Demi-human Girls Completion Manual
Chapter 208 - 89. Moon Night_3

Chapter 208: 89. Moon Night_3

Perhaps it was not wanting to let down his concern, she finally opened up to Luosang, lest he be angry in the future due to deception. It would be not only her body that hurt but her much deeper heart.

Could her trait heal a heartache...

She touched the brown hair on her head; the black hair once hidden in the brown sea was slowly fading, turning the same brown color as Carolina’s original hair.

It seemed like the owner of that black hair had completely abandoned her, with no contact at all, which was why the hair was slowly turning brown, even though Carolina had not changed back to male.

Maybe that was not so bad?

Carolina casually threw away the scrap of paper, and in the next moment, her hand was abruptly grasped. Startled, she turned her head to see Prince Luosang tightly clutching her hand, staring intently at her.

"I want to ask you something."

That was the first thing Prince Luosang said, with the Moon Night behind him parting the crowd, forging a direct path toward Carolina.

"...What?"

"Can we have children together if we are together?"

He was a prince, and having children was not just for himself; it was the hope of a kingdom.

At this moment, Prince Luosang had come forward in the moonlight, having already decided on his course, but he also had to be responsible for his homeland, which was why he asked her the question.

Carolina opened her mouth, her face flushed, a mix of helplessness and irritation, but still did not withdraw her hand from his grasp. Instead, she retorted,

"Huh? Are you out of your mind? I’ve told you before, you’re a prince, shouldn’t you be marrying the daughters of other nobles and princes? How long have we known each other? Do you know my nature? You dare to come at me like this? Are you not afraid that I’m actually a spy from the Witch Research Association and that all of my protection has been an act?"

After hearing her, Luosang also sighed, then said,

"I saw your true face that day. Your fear of pain wasn’t fake... And my requirements aren’t high. Rather than a political marriage with any other family, I’d rather marry someone simple. So, trying it out with you isn’t a problem, right?"

Carolina pursed her lips and did not respond, and Prince Luosang continued with his previous question,

"So, what’s your answer? Can the two of us have children together?"

"...How would I know, shouldn’t we try and see?"

Carolina said this petulantly, not daring to look at him.

In the opera house, the next opera began to perform, it was still "Moon Night," though she did not know if actors had been switched, the beautiful voice remained enchanting, singing the Nali ballad wonderfully.

It was still that lyric,

"Ah... my princess, why do you deceive me so, causing the one I love to endure forbidden torment?"

"Dear king, it is not my intention; my love for you lingers, the responsibility to the kingdom hesitates me... at this moment, I am willing to give up everything, entrust the sincere me to you, love you till the last moment of life, with this moonlight as witness."

...

...

Not far away by the bushes, Moli opened her mouth, watching the two holding hands and slowly walking away, not sure what to make of it.

The look on Fisher’s face next to her was strange, as if he did not know what to say.

They had quietly followed since Carolina and Luosang came out; Moli was there for the gossip, while he wanted to see if Carolina was successful... which, it seemed, was not much different from being there for the gossip.

He had thought Carolina was going to fail when she spilled everything, and if she hadn’t given that relic paper to Luosang, he would’ve gone out to force the interruption of the casting...

Just joking, Fisher wasn’t that heartless.

In fact, this was just a trial, and even if Carolina wasn’t successful, Fisher could still get her safely out of Nali, especially since Prince Luosang had instructed others not to reveal her presence on site.

Nali Official wouldn’t detect her for a while, so secretly sending her off to live out her days in a small country or an unknown place was also a decent choice.

But who could have expected such an... outrageous development?

Fisher thought Prince Luosang’s comment at their first meeting, "First of all, I’m not gay," was utter nonsense.

Although Carolina really didn’t seem much like a normal male, Fisher felt it would be too much to blame her complete change into a lady on that black hair; that would be too unjust to the Undead Witch...

The ending seemed quite good at least, as for how to explain bringing Carolina back to Luosang’s aunt, Queen of Schwali, that was his own problem. After all, they had only known each other for a few days and there was still a long road of romance ahead.

This was no longer Fisher’s concern.

"Let’s go, I’ll take you back."

Moli squatted behind the bushes with a look of someone enjoying the show, having watched two operas in one night already well worth the ticket price.

Hearing Fisher’s words, she turned her head and nodded, then stood up and adjusted her dress, following the gentleman toward the other end of the street, where they could catch a carriage.

"So, Lady Carolina was a male before; I couldn’t tell at all... Life is truly a miracle. Would it be okay if I tell Lord Ramasitia about this?"

Moli’s little face was flushed; she wasn’t so socially anxious after spending time with him, her speech even grew much more, solidifying her identity as the "Whale-man race chatterbox" a bit more, though to humans, she was just a regular little girl.

Fisher smiled and said,

"During the Gedelin Festival, restaurants stay open late every evening. Do you want some late-night snacks?"

"Mm!"

"..."

He shouldn’t have asked that; courtesy was a non-existent concept for the Whale-man Moli, with only hunger being real...

Forget it, just for this one night, consider it an apology to her.

Though it seemed he had already apologized to her many times before?

Moon Night hung in the sky, with the moonlight gently falling, just providing a soft backdrop for their path ahead.