How to become a mermaid

Chapter 106 Notarization
Because of the fish needle, Samantel and Alicia were unknowingly confirmed by Moni.

This kind of feeling that the enemy is in the dark and we are clearly in the dark makes Shaman Lear's hair stand on end, and the expression of looking at the pointer and Moni also becomes vigilant.

Moni also felt this kind of vigilance.

He hurriedly waved his hands and eagerly promised Shaman Lair: "Please don't worry, I can assure you that I will never offend you in this way again in the future!"

Although Moni said so, Shamanlell would not just believe his promise, and shook his head and said, "Unfortunately, you don't have any credibility with me for the time being."

After all, Moni is the real culprit who brought him here. Even though he has become Pochi's big brother now, he is still a dangerous person who needs to be vigilant in Shamanleir's heart.

"What do I need to do for you to believe it?" Money asked earnestly.

Although he had expected this to happen when he said the pointer, Mooney was still a little uneasy when Shamanlele really showed a vigilant expression to himself.

He didn't want to make the relationship between himself and Shamanleer just a little bit worse.

Hearing Moni's question, Shamanleir was silent for a while.

Be vigilant, he doesn't want to annoy Moni either.

After all, he is still on Mooney's boat now, and if Mooney suddenly gets angry and breaks the can, it will be difficult to lock himself up again.

After thinking about it carefully, Samantel came up with a solution, and he said to Moni: "I won't believe you, unless... you give this pointer to Pochi for safekeeping!"

He didn't ask Moni to hand over the pendant directly to himself, because since this thing is so useful, it must be expensive, and he didn't think Moni would really be willing to give it to himself.

Handing it over to Pochi is the best way he can think of at the moment.

He trusted Pochi, and Moni also trusted Pochi.

The request has been made, but I don't know if Moni has the sincerity and will agree.

Moni was taken aback when he heard that Shamanlell asked him to give the pendant to Pochi.

But not long after, he nodded and said:
"Okay! I agree! I will hand over the pendant to Pochi for safekeeping!"

In fact, after making the request, Shamanleir was also a little nervous. He was temporarily relieved when he heard that Moni agreed.

Still, he was uneasy.

After all, Moni's pointer fish needle is in Pochi's hands, so what about the others?Does anyone else have something like this?
In order to clarify this question, Shamanlael asked Moni: "This kind of pendant... I mean, is there a lot of things that can identify the direction of fish like the fish needle in your hand?"

Hearing this question, Mooney shook his head, and said in a firm tone: "No, there aren't many! I got this from an alchemist by chance. He said that this is the highest masterpiece of his life, and he has only succeeded in one so far."

"At that time, in order to buy this thing, it almost cost me everything!"

"In fact, its uses are not as extensive as you think. After all, there are so many fish of the same type in the sea, it is easy to make the pointer confusing and unable to point the direction. It can only be used to find some rare and special fish."

"It is also very troublesome to prepare the blood soaking for [-] hours in advance, not to mention the restriction that the fish must be kept within [-] nautical miles."

"If I hadn't just met me who was desperate to find the mermaid, at his asking price, I probably wouldn't be able to sell this thing." Mo Ni said with some self-mockery.

Hearing Moni's words, Shamanel showed a thoughtful expression on his face, and he asked:
"How do you know that only one is successful? What if the alchemist cheated you, in fact, he made a lot of them, just wanting to use the only gimmick to raise the price and sell them to you?"

"That's impossible!" Money retorted immediately.

"Why is it impossible? How can you guarantee that he is telling the truth?" Shamanlael asked back.

"No, no, no!" Money shook his head, and said firmly: "Of course I can assure you that our transaction has been notarized by other people. If he lies, he will be sentenced to death!"

Notarization, capital punishment, these are two words that make Shamanleer unfamiliar.

He asked suspiciously, "Whose notarization?"

"A big man from [Sequence 3]." Money replied.

He explained to Shamanleir: "This big man is very prestigious in Fei Dunan's continent. As long as he spends a certain amount of money, he can be hired for notarization."

"If any party violates the transaction conducted under his witness, he will be hunted down to the ends of the earth! He will never die!"

"I don't think that alchemist can collude with such a big man to deceive me!" Money said firmly.

After listening to Moni's explanation carefully, Shamanleir understood where his confidence came from.

[Sequence 3]...

This is a height that Samantel is currently unable to reach.

He is currently only [Sequence 10], close to [Sequence 9].

Although he can breathe fire, he is still immature. When he can formally master [Dragon's Breath], he will officially step into [Sequence 9].

Since Moni invited such a person to testify, Shamanleir can only believe in the fairness of this transaction as much as he does.

However, we still need to be more careful and vigilant in the future.

There are too many means by human beings, and there are still too many unknown things in this world. Shamanleir feels that he will walk around the island of human beings in the future, not to mention a thousand nautical miles, not even three thousand nautical miles!

Unlike the worried Shamanleir, Moni felt a lot more relaxed after talking about the pendant.

He felt he had nothing to hold back.

After giving Samantel some time to calm down, Moni was ready to get into their topic of the day.

"My dear Samantel, forget about those unhappy things for a while, and let me teach you how to sail!" Mooney said in a brisk tone.

Hearing Moni's words, Shamanel rolled his eyes.

Isn't this unhappiness caused by you alone?Interested to say?

However, there is no point in thinking about the past now.

It has already developed into this way, Shaman Lair decided to look forward to the future, first learn how to sail a boat and then talk about it!
"Then I'll leave it to you." Shamanel said politely to Moni.

Mooney nodded with a smile.

He walked to the main console, looked left and right for a while, did not start teaching directly, but paused, as if thinking about something.

"What's the matter? Is there a problem?" Shaman Lair asked.

"There's something missing here!" Money replied.

He said to Shaman Lair in a hurry: "Sorry, please wait a moment!"

After finishing speaking, he hurriedly walked out of the power room.

"Dong dong dong..."

It didn't take long for Shamanleer to hear a "dong dong" sound outside the door, as if Moni was tearing down something.

"Captain? Why are you tearing down my chair?"

Vaguely, someone's voice of questioning could be heard.

"Boom boom boom!"

A few minutes later, though, Mooney returned to the power room with a chair.

This chair is very high, and there are traces of nails on the four corners, it is estimated that it has just been removed from somewhere.

Moni put the chair in front of the main console, took out his handkerchief and wiped it carefully, and said to Shamanleir, "Please sit here!"

Seeing Moni move the chair over, Samantel understood his intention.

Mooney usually sails while standing up, so the position of the main console is designed a bit high. Shamanlell can't stand up without legs, and he can't reach the things on it when he sits on the ground.

He didn't refuse Moni's kindness either, and sat up after saying thank you.

"I will fix the chair to the floor later, so that when you take charge of the ship, you can sit on it and operate it." Mooney said with a smile.

It is necessary to put a chair here, because the power room is the most special place in the whole ship, and water can enter everywhere, except here, which must be kept dry.

Without the presence of water, Samantel could only use chairs and the like to make himself taller.

"Thank you." For Moni's thoughtfulness, Shamanel could only thank him again.

"You're welcome, this is what I should do." Money said with a smile.

(End of this chapter)