How to become a mermaid

Chapter 102 Are You Awake?
In the morning, the sky is bright.

When the first ray of sunlight shone on Mooni, Mooni's eyelids were slightly wrinkled, and he gradually woke up from a peaceful night's sleep.

"Ah~~" A contented moan came out of his mouth.

What a... great night!
He opened his arms, ready to stretch.

However, Moni suddenly stopped when he opened his hand halfway, and he felt as if he had touched something.

It's cool, a little moist, and a little bouncy, like the touch of an arm.

"Who?" Money opened his eyes vigilantly and issued a warning.

He looked to both sides of the bed and found himself surrounded by mermaids!

At this moment, Boqi and Shamanleir were surrounding his bedside, looking down at him.

Seeing two mermaids waiting for him to get up, Moony blushed, redder and redder, and even his breathing became short of breath.

"Are you awake?" Pochi asked in surprise.

"Pochi? Shamanlell? You...what's the matter with you?" Moni asked inexplicably as his eyes fluttered between Pochi and Shamanlael.

As if he suddenly thought of something, he covered his mouth and said sullenly: "I haven't cleaned my mouth yet, so there may be a little taste in my mouth, which is really rude for conversation."

"If it's not something important, can I talk about it after I wash up?"

Although Moni is a dragonborn, he still has a bad breath when he first wakes up.

If the fire-breathing dragon does not clean its mouth frequently, there will be a sulfurous and burnt smell in its mouth. Sometimes you can tell whether a dragon pays attention to "personal hygiene" just by the smell.

Although Mooney didn't know why the two mermaids watched him get up, he decided not to allow himself to talk to them with a tone.

Suddenly, Mooney noticed Shamanleir on the right again, and remembered that he said he hated the horns on his head, so he used another hand and covered it on his forehead.

Now it's all right, Money moved his hands up and down to cover his face tightly.

Pochi didn't know that Moni was struggling with his tone, so he said eagerly: "I can't wait! I have something important to tell you right now!"

"That's right, it's a very important thing!" Shaman Lair also echoed.

He slept for a few hours yesterday, and woke up just after dawn, just to discuss the boat with Moni as soon as possible.

As for the matter of the estrus period, Shamanlael asked Pochi before going to sleep.

Pochi said that mermaids also go into heat, which happens to be during the Moon of Tides.

However, a mermaid will not be in heat, and there must be an adult fish of the opposite sex nearby, and the interaction will produce a wonderful reaction.

Merfolk are rarely bothered by heat periods like other mobs are, so if you don't want to mate, just stay away from merfolk during Tidal Moons!

Such a mechanism is acceptable to Samantel, not good, but not too bad either.

Without this trouble, he just wanted to deal with the Moni as soon as possible.

"Yesterday we have already talked with Moni." Shaman Lair said to Moni.

"What?" Money asked a little confused.

Isn't the Moni just a ship?What are you talking about?
"The Moni needs to see the wider world, so give the Moni to us! We will take care of it!" Pochi said excitedly.

"What did you say?!" Money exclaimed in a gaffe.

On this beautiful morning, the crew on the Moni suddenly heard a loud exclamation from the captain's room.

The high pitch of his voice was no less than the whine he uttered when he was dismissed as ugly by Shamanlael.

Everyone who heard the voice stopped and unconsciously looked towards the captain's cabin on the top floor.

What's wrong with the captain, he was rejected by the mermaid again?
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Money is not rejected now, but he is facing an important choice.

Witnessed by the fair and impartial Pochi, an important tripartite meeting took place between the two fishes.

This conversation lasted for a long time, and it was three hours after Mooney walked out of his room.

At this time, he had already changed out of the wrinkled clothes he wore last night, and he had combed his hair and groomed himself in an orderly manner.

"Dengdengdengdeng..." Moni hurried to the deck.

More than 30 sailors have gathered here, and they are dismantling the sails in full swing.

"Captain, you are here. Do you still want to go to the island today? Or stay on the boat?" Hawke came to greet him immediately when he saw Moni coming.

"No." Money shook his head, and said in a deep voice, "I won't go to the island these days, because my dear old buddy needs me now, and I have to spend more time with it at this important time."

This sentence made Hawk a little puzzled. He didn't understand why his captain suddenly acted so... hypocritical.

Isn't it just to dismantle a sail, as for that?
What made Hawk even more puzzled was that after Mooney finished saying this, he made some weird moves.

He first looked intently at the three giant masts standing on the deck, and then turned around the deck a few times, touching here and there, from the bow to the stern, and even bent down to touch his own feet The wooden deck has been slightly blackened.

"Captain, are you okay?" Hawke couldn't help asking.

Money did not answer this question, but asked him: "During the few days I went to the island, did those boatmen work hard every day, painting the whole boat with oil and wood paint?"

The painting work started the day after the Moni was docked, and the boatmen came here every morning to work and finished before the sun went down.

It lasted for almost a month before the entire ship was painted.

"I have supervised them well! Except for the interior of the cabin, the entire outer layer of the ship has been painted!" Hawke replied seriously.

Having said that, he pointed to the deck under his feet, and said to Moni: "Captain, you touched it just now, and you should be able to feel that the deck is also painted!"

Mooney did touch the deck and put a coat of paint on it. He nodded and asked again: "Are they using the century-old oil-wood paint I asked for?"

"Yes, I have checked every barrel!" Hawke replied with a serious face.

Although he will be lazy in daily maintenance, he still dare not be sloppy in such a big matter as painting.

After all, this thing is very expensive, and it will be troublesome for Moni to pursue the responsibility.

"Yes, it seems that you are not lazy this time." Hearing Hawke's answer, Money nodded with satisfaction.

His deputy captain was at least somewhat useful.

Hearing Mony's stinging compliment, Hawk showed an embarrassed smile, scratched his head, and asked with some uncertainty: "Captain, do you have any questions?"

Suddenly, he noticed that Moni was observing the sails, and hurriedly replied: "You don't have to worry about the sails, we only need four or five days to dismantle them all, and if we rush to the construction site day and night, we can dismantle them within three days." Lose!"

"Captain, do you want me to give them an order now?" Hawke asked earnestly.

However, this is not what Money is thinking about at this time.

He looked at the huge smiling gold coin symbol on the sail, with a look of nostalgia on his face, and asked Hawke beside him, "Do you remember how this symbol on the sail came about?"

Hearing this question, Hawk frowned and thought about it carefully, and replied: "It seems... each of us drew a pattern, everyone voted for this, and then you, the captain, painted it yourself?"

"That's right, I painted it myself." Mooney nodded with a smile on his face.

He looked at the huge sail with admiration and asked, "My drawing skills are not bad, aren't I?"

"Yes, that's right, your painting skills are outstanding." Hawke flattered his captain with a smile.

"But I won't see it again in the future!" Money said with a regretful expression.

"It doesn't matter Captain, you can draw another one on the hull or on the deck." Hawke suggested.

He thought that Moni was reluctant to let go of the sail, after all, it would be dismantled soon.

Hearing this, Mooney smiled, turned his head to look at Hawke, and said:

"No, it's not just the sails, I mean, we're saying goodbye to the Mooney soon!"

(End of this chapter)