Chapter 956 I contracted this fish pond (39)
"Is it one-eyed?! I have long noticed that something is wrong between you two! Tell the truth, where have you been in the past six months? Are you looking for him?!"
When he thought that his daughter might have left him without a word because of a one-eyed man, my father was angry and sad, and was almost on the verge of tears.
Today's wine was a bit spicy, making his eyes red.
Jiang Tang handed him a piece of paper.
"Not him."
Dad looked up, his eyes full of confusion.
"Who is that? The rest are just a bunch of bad old men, you can't..."
"Hold on, I just met him. When I find him, I will bring him to you to see. Now eat."
Father Hu En muttered and continued to drink heavily, his beard covered with water stains.
After dinner, it was getting dark.
Dad drank a little too much and swayed slowly behind Jiang Tang.
"This... this is not the way back. Where are you going?"
"Stealing fish."
"What kind of fish are you stealing? What kind of fish do you like? Dad will buy it for you."
Jiang Tang said nothing, walked straight to the back corner of the theater hall, turned around and said.
"Dad, just wait here. I'll be back in a while."
"Where are you going?"
"Don't ask, just stand here and wait, or you can go back first!"
The father stopped talking, and the girl's character is still strong, but after half a year, she seems to be even more fierce, and her commanding tone is quite similar.
Jiang Tang settled him and walked along the corner to the back door of the theater hall. The back door was locked, with four complicated lock rings hanging on the heavy chain. Jiang Tang took out the fork he had just brought from the restaurant from his pocket, easily bent it, pointed it at the keyhole, and tinkered with it. With an almost inaudible sound, the four locks fell to the ground.
Pulling off the iron chain on the door, Jiang Tang got in quietly.
The theater hall is large, silent and dark.
There were voices of conversation coming from the second floor, and the floor creaked when the feet stepped on it.
Jiang Tang quickly found the water tank covered with black cloth. A small kerosene lamp hung on it. With the light, Jiang Tang saw the iron chains tied to both sides of the water tank, one on each side, enough for her. The thickness of your wrist.
She lifted up the black cloth, and a pair of light purple eyes caught her eye unexpectedly.
The mermaid stared at her quietly, and looked closer. In the turbid water, his wounds had begun to heal on their own.
The person who captured him may not have imagined how strong the mermaid's self-healing ability is, but Jiang Tang, who had lived with the mermaid day and night, knew that, so she was not worried that the mermaid would die here.
At the end of the iron chain are the load-bearing pillars of the theater.
Looking at the pillar, Jiang Tang directly stretched out his hand, grabbed the chain, and slowly exerted force.
Under the mermaid's gaze, the iron chain threaded in the load-bearing column was slowly pulled out bit by bit.
Then, when the water tank that locked him was lifted high, the mermaid couldn't help but think to herself, this is a human woman, so strong.
The father who was leaning against the wall was about to fall asleep when suddenly he felt his foot being kicked.
He opened his eyes drowsily, and then he saw his petite and frail daughter standing in front of him, carrying a huge water tank.
In the water tank, the mermaid he had seen from a distance during the day was now in front of him, with a face that was obviously not human, facing him quietly.
For a moment, my father was so frightened that he almost woke up from the wine.
"You...you, where did you get this?!"
"Don't ask yet, where is your boat? Take me there."
(End of chapter)