Just from their names, Hela could probably tell how dangerous these two places were.
Looking at my own thin arms and legs, I decisively abandoned the first path.
So it seems that I only have one last option left.
"I'll choose the second option; I'm not really suited for combat."
How can I gain your approval?
"Join us and do what guardians are supposed to do. We'll see how you perform and how you act."
Just as I expected, it was almost exactly the same as a human work internship.
Hela gave a wry smile to herself; she hadn't expected her first internship to be like this.
This is probably unprecedented and will likely remain so.
"Well, have you thought it through? If you have, I can take you away after you rest for a while."
There are three guardians in this area, including myself, which is enough for you to gain recognition.
"But let me make this clear first: even if this one isn't as dangerous as the first one, no one can guarantee your Life."
Our work as guardians is also very dangerous.
The Spirit Shark stared at Hela, its serious gaze telling Hela that this was no joke.
Hela hesitated upon seeing this.
Ultimately, she was nothing more than a child who had grown up in a greenhouse, as fragile and easily broken as crystal.
She was naturally scared when she was suddenly told that what she was about to do would be Life- threatening.
Moreover, now that I have the healthy body I once dreamed of, I naturally cherish Life even more.
Seeing Hela hesitate, Spirit Shark raised an eyebrow slightly, already beginning to reject Hela in his mind.
Hela slowly closed her eyes, and when she opened them again, her eyes were filled with determination.
"Okay, I'm willing!"
What's the point of having a healthy body and Life if you can't see the people and things you care about?
The Spirit Shark didn't say anything, lay down on a rope, and slowly closed its eyes.
"Take a nap, and come with me when you wake up." After saying that, she fell into a deep sleep.
Tang Tang, who had been standing quietly by the side without disturbing the two, swam up to Hela's side.
"I wish you success, and you don't need to worry too much about any danger. Although the Guardians are strict, they will never let you get hurt."
Just don't disobey their instructions and run around aimlessly.
"I understand, thank you!"
Hearing Tang Tang say this, Hela breathed a sigh of relief.
At the same time, my opinion of the Guardians improved considerably.
"Okay, that's enough for now. I'm a little sleepy, I'm going to bed now."
Tang Tang stuffed the candy into the mesh bag, closed her eyes, and began to rest and sleep.
"Get a good night's sleep." Hela also crawled back into the net.
The moment I crawled in, my previously energetic spirit suddenly turned to exhaustion.
Sleepiness surged into Hela's mind like a tidal wave, her eyelids felt like lead, and she quickly closed them and fell into a deep sleep.
Seawater poured in through one window and then flowed out through the other.
The three people's hair swayed Wusheng in the quiet room with the flowing seawater.
A moment later, Hela suddenly opened her tightly closed eyes, and a necklace and bracelet appeared on her neck and wrists without her noticing.
Those large, peach-colored eyes were devoid of any light, as if they had been drained of emotion.
She slowly climbed out of the net, stood up, and swam towards the door.
What are you going to do?
A cold, stern voice suddenly came from behind Hela, causing her to Hela.
"I'm a little hungry and I'd like to go out and find something to eat."
Hela answered without turning her head, preventing the Spirit Shark from seeing Hela expression.
"I'll go with you. Judging from your condition, you probably won't find any food."
As Spirit Shark finished speaking and was about to get up, Hela calmly refused.
"No need, I'll be back soon."
She lifted the curtain and swam out, leaving Spirit Shark looking solemn.
Hela's figure swam swiftly in the seawater, her speed almost matching that of the Spirit Shark in its Sea Shark Dragon form.
Hela only stopped slowly after swimming a certain distance.
He clenched his fist, sensed the energy within his body, and muttered to himself:
"His strength is almost down to ' Ten Thousand Stars,' and he still doesn't seem to know how to eat. Looks like he needs to work on his hunger more in the future."
The fair right hand slowly wriggled, transforming into a tentacle with a large mouth, and suddenly slithered past like a shark, swallowing it whole.
After being swallowed, the tentacles began to slowly decompose, turning into wisps of scarlet blood that drifted into the seawater, dyeing a large area of the ocean a deep red.
A tuna, darting like a sharp sword, plunged headfirst into the crimson sea fog.
When it emerged, only stark white bones remained, and the crimson blood mist behind it grew even larger.
As if it were Life, it drifted towards the school of fish under Hela's control.
A large number of fish swarmed in, and were then completely devoured.
The blood mist was like the gaping maw of an abyss, greedily devouring every creature around it.
A faint smell of blood entered Hela's nostrils through the seawater, and her white eyelashes trembled slightly as she slowly opened her eyes.
"Hmm..."
She made a series of cute sounds, stretched, and climbed out of the net bag.
"What are you doing...?"
Hela rubbed her eyes and looked in the direction of the bloody smell.
"We're eating, are you going to eat or not?"
The Spirit Shark was holding a tuna that was about the same size as Hela, but half of its body had been eaten away and almost disappeared, with traces of blood seeping out.
Tang Tang, standing next to Lingsha, was also holding a small piece of fish, chewing it slowly, her eating manners completely opposite to Spirit Shark's.
The Spirit Shark tore off a large piece of fish meat and threw it to Hela, who caught it in a daze.
Hela looked down at the still-bleeding chunks of flesh, and for some reason, the smell of blood seemed incredibly delicious.
His throat bobbed slightly.
Hela tentatively took a small bite.
So delicious!
Hela finished the fish in a few bites, then pursed her lips, seemingly wanting more.
"You didn't realize you could eat so much."
The Spirit Shark then placed the remaining half of the tuna into Hela's hand and swam towards the exit of the room.
"Come with me, and I'll show you what we Guardians do all the time."
"Okay!"
Hela kept up with the Spirit Shark while munching on the fish in her arms.
Goodbye, Tang Tang!
Hela turned and waved, then disappeared from the other person's sight.
"If I don't have much to do normally, I just wander around my assigned area, looking around aimlessly."
With a flicker, the Spirit Shark transformed into a Sea Shark Dragon, nearly the size of a whale.
"Come sit down."
"Oh, thank you, thank you!"
Hela devoured the remaining tuna in two bites, then quickly swam to the Spirit Shark's back and clung tightly to it.
For some reason, looking at the enormous figure beneath her, Hela couldn't help but swallow hard, feeling that this thing might actually taste delicious.
This is huge, enough to fill you up...
Wait, what am I thinking?!
Hela quickly shook her head, trying to clear her mind of the strange thoughts.
I'm becoming more and more strange; it must be because I miss home too much.
Yes, it must be.
However, even Hela herself didn't realize that she, with her small size, could actually eat such a large tuna.
And it's eaten whole, bones and all.