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The identification information lingered in Xiao Zheng's mind for three seconds before he closed the panel.

Rare.

Near death.

This is the first time I've ever seen a living, rare intelligent being.

"Senior, is she...is she still alive?" Lin Xiaoya squatted on the edge of the deck, craning her neck, her eyes darting back and forth between curiosity and fear.

"He's still breathing."

Lin Xiaoya bit her lip: "Then... shall we save them?"

Xiao Zheng glanced at her: "A living rare-level being, what do you think?"

Lin Xiaoya nodded immediately: "Help!"

That goes without saying, it would be strange not to save them.

Xiao Zheng gripped the rope of the plastic hook tightly, his arm muscles bulging, and pulled the more than 300-pound driftwood, along with the mermaid on it, toward the deck.

The driftwood struck the side of the raft with a dull thud.

Xiao bent down and reached out to scoop the mermaid up from the groove.

It felt icy cold to the touch.

Her upper body skin was so smooth it was almost inhuman, her body temperature was frighteningly low, and she hung limply on his arm.

The fish tail, which was over a meter long, had lost nearly a third of its scales, revealing pale, tender flesh covered with crisscrossing tears.

Several deep wounds, revealing the bone, were still oozing a pale blue liquid.

Xiao Zheng laid her flat on the deck.

Lin Xiaoya leaned closer to take a look at the wounds, her face instantly paled, and she subconsciously took a half step back.

"What bit you?"

"It must have been those swordfish from earlier."

Ordinary bandaging is obviously ineffective.

Xiao Zheng reached out and pressed his hand next to the deepest wound on her side. Pale blue blood immediately gushed out from between his fingers and could not be stopped.

Lin Xiaoya pulled out a strip of cloth from the house, but it was completely soaked as soon as she put it on.

There's no other way; conventional methods can't cure it.

Xiao Zheng stared at the mermaid's pale face for two seconds.

All things grow.

The core attributes of this entry are catalysis and life.

He had never used it on living, non-plant creatures, but logically it should be feasible.

Worth a try.

Xiao Zheng hovered his right palm above the deepest wound on the mermaid's waist, without making direct contact.

"Senior, what's wrong?" Lin Xiaoya asked, puzzled.

"Treat her."

Xiao Zheng didn't explain much, and directly activated the growth of all things.

My palms suddenly felt hot.

A rich green light surged from his palm, transforming into countless fine threads of light that, like living vines, precisely probed into the mermaid's wound.

The results were even more amazing than he had expected.

The deep, bone-revealing laceration saw the blackened tissue at the edges rapidly dissolve, while the tender flesh beneath visibly rose and healed.

The newly formed tissue is a translucent light blue, indistinguishable from the original skin color.

In three seconds, the wound was more than half closed.

Five seconds later, it closed completely, leaving only a faint pink mark.

The green light threads did not stop, but continued to spread throughout her body.

All the wounds, large and small, the detached scales, and the damaged parts of the tail fin on the fish's tail are being repaired simultaneously.

The mermaid's body began to tremble slightly.

First the fingers, then the shoulder, and then the entire tail suddenly sprang, the tail fin slapping the deck with a soft "smack".

"Um……"

A very soft groan escaped her throat, a complex tone of pain and relief.

Xiao Zheng did not withdraw his hand; life energy continued to be poured in.

Her back arched unconsciously, her neck tilted back, and her lips parted slightly.

"Mmm... Ah..."

The second sound was accompanied by a distinct vibrato, and the fish's tail began to curl uncontrollably, with its tail fin slapping the deck at an increasingly faster frequency.

Lin Xiaoya stood to the side, her cheeks flushed red, unsure where to look.

"What's wrong with her?"

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"Life energy is reshaping her body, which directly stimulates her nerves," Xiao explained calmly. "It's normal for her to have a strong reaction."

The green light lasted for about thirty seconds.

When the last scale grew back and the gap in the tail fin was perfectly filled, Xiao Zheng withdrew his hand.

The green light in his palm quietly went out.

There was a moment of silence on the raft.

The mermaid's breathing became rapid and heaving, and her skin returned from a sickly pale to a light ivory white, gleaming like pearls in the sunlight.

She opened her eyes.

Vertical pupils, sea blue, like the deepest, most distant sea.

Those eyes focused for two seconds before finally locking onto Xiao Zheng's face.

She stared at Xiao Zheng, the light in her pupils shifting from unfocused to clear, and then... .

Two tears rolled down her cheeks.

The moment the tears slid down her cheeks, they solidified into two round beads the size of fingernails, shimmering with a pale blue glow, rolling onto the deck with a crisp "tinkling" sound.

Lin Xiaoya stared wide-eyed.

But Xiao Zheng's attention was not on the beads.

The mermaid moved.

She sat up, propping herself up on the deck, her fishtail gracefully coiled behind her.

She didn't pounce on him, but instead clasped her hands together in front of her chest and leaned deeply towards Xiao Zheng, her forehead almost touching the deck.

This is an extremely solemn and ancient custom.

She looked up, her sea-blue eyes filled with the excitement of surviving a disaster and profound gratitude.

She stretched out her trembling hands and presented them to Xiao Zheng, as if she wanted to say something, but was extremely anxious because of the language barrier.

Suddenly, as if she had made up her mind, her expression became solemn and sacred.

She clasped her hands together in front of her chest, then slowly opened them.

In the palm of his hand, there was not flesh and blood, but two objects emitting a seven-colored halo floating in mid-air.

A palm-sized golden fragment, its surface covered with unreadable ancient patterns.

A fist-sized blue crystal ball, inside which a miniature palace phantom slowly rotates.

Seven-colored light!

Xiao Zheng's breath hitched for a second.

Legendary!

He immediately activated the identification technique.

[Legendary Ancient Treasure Map]

[Legendary Deep-Sea Palace Blueprint]

Two legendary figures!

Xiao Zheng looked at the blue-haired creature in front of him.

She knelt on the deck, holding the two treasures with reverence in her hands, and presented them to Xiao Zheng, her vertical pupils filled with earnestness and pleading.

She made a series of gibberish sounds.

The information flow of the identification technique included a translation.

[In gratitude for saving my life, I offer you the most precious treasure of my clan. I am the seventh princess of the Deep Sea Royal Court, pursued by traitors and driven here. I humbly beg my benefactor to take me in.]

Princess?

Xiao Zheng reached out and took the two items; one was cold and the other was hot.

He put his things into his backpack and looked at the Little Mermaid.

She remained kneeling there, and when she saw him accept the treasure, a hint of joy flashed in her eyes, but more than that, she felt uneasy, fearing rejection.

She cautiously reached out and gently tugged at Xiao Zheng's sleeve.

Lin Xiaoya stood with her arms crossed, tilting her head as she watched the whole thing, her expression complicated.

"Senior."

"Um?"

Xiao Zheng glanced at the hand that was tightly gripping the hem of his clothes, then looked at Lin Xiaoya.

"She gave me two legendary items."

Lin Xiaoya's lips twitched, and she remained silent.

Legendary.

Two more!

She took a deep breath, as if to expel all the bitterness and awkwardness in her heart.

Fine.

Let alone picking up a mermaid princess, even if it were an octopus sea monster, if you gave her two legendary ones, she would have to help carry it onto the ship and make room for it.