Demi-human Girls Completion Manual Chapter 1361 - 29: Life Completion Manual (Part 2)_4

Emhardt’s spirit accompanied "Fisher" in a reckless dash, but thankfully, the moment he burst forth, Emhardt recognized they were hurtling towards the exterior of the Praying Tower, or more accurately, the fringes of Dragon Court.

Any locale with sparser crowds would suffice!

The Mythical Rank "Fisher" charged ahead relentlessly, akin to a rapidly rotating bowling ball amidst the darkened night, maintaining extreme velocity without contact with the ground, its ultimate destination unknown.

Emhardt’s book cover was nearly smoldering, struggling to keep pace. He not only had to pursue but also attempt to assuage Fisher’s agitated state.

"Quick, look, Fisher! There’s a demi-human girl you fancy by the roadside!"

"Gululu!"

Fisher continued its flight, emitting a sharp whistle through the night sky, drawing the attention of Dragon Court’s inhabitants below, though the darkness obscured any clear views.

"Rafael and Moli are still within Dragon Court; where are you headed?"

"Gululu..."

Still no sign of stopping.

"Are you seeking Valentina and Alagina? Turn back, you’re going the wrong way; they are located to the north!"

"Gulujing..."

Yet, the relentless forward motion persisted.

"Elizabeth isn't in this direction either; she is also to the north. Stop! You are proceeding incorrectly!"

"Lulu..."

Even this proved ineffective?

Emhardt was utterly bewildered, pausing for a moment before appearing to make a crucial decision.

Despite his internal reluctance and unwillingness, he still projected his voice towards Fisher ahead:

"Look quickly, Helair is over there! It’s Paimon, hurry, take a look!"

"..."

Still not halting??!!

Emhardt’s helplessness was palpable, tears threatening to spill, he cried out:

"Please stop, Fisher! Your mother told you not to read that, but you wouldn't listen. Now look, damn it, you’ve turned into a ball! What am I to do, boo hoo hoo!"

"Boo hoo, please stop, Renie... I completely forgot about her... Renie is up ahead..."

Emhardt was utterly spent from the flight, clinging to a sliver of hope, weakly observing Fisher’s receding silhouette and calling out in desperation.

Unexpectedly, following his outburst, Fisher, who was in front, suddenly froze. It contorted, trembled, halted its movement, and then plummeted directly towards the ocean below.

"Wow, it actually worked!"

Emhardt’s delight was instantaneous; no longer breathless, he swiftly gave chase.

By this juncture, they had already traversed beyond Dragon Court’s maritime defenses, positioning themselves several kilometers offshore from Dragon Court Coast.

Below them lay a few scattered "small islands" – mere specks of land spanning a few dozen square meters, or more accurately, reefs that broke the sea's surface, towards which Fisher was descending.

"Boom!"

"Fisher!"

The entirety of the "Fisher Ball," dense with eyeballs, smashed directly into the ocean's reef. The immense impact caused a slight displacement of the reef, accompanied by a resounding explosion. Subsequently, Fisher, with remarkable elasticity, bounced several times on the sea's surface amidst the myriad of blinking eyes before finally coming to rest near the edge of another reef.

"Gululu..."

Its entire form continued to emit bubbles, exuding an intensely chaotic aura. Yet, for some inexplicable reason, Emhardt perceived that it retained a degree of intelligence, unlike the sheer disarray he had witnessed within the Ideal Country's aerial expanse.

"Fisher! Wow, I never imagined that by falsely telling you Renie was here, you would actually stop. You truly value her that much... If I were Renie, honestly, I'd be moved to tears..."

Emhardt quickly maneuvered to its front, speaking rapidly while anxiously inspecting its entire form, seeking confirmation of its well-being.

"Huh, wait, what is this? A seal?"

Upon closer examination, Emhardt detected something unusual. He noticed several submerged infinity seals embedded in the Fisher Ball’s body, their origin a complete mystery...

As he stood there, dumbfounded, a colossal full moon had stealthily ascended into the dark sky, now occupying half of the celestial view and bathing the previously dark and expansive ocean in light.

The cool moonlight cascaded across the sea's surface, completely banishing the vague gloom.

Emhardt, quite stunned, raised his head, suddenly perceiving, at the reef's extremity, the silhouette of a woman clad in a long black dress. She stood indistinctly, appearing as if she had materialized from another realm, or perhaps from the world's very depths.

A few seconds elapsed, and the indistinct humanoid shadow gradually acquired substance, revealing a breathtaking woman with dark hair, resembling an elder sister.

A subtle fragrance drifted from above, calming the ocean's currents, creating an atmosphere of serene timelessness.

Her gaze was imbued with anxiety and concern, surpassing even Emhardt's.

"Re... Renie? No, Lady Renie?! You're... you're truly here?!"

Emhardt stared, utterly flabbergasted, at the figure materializing before him. He blinked his single eye, and a moment later, the realization dawned that he was not mistaken; the person appearing was indeed...

"Step aside so I can assess his condition."