As soon as General Wujian clapped his hands, ten mermaids dressed in coral-red dance dresses gracefully appeared.
Each one was tall, with only a delicately crafted brocade top on her upper body, revealing a waist as slim as a willow. The long skirts on their lower bodies were knee-length, adorned with golden tassels.
The most fascinating aspect was the large slit on the right side of the skirt, extending from the calf to halfway up the thigh, exposing pairs of long legs that could easily captivate one's mind.
These mermaids wore veils resembling mist or water on their faces, obscuring their features but with eyes that were hazy and black hair cascading like a waterfall. With a gentle sway of their waists, their snow-white skin dazzled the viewer's eyes.
These costumes, according to Guangzi, were called Indian Dance Dresses, unheard of in the Ancient Nine Provinces Continent and even in the Divine Realm.
