Nangong May held Doudou and examined her for a long while before reaching a conclusion: the little one was as healthy as ever—or rather, she seemed even more lively than usual. The latter was probably because she was so thrilled to be home.
"Did she always have this much strength?" Hao Ren asked the people around him while holding the fish baby. He had to be very careful with the little one, because Doudou's tail was always slick, and she loved wriggling around. If he slipped up, she might slide away through some gap. Vivian shook her head. "I don't remember. Maybe she really was just born strong, and we never noticed. Speaking of which, you're Doudou's father. How could you not know?"
Hao Ren was about to nod, but suddenly realized something. "Of course I don't know! I'm not a fish!"
Doudou's sudden display of strength did not attract much attention from the others. After all, this "super strength" was only impressive relative to her size. It was visually striking for a little creature barely half a foot long to lift a table, but to the superhumans in the room, it was nothing special. Becky, however, showed an unusual amount of curiosity toward Doudou. She lay across the table, staring eye to eye with the little one. "What is this? There are so many strange creatures in your world."
Hao Ren had tossed Doudou into the large basin in the washroom as soon as he got home, while Becky had been busy studying the high technology in the living room. So this was the first time she had seen the little one.
Hao Ren repeatedly put the Little Merman, who kept crawling around on the table, back beside his hand as he introduced her to Becky. "Her name is