The Luna Choosing Game by Jane Above Story

Chapter 0512 ' Igasped. Ambassador Zale! I Yet unlike the last time I had met him, when he had been more human shaped and wearing a tuxedo, now he was even more otherworldly. The biggest change was the lack of human legs. Instead, he had a long and coiling fish tale, covered in scales the same as the blue-green ones on his forehead and nose.

On his torso, covering his chest, shoulders, and arms, was a tight jacket similar in material to my swimsuit. Like my swimsuit, it was covered in various shells, all of which were shiny, colorful, and attractive.

At once, Bridget, Veronica, and Jessica bowed in greeting. But I remembered my last experience with the ambassador. So did Nicholas and Julian. As we approached, we lifted our hands to cover where our gills would have been on either

side of our necks, had we been merfolk, We gave the royal greeting, “My life, my friendship.” Zale beamed at us all. He mimicked the I gesture, lightly covering his own gills.

“My life, my friendship.” He lowered his "hands away. “What a pleasure to see you again, my friends.” Bridget cast me a sharp look back over her shoulder. Had she not been warned about the proper greeting? Good. Maybe Nicholas or Julian would have told her, had she not left me on that island.

1 did feel bad, however, for not warning Veronica or Jessica, though neither seemed overly upset. Zale’s friendliness extended to them as he cast them a kind smile, so there seemed to be no hard feelings.

Well, for anyone except for Bridget.

wanted to be the one

anxious to meet you. We have also welcomed some of the

smile to Nicholas. “I am grateful to you, though do not feel overly pressed to speak with anyone you

else.” Nicholas leaned closer to me, enough to whisper in my ear without drawing attention

look, hoping to indicate that

knew that. But he wanted to

to speak, “You will know who is of royal blood because only the royals are permitted to wear crowns.” “The larger the

nodded, grateful

you are ready...”

pushed open

banquet hall was spacious and

merfolk didn’t care about floor space, not when they could move