Chapter 251

　　Louisa's POV 　　In despair, I pressed his chest and started to do CPR on him. 　　I saw Uma do it once when one of the soldiers drowned. I didn't know how to do it correctly, but I knew I had to try my best to save him. 　　"Do you need me to take you back to the land? It's a bit tiring to float like this with two human beings on top of me," the catfish said. 　　"Yes, sure. Sorry," I said. I almost forgot that we were actually staying on the back of a giant catfish. 　　While the catfish was swimming to the shore, I still didn't want to give up on Alex. 　　His face became deadly white and I couldn't see any sign of life. 　　As we approached the land, I struggled to drag him out of the water and kept doing CPR on him. 　　"Is he going to make it?" the catfish asked. 　　He was floating around the shore and didn't want to go away. 　　"I don't know, but I have to try my best," I said. 　　"Are those two fishheads looking for you?" the catfish asked. 　　"Oh, yes," I whispered to myself. 　　"Mana, Mata! I'm