After all these years, this has practically become part of my life."
"We've more or less got the picture. You could've just explained everything from the start." Hao Ren sighed. The siblings' experiences were truly enough to make a whole TV series—at least forty episodes if it aired on a local station. "Brother Sanba, what are you planning to do from now on?"
"Just call me Nangong." Nangong Sanba's face immediately fell. "I mainly came here to see my sister. Now that I see she's found a group of pretty formidable friends, I'm relieved. But I'm quite curious... What exactly is the deal with your family?"
As he spoke, Nangong Sanba