Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver

Chapter 2090

The old man had tears in his eyes as he replied, "That's right. The merfolk caused the flood. Merfolk are brutal in nature, and they wanted to take over this place.

The old man sighed as he spoke as if he was reliving those old memories again. He fell silent for a while, then he said, "If I knew about the secret of the merfolk back then, I think the people of Gelsa wouldn't have died. Jenny wouldn't need to die either. It's a shame that it's all too late now. Jenny won't come back to life again, and I'll never leave Gelsa."

Wilbur could understand the old man. The flood was a traumatic moment in his heart, after all. Regardless of who caused it, the people of Gelsa were dead and injured in the end. The whole town was submerged. It was a deep trauma that the old man could not let go of even after decades had passed.

"I once swore that no one would know my name again, so I didn't tell you when you asked my name. In fact, the merfolk had been living under Gelsa Lake after Gelsa was submerged. It's as you expected. Gelsa has been enveloped by a mysterious power. The grass and trees are very sturdy. You've been living here for more than a month with me, drinking soup made from the fish here. As a result, your body has also grown stronger."

At first, I thought you were fooling me, but my body has changed a lot since then. My strength has doubled. This is something I

world. According to what I know, Gelsa isn't the only place enveloped by a mysterious power, but of course, let's just

the old man, so he continued to ask, "I know of your story now, sir, but does it have anything to do

we need to face. It's about the provocation of the merfolk. The merfolk grew more powerful with the mysterious power after they took over Gelsa. They could imitate humans and leave the waters. They almost killed me several times. If it wasn't for the power and teachings Fremont bestowed upon me, I'm afraid I would've died

wanted to come out of the lake

humans should not rule over the land by themselves and wanted to conquer at least half of the land that humans resided over. Merfolk were ferocious and feasted on human flesh. More than a thousand

all year round, and the