Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
The Vice-Captain had contradicted himself, and Ming Chu wasn't surprised at all.
She had long since learned from Aloshi about some characteristics of his race. This race, similar to Mermen, all had blue hair, a blue that couldn't be covered by ordinary dyes.
Moreover, their greatest characteristic was—being beautiful.
Back when Aloshi was all dusty and gray, Ming Chu could still tell he was beautiful, let alone now, when he was nourished by the ocean and still drew eyes even after restraining himself.
Although Ming Chu was also beautiful, she looked different from the Mermen, who had innate racial traits.
So Ming Chu had believed the Vice-Captain when he said he thought Aloshi was a decoy, but she didn't believe he really thought she was a Merman.
Since there was no trust from the start, the questions she asked the Vice-Captain were just going through the motions.
In fact, when the Vice-Captain wasn't looking, Ming Chu had already passed a note to Aloshi, who had been rolling his eyes the whole time.
Oh, Aloshi was rolling his eyes at the Vice-Captain. Every time the Vice-Captain said something obediently, Aloshi would roll his eyes; every time he said something, he'd roll his eyes again, clearly not believing the Vice-Captain either.
But after reading the note, Aloshi was clearly very excited and secretly gave Ming Chu an 'OK' sign.
And that led to what just happened.
Even if the Vice-Captain was originally wary of Aloshi, Aloshi hadn't moved at all, just like an accessory. Once he relaxed, hadn't he been caught by Aloshi?
You have to know, the Yellow Throat tribe—well, translated into Alpha Star language, they should be called the 'Monkey tribe with beautiful singing voices', but what Ming Chu heard was a simple translation.
The Yellow Throat tribe's voices were indeed quite pleasant, and they could indeed sing, with their voices carrying some bewitching effects.
But Aloshi, the Merman, was the originator of bewitchment; he had almost bewitched Ming Chu herself.
Not to mention that when the Vice-Captain was off-guard, Aloshi's bewitchment was always on point.
Aloshi whispered from the side: "See, I told you these land-dwelling races aren't honest."