Merfolk Tribe

Suye stayed for another two days. On the third day after driving away the Egyptians, he finally decided to leave.

Just as Suye made up his mind to leave, fine gray mist began floating inside the bodies of nearly all the Water Elementals, and every one of them was filled with reluctance.

Then, something unexpected happened.

One Water Element snapped off the tip of his own tail and placed it against Suye's skin.

His skin immediately absorbed that section of tail made of water.

The Water Element turned completely pink, then fled into the coral beneath the sea and swam away like a mermaid.

Suye froze for a moment. This custom had been recorded in books.

It was the Water Elementals' way of expressing love, while also showing admiration.

Next, the Water Elementals who had not formed families came forward like a swarm of geckos, snapping off their tail tips with loud cracks and touching them to Suye's skin.

Even some adolescent Water Elementals followed suit.

The child Water Elementals hugged their tails and wailed, because they were too young to have grown tail tips.

Suye did not know whether to laugh or cry. Although the thought of cross-species romance was a little exciting, he had never expected to encounter it in a place like this.

The key was that Water Elementals had no fixed gender and could decide their own gender, making the entire process exceedingly subtle.

It was so subtle that Suye decisively chose to leave. Water Elder Has could not keep him there even if he wanted to.

Suye flew onto the Water Ship and sailed at high speed.

The Water Elementals followed with all their strength to see him off. In the end, they could not keep up and could only stand on the sea, waving