Supreme Magus novel Chapter 1141

Chapter 1141 Merfolk Part 1

Lith assumed the odd creature was a female due to breast-like bumps on her chest and because her build was slender than those who looked like males. Her voice sounded as if she spoke while gurgling water, giving it a funny sound.

All of them had webbed fingers ending in small claws that, due to their bright colors, were clearly venomous and fins coming out of their spines and hips.

"You can’t conjure water if the air is too dry and not all creatures feed on red meat or vegetables. Fish are necessary to add variety to our food stockpiles and to help humans to grow properly." At those words, Lith opened his eyes wide open in shock.

He would have never expected an evolved fish to feed their kin to other races with a smile on their faces. Protector snarled every time he saw a wolf fur and even after he had evolved from a deer into a Kirin, offering venison to Lifebringer meant looking for a beating.

"By the Great Mother, why are you looking at me so funny?" She giggled again, but now the gurgling had almost disappeared, allowing him to hear a pleasant, feminine voice coming from her mouth.

"What kind of Emperor Beast are you people?" Lith tilted his head in confusion.

At those words, the blue-scaled individuals looked at Lith as if was dumb, blind, or both. Some even laughed, calling him names. _{frёeweɓηovel.coɱ}

"We’re not Emperor Beasts." She shook her hair, making Lith wonder if its seaweed-green color was due to the life in the deep or to her affinity towards mana.

’I probably sound like an idiot to them already. In for a penny, in for a pound.’ He thought.

"Werepeople, then? Also, do your green hair have a meaning?" He asked.

The crowd erupted into laughter, but this time there was no contempt in it, just hilarity.

"Man, I thought you were some kind of a rude prick, but you’re just as ignorant as a baby. From what hole have you crawled out from?" A lean man with flaming red hair offered Lith a big fish in what he assumed was a peace offering after the earlier rude treatment.

"I wouldn’t call the Garlen continent a hole, but I must admit I’ve never seen your kin earlier." Lith gave him a small bow as a thank you and stored the fish inside his pocket dimension.

Whatever his guests were, they stared in awe at the phenomenon, looking at Lith with newfound respect and admiration.

"Are you really one of the children of the Great Mother? I mean, your merspeak is flawless." A man over 2 meters (7’) with shoulder-length purple hair named Zhen asked.

"No, I’m not blood-related to Tyris, but I live in the Griffon Kingdom." Lith replied, making them burst into laughter again.

"That’s what he meant, silly. I’m Khalia and I’m glad to be your first merfolk." She placed her hand on his shoulder while sweeping her hair in a way that spelled trouble.

Lith had no idea that the combined effect of Leegaain’s pin that made him able to speak like a native of the ocean, his seemingly draconic appearance, and the casual flaunting of magical items made him quite attractive to most species.