The merman, my man novel Chapter 192

The Merman, My Man by Black Velvet Chapter  192

The Merman, My Man by Black Velvet Chapter 192

To be honest, I wanted to kill this demonic Nazi who had destroyed my academic career and  my future. However, even as I aimed my gun at his head, I realized that murder was not as  simple as it seemed, and that I couldn‟t be a cold-blooded killer.

My hand was shaking even as I unlocked the gun‟s safety and shoved the barrel at his  temple. I knew how much trouble this man would be if I didn‟t resolve myself to kill him, but  I restrained myself because I could hear the occasional movement outside.

The soldiers outside would definitely hear it if I fired my gun. Once they rushed in to find  that I had killed Gary, they would definitely double their guard on me, and there was no  chance for me to escape.

Indeed, I felt relief when I realized that I didn‟t have to kill. Then, to ensure that Gary would  be out for a while longer, I bludgeoned his head heavily with the butt of my gun, before  picking up the syringe just now and injecting him with the sedative.

“Enjoy your rare moment of respite, Gary.“

I kicked him and hit the gun on my hip, looked outside the window, and waited for the right  moment.

It was midnight, and as the patrolling soldiers nearby appeared drowsy, I kicked open the  window and climbed out agilely like a monkey, and landed softly on the deck.

I was stunned right then by what I saw beneath my feet.

There was a glass deck over the cargo hold, inside of which contained countless captured  merpeople —the ones I saw being captured.

What surprised me more than that was who I found among them. The girl whom Bob had  been using—a mermaid, to be precise—was right beneath me, and I was sure that she must  have turned into a mermaid like I had.

She clearly noticed me, and was pushing against the glass to stare at me warily, but as I  leaned down to meet her gaze, her eyes suddenly widened, before she put up a hopeful and  respectful look. She pressed her paw against the glass, as if begging for me to release her.

I looked around. The darkness just happened to cover my figure, and I dropped prone to  study the handle of the cargo hold, which was secured by a gigantic metallic lock.

Taking out Gary‟s keys, I tried every single one, but somehow there wasn‟t a single one that  fit.

Right now, there was no option other than to break the glass, but causing a major  disturbance like that would definitely draw the attention of the soldiers. A t that point, I  would be able to free a few merpeople a t best before the armed guards shot me dead.

Be that as it may, I wasn‟t familiar enough with the layout of Lemenland, and needed at least  one merperson to help me find Kalimadi and act as a translator.

That was why the best idea right now was to free the mermaid in front of me. Since she  used to be a human before, she could talk to me, and we could help each other out since  she also knew that Bob and the others were conspiring.