Deep sea mermaid head-to-head strategy

Klein and Dick's parents took a few days off to go pearl hunting.

For him, picking pearls is very simple. Every time he goes into the sea, it seems that many silk threads appear out of thin air in the sea water.

Some silk threads go back and forth, and some silk threads stay still. The unmoving connection is often the pearl.

This kind of silk thread is invisible and only exists in Klein's feeling. It seems that the vast ocean is talking to him, showing him rich reserves.

A silk thread was thicker, and Klein dived towards the end of that thread with a magic air bag.

When Klein was a child, he searched for these silk threads and brought back a small bag of pearls. When he gave it to his grandfather, his grandfather thought he had stolen it and reprimanded him.

Klein went into the sea in front of his grandpa and picked pearls again. Grandpa thought about it all night in amazement, and called Klein to him the next morning and told Sea God what he said.

The pearls that Klein picked were enough for them to buy a big house, but Grandpa probably threw half of the pearls he picked back into the sea, and the remaining half was divided many times, and it took two years to slowly get rid of them. Sell ​​clean.

Klein didn't understand it at the time, but it was only after he grew up that he understood Grandpa's hard work——

This silk thread is indeed miraculous, and it can lead Klein to find the pearl every time, but it is precisely because of its miraculousness and inexplicability that it makes people even more afraid.

If Klein relied too much on these silk threads, he might be led into desperation by the threads one day.

Fishermen rely on the blessing of the sea when they go out. There is a popular saying among fishermen on the seashore that luck is conserved in a person's life. If you use your luck for small things, you will be unlucky when you encounter big things in the future.

Klein will still hang out at sea in the future. Grandpa returned half of the pearls in the hope that Sea God would not count these pearls in Klein's luck and save them for later use.

Besides, pearls are a sought-after item. Other pearl divers can count as a bumper harvest if they save two or three pearls in a few months. If they take out a bag at a time, they will be famous in Paloy Port.

Most of the fishermen in the Port of Paloi are familiar with it. It would be bad if someone discovered Klein's ability and was caught by uneasy and kind people.

After diving to the end of the silk thread, Klein saw a clam shell. When he pried open the shell, he saw a round pearl. He turned around to look for the next one in his hand.

Others picked pearls aimlessly, but Klein had a target. He found two pearls, one large and one small, in a short while. When he returned to the shore, the magic air sac was exhausted and disintegrated into elements and scattered in the air.

He deliberately found a place far away from Paloi Harbor to dive, found clean clothes that were pressed by stones and changed into them, walked barefoot on the beach, picked up beautiful small shells and stones when he saw them, and waited until he returned Port Paloi, my pockets are already full.

Klein sold the big pearl he picked and exchanged it for a few silver coins. He never spent money from selling pearls on himself. He bought a large pack of magic stickers for his grandfather, and bought some tools and decorations along the way. return.

After arriving home, Klein locked himself in the room, spread the shells, stones, and decorations he had bought on the table, picked out a few that were pleasing to the eye, and picked up a chisel to grind them.

Klein stayed up for several nights, and finally made a bracelet with beautiful shells, stones and sequins. Two small white shells held a transparent pearl in the middle.

After shaking it, the whole bracelet jingled, the sound was clear and clear, as if there was a sea breeze blowing, it was very pleasant.

Klein felt comfortable no matter how he looked at it. He tossed and turned on the bed holding the bracelet, imagining what Sweet would look like when he received the gift. He was excited for most of the night, and finally stayed up until dawn. After breakfast, he went out to watch the situation next door.

Seeing Butler Parton appear in the yard, Klein said, "Grandpa, I'm going to the next door." Then he dropped his work and ran towards the big house excitedly.

Butler Patton saw Klein from a distance, so he opened the yard door and welcomed him into the yard.

As Klein ran closer, he suddenly heard a burst of music. He stopped at the door and asked, "Has Master Sweet woke up?"

The housekeeper said: "Get up. The one who is playing the piano is the young master."

piano.

A white tripod and black and white keys appeared in front of Klein's eyes.

"Can I go and have a look?" Klein asked.

The butler smiled and said, "Master doesn't like to be disturbed by others, but it's fine for us to stand far away and not make a sound."

The piano was moved from the bedroom on the second floor to the first floor, and it was placed by the window, which can be seen from the window on the side of the house.

Klein and the housekeeper stood outside the window, watching Sweet playing music in the window, the morning light reflected everything holy and flawless, his fingers danced on the keys, and beautiful melodies flowed out from under his fingertips.

Probably because Klein's gaze was too hot, the music stopped abruptly, and Sweet turned his head to look out the window.

Seeing him looking this way, Klein waved cheerfully. Sweet got up and walked to the window, pushed it open, and asked, "Is there something wrong?"

Klein ran to the window in twos and twos, and praised: "You play so well, even better than the musicians who came to town before!"

Sweet: "Thank you."

"What song are you playing, I've never heard it before?"

"..." Sweet said, "Songs from my hometown."

"Oh……"

Klein thought that Sweet was homesick, so he didn't dare to ask him about his sadness.

Flipping around in his arms, he took out the bracelet and held it up in front of Sweet, "For you! The gift I mentioned earlier."

I'm afraid even the guards at the gate of the underwater palace wouldn't like such a bracelet.

Sweet's eyes only stayed on the bracelet for a moment, and then said: "I appreciate the kindness, the gift is no longer needed."

"Why don't you use it? You've already given me presents, so of course I'll give you one too."

Klein recommended with a smile: "I made this with my own hands. I purposely polished off the sharp corners of the stones and shells so that they won't stick to your hands."

Sweet: "..."

Klein: "The materials are all collected by me in the sea or by the sea, and they carry the blessings of the ocean!"

One of them was in the house, the other was outside, and they were deadlocked for a moment through the window.

Sweet lowered his head slightly to see Klein's serious expression, smiled slightly, and said, "Okay, I'll accept it."

Klein's heart fluttered when he saw those blue eyes, and he said in a bewildered way, "Then let me put it on for you?"

He himself was taken aback when he said it, and hurried to see Sweet's expression. Sweet kept smiling and stretched out his left hand.

Sweet's palms are facing upwards, the five fingers are relaxed and half-curled, the wrist bones are clear, and the blue blood vessels spread from the base of the palm to the arm.

Klein was dumbfounded, his heart was pounding and thumping.

The bracelet rattled, and Klein realized that his hands were shaking. He swallowed and put the bracelet on.

When his fingertips touched Sweet's hand, Klein felt as if he had been pricked by a needle, and his whole body felt uncomfortable. It took a lot of effort to hold back the desire to hold Sweet.

He tried his best to control, couldn't help but quickly touched Sweet's wrist with his thumb, blushed suddenly, put on the bracelet as quickly as if stealing his ears, turned around and ran away without looking back.

When Klein ran away, the corner of Sweet's slightly raised mouth turned back.

In the morning light, he looked at the bracelet hanging on his wrist, untied it with one hand, and raised his hand, the bracelet flew out of the window and fell into the grass outside the window.