The Merfolk race's main patrol squad members were baffled. They looked at one another, each asking, "Which one of you is called Yang Chen?"
"Vice Captain, none of us is called Yang Chen."
"Then who was the Princess calling for? Someone from the Third Team?"
"No one in the Third Team is called Yang Chen either..."
The group of merfolk men had initially thought the Princess was calling for them, and they had instinctively felt a flicker of secret delight. After all, the Merfolk Princess was the pride of the entire Merfolk race, the one every merfolk dreamed of following and protecting.
But on second thought, none of them was named Yang Chen.
Yang Chen was a human name.
Whether they accepted it or not, they now had to turn their attention to this human.
"No need to ask. The one I wished to see is this human." The Merfolk Princess's voice still came from afar.
Yet it was clear that her voice was drawing closer. She was evidently rushing toward this place at high speed.
It seemed that the name Yang Chen was incomparably important to her.
Yang Chen asked, filled with endless doubt, "How does Your Highness know my name?"
"Then that means you truly are called Yang Chen?" the Merfolk Princess said in delighted surprise.
"That's right. My name is Yang Chen," Yang Chen said.
"It really is you. Wonderful! Yang Chen, I've waited for you for far, far too long. You've finally come," the Merfolk Princess said joyfully.
As soon as those words fell, her figure suddenly appeared before everyone's eyes.
She was not much different from ordinary Merfolk women. Beautiful in appearance, half fish and half human, with flowing long hair and a graceful figure.
However, unlike the merfolk men, this merfolk woman possessed no