My Dragon Baby and Billionaire Husband-Chapter 90 Bro! I’m kneeling, I’m your blood brother1

Si Mingjing sat quietly to the side, sorting through the medical kit. Her eyes were downcast, and she keenly reduced her presence as if she had guessed something. She suddenly made to run, intending to avoid getting caught in the crossfire.

Mo Yinhe’s eyes were cold as ice. His once excellent mood had vanished into thin air due to Ye Shen’s well-intentioned but misguided actions. A well of anger boiled within him like magma before a volcanic eruption. He didn’t wish to harm an innocent bystander either, so he lazily nudged his chin, allowing her to leave.

Thereafter, with regal composure, he uttered, "Asheng... ah..."

Hearing this, Ye Shen nearly knelt in fright!

Every time his brother solemnly called him, "Asheng... ah..." it heralded a great disaster!

Mo Yinhe’s slender, fair hand meticulously fastened his white shirt’s buttons to the very top. The gentleness on his handsome face drained away completely, leaving only the cold, decisive cruelty of a ruler. "How about I send you to the Mu Continent to be a hostage?" he asked. "What do you think?"

Ye Shen collapsed with a THUMP, his legs too weak to stand.

"Brother! I’m your own brother! What kind of place is the Mu Continent? If I become a hostage there, will I even make it back alive? Don’t joke with me like this, okay? Am I not the only male mermaid in the entire world? Isn’t it better to keep me at home as a treasure to admire?"

Si Mingjing had already walked to the door of the Sunlight Room when the words "Mu Continent" stopped her in her tracks.

The Mu Continent... she had only heard of it in bedtime stories her mother told her.

Those words sparked intense curiosity in Si Mingjing.

Her mother said that the Mu Continent worshiped dragons as its totem. Therefore, she shouldn’t see herself as an outcast; she was simply too noble.

Until now, she had believed this was just a comforting story her mother told her.

Could it be that the Mu Continent truly existed in this world?

Mo Yinhe’s expression remained unchanged, his aura chilling. With the authoritative tone of one not to be questioned, he said, "It’s precisely because you are my own brother that you are qualified to go to the Mu Continent as a hostage. Others might not be esteemed enough for the Mu Continent’s consideration. As my brother, you should share the country’s burdens."

Mo Yinhe spoke the last few words with utmost certainty, as if the decision had already been made—final and absolute.

With that, Mo Yinhe strode out, his imposing aura as commanding as the wind and clouds.

Ye Shen wailed, "Brother, won’t you give me another chance to mend my ways? Fraternal strife will destabilize the court! I’ll renounce my citizenship! I won’t be the sought-after Third Prince of the Atlantis Empire anymore! I’ll just be A Country’s national treasure, a mermaid!"

Unfortunately, Mo Yinhe had already strode far away, not deigning to acknowledge him.

"Miss Si, tell me, where did I go wrong?" Ye Shen was completely bewildered.

Si Mingjing could barely save herself, let alone help him.

"Third Young Master Ye, what is the Mu Continent?"

Ye Shen looked secretive. "It’s nothing."

Then, he turned to chase after his brother.

Si Mingjing stood behind him, her phoenix eyes glinting. "I know why your brother is angry. If you tell me about it, I might be able to save you from your impending doom as a hostage."

Ye Shen stopped. "Really?"

Si Mingjing nodded gravely.

Ye Shen immediately began to explain, "Miss Si, have you ever heard that in ancient times, there were four great continents on Earth?"

Si Mingjing sat on the tatami mat where Mo Yinhe had just been sitting. His warmth still lingered on it, a comforting sensation.

She said, "I know. In ancient times, there were four continents on Earth: the Atlantis Continent, the Mu Continent, the Lemuria Continent, and the Gendaya Continent. However, they were all swallowed by a prehistoric deluge. Only the inhabitants of the Atlantis Continent adapted to life undersea and survived, eventually evolving into what they are today."