Interstellar Beast World: The Ferocious Beast Husband Has a Wild Mind

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Some people also coveted Shi Ying's current achievements and status, especially the Qingye Town behind him. Marrying him would be equivalent to owning the fiefdom that could be inherited by his descendants for generations.

Shi Ying is just a male and has no offspring, so he will be taken back in a few decades. But it would be different if he had a wife.

This is quite appealing, since even S-rank healers don't all have their own fiefdoms.

Of course, at most she could only be a concubine.

Shi Ying didn't even glance at him, her disgust and disdain overflowing. She sneered, her tone as sharp and piercing as an ice pick, "Who do you think you are?"

In this world, there is only one Ah Wan, worthy of his humble attitude.

The female opposite, who was just a second ago meticulously counting the shadows and whose temperament needed to be changed, was instantly enraged, her face turning pale and then red.

The news spread quickly, and people said that Shi Ying was arrogant and unruly, spoiled by Sang Qing. Those who originally had designs on Qingye Town gave up their plans.

Shi Ying had no interest in these things at all, and even if she knew, she wouldn't care.

The office lights shine through the windows and often stay on all night.

In the afternoon, Youfei took the documents back to the military headquarters and saw that Shiying was still in the office.

The man lowered his eyes, busy with his work, his jawline slightly tense. The light of the setting sun shone through the window onto his profile, but instead of adding warmth, it made him appear even more emaciated and cold.

For nearly a month, Youfei had not seen a smile on his boss's face. He was like a soulless, emotionless machine, even more ruthless than when he first met his boss.

He knew that no one was more heartbroken than his eldest brother over his sister-in-law's passing.

He had seen how tender the eldest brother and his sister-in-law were together, like ice melting away, like the warm sun blooming on the summit of a snow-capped mountain, so he knew even better how abnormal the eldest brother was now.

Like a taut string, it never stops for a moment, and he is afraid that the string will break if he is not careful.

He placed the documents next to Shi Ying, and couldn't help but remind her with heartache:

"Boss, go back and rest for a while. You haven't rested for three days."

"All the evidence has been compiled and submitted to the military court. The trial will not start for another week. This matter cannot be rushed."

"Even if you are physically strong, you can't withstand such high-intensity work."

Shi Ying didn't react much to You Fei's words, and just picked up the file and started flipping through it expressionlessly.

Youfei sighed deeply, "If your sister-in-law knew that you were neglecting your health like this, she would be heartbroken."

Shi Ying paused as she flipped through the papers, finally putting down the documents. She raised her hand, pressed her temples with her thumb and ring finger, and closed her eyes wearily.

After a while, he opened his eyes again, looked at the sky outside the window, and said, "I'm going to take a look at Manyue Bay."

When Youfei heard that his boss was going to see Manzhu again, he hesitated for a moment, but ultimately said nothing.

……

At the seaside, the coastline is shaped like a crescent moon by the waves.

Manju sat alone by the sea, a few more scales appearing at the corners of her eyes, making her face even more alluring and beautiful.

Black scales appeared on the pale back of the hand, and the long fish tail drooped into the seawater. The cold seawater could not hide the fine, dense pain coming from the tail tip.

This pain cannot be relieved by any medication.

Manju gazed blankly at the boundless sea.

Is the little female really dead?
Manju smiled sadly as her fingers scraped across the scales on the back of her hand.

It's great to have gotten a year and a half for free.

Dark clouds swirled in the sky, and the sea rippled with light. A breeze picked up.

The seawater rippled and the siren sank to the bottom of the sea, her purple hair flying.

The beautiful fish tail spreads its fins underwater, and the sea-colored fins show a dreamy deep blue under the reflection of the waves, a beautiful color between blue and purple.

The rampant and raging SS-level mental power made even low-level sea beasts in the surrounding area dare not approach easily, and even small fish kept their distance.

……

Shi Ying was still wearing the black clothes she hadn't had time to change into during the day, but when she arrived at Moon Bay, she only saw Omia and some orcs from the Aquatic Team.

Omia was still wet, clearly having just returned from the sea.

The orcs of the aquatic team hung their heads, looking dejected and exhausted.

It's always been like this, but the atmosphere seems even heavier today.

Finally, Omia spoke first, "The captain is injured and has gone back."

"The captain went to the farthest and most dangerous bay, but found no remains. You must have also searched the towns around the sea."

"A month has passed, and we have searched every corner of the ocean..."

Omia shook her head at Shi Ying, the meaning of which was self-evident.

Shi Ying's heart sank to the bottom of the lake in an instant, feeling empty, yet still experiencing an almost numb stinging pain.

This wasn't the first time he'd heard such news; each time it was more terrifying than the last.

He didn't know what he was looking for—whether he would find nothing at all, or Ah Wan's remains.

He didn't know either.

He was simply being held back by a belief, and he didn't know how he could have persevered without it.

The sea breeze carried a slightly salty, damp scent, just like the sea breeze that smelled of blood that day.

"The captain asked me to tell you that this is the last voyage."

Everyone knows that even if the healer has mental strength, the chances of survival if caught in a raging tide of sea monsters are almost zero, let alone being seriously injured.

But they were unwilling to accept it.

They mobilized all available forces to search, regardless of cost, and encountered several groups of sea monsters, almost never making it back.

Persistence does not guarantee results.

Even Omia's usually carefree voice sounded a bit hoarse. He looked at the silent Shi Ying and said cruelly, "No matter what, it's time to accept reality."

Shi Ying's fingers gradually lost strength, and she had to clench her lips tightly to stop them from trembling.

Omia stared at him with some worry, afraid that he might do something rash in a moment of despair.

After a long while, Shi Ying's overly calm voice was heard.

"I understand, thank you for your hard work."

Shi Ying turned around and walked into the night.

I didn't ride in a hovercar, nor did I ask anyone to give me a ride.

Suddenly, rain began to fall from the sky, as if foreshadowing the tragic outcome.