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When the curse of the castle was lifted, Avira and her companions were astonished to find themselves transported to a picturesque blue bay. The surroundings were stunning, but she quickly realized that she had become separated from Loren and Aidan.
Standing on the vast beach, the sea breeze gently swaying her skirt, Avira's eyes revealed a hint of confusion and unease. The waves lapped gently at the shore, creating a soothing and rhythmic sound that contrasted sharply with her inner tension.
She strolled on the soft beach, each step seeming to search for a trace of her companion. However, apart from the sound of the waves and the calls of the seabirds, there was nothing else around.
At that moment, a poignant yet beautiful song drifted over like a sea breeze, gently soothing Avira's tense nerves. She stopped in her tracks, carefully listening to the captivating melody. A hint of curiosity flashed in her eyes, and she followed the direction of the song.
Approaching the rock, she witnessed an unexpected sight: a golden-haired, blue-eyed mermaid was sitting on the rock, with her golden hair fluttering in the wind and deep sadness in her emerald eyes.
However, this mermaid was not the legendary mermaid princess, but a sturdy Mermaid Prince. Avira felt speechless at this always gender-bending world, but she couldn't help but approach the Mermaid Prince.
Avira couldn't help but furrow her brows and mockingly said, "Really, even mermaids in this world don't play by the rules."
Upon hearing her words, Mermaid Prince turned his head, his pair of emerald eyes shimmering with a strange light in the sunlight. A faint smile appeared on his face, seemingly amused by Avira's comment.
"Is your world only filled with princesses and witches?" His voice was soft and charming, just like his singing.
Avira stepped closer, a hint of distrust on her face. "Maybe, but at least in our stories, mermaids don't sing to lure humans."
Mermaid Prince smiled, his smile carrying a hint of mystery: "Perhaps I just want to find someone to share my song with."
Avira quietly sat down, listening to his singing. The sea breeze continued to blow, bringing the distant taste of salt, and her heart gradually calmed down. The beauty and singing of Mermaid Prince seemed to have a kind of magic that could make people forget their worries.
"Hello, I am Avira. Your singing voice is truly enchanting," Avira said, her voice tinged with curiosity and admiration.
Mermaid Prince lifted his head, his eyes filled with sadness. "My name is Caspar. This sea used to be my home, but now it's only loneliness and heartache."
"Why are you sad?" Avira asked, sitting by the rocks and locking eyes with Caspar.
Caspar's face was stunningly beautiful, his golden hair shimmering in the sunlight, and his eyes held the depth of the ocean. "Because I have lost everything I love, my family, my friends, all disappeared because of a disaster."
Avira Listening to his words, a hint of sympathy rose in her heart. "I'm sorry to hear that. But your singing is full of hope, maybe not everything is lost."
Caspar Looking at the horizon, a bitter smile crept onto his lips. "Maybe, but I've lost faith. I sing just to commemorate the lost beauty."
"You shouldn't give up," Avira encouraged, "Every story has a turning point, just like me and my friends, we always find light in the darkest moments."
Caspar's eyes flashed with a hint of surprise. "Do you really believe that?"
"Yes, I believe," Avira said firmly, "Every desperate ending has the potential to become a new beginning."
Caspar looked at Avira, her eyes filled with strength and confidence. It seemed like a glimmer of hope had ignited in his heart.
"Perhaps you are right, Avira. Perhaps I should seek my light again," Caspar said, his voice tinged with uncertainty.
Avira stood up, smiling as she reached out her hand. "Let's search for it together, Caspar. There will always be a place of light in this dark world."
Caspar reached out his hand and tightly grasped Avira's hand.
His expression changed from sadness to determination. With Avira's encouragement, he seemed to have found new strength. Suddenly, Caspar's gaze became profound, and he pointed his hand towards the distant sea.
"Avira, let me take you to see the real underwater world, where hidden secrets and beauty lie," said Caspar with a hint of mystery in his voice.
Avira looked at him in surprise, but her eyes were filled with curiosity. "Can you do that? I'm human and can't breathe underwater."
Caspar smiled and took out a sparkling gem from his necklace. This gem is called the "Deep-sea pearl," which grants humans the ability to breathe freely underwater.
"With this, you can swim freely underwater just like me," Caspar said as he gently placed the gem around Avira's neck.
Avira felt a cool breeze surrounding her, making her feel unusually comfortable. She looked at Caspar in surprise, then nodded in agreement.
Caspar took Avira's hand and leaped into the azure waters. Avira followed him, sinking into the underwater world together.
In that deep and enchanting underwater world, Avira was amazed to find herself able to breathe freely underwater. Before her eyes unfolded a strange picture: colorful corals formed a forest of colors, shimmering schools of fish darted through it like lively stardust, and the dark, mysterious underwater caves only fueled her curiosity.
Caspar took her on a tour of this magical underwater world. His golden fish tail drew elegant arcs in the water, each movement filled with power and beauty. His figure was perfect like an ancient Greek sculpture, his muscular lines particularly striking underwater, and the shimmering scales on his fish tail seemed to be inlaid with countless gems.
Avira followed him, shuttling through this wonderful underwater world. Together, they skimmed over the colorful coral reefs, admiring the vibrant and peculiar marine life. Caspar's eyes carried a childlike innocence, but the occasional glint reminded Avira that this beautiful Mermaid Prince was not simply harmless.
When they arrived at a sunken ancient ship, Caspar's eyes sparkled with the spirit of adventure. The old ship was immersed in the depths of time, surrounded by a mysterious and ancient aura. The hull was covered with various marine creatures, as if it had become a small underwater ecosystem.
Caspar led Avira through the narrow decks and cabins, pointing out the marine life clinging to the old ship, occasionally showing off his knowledge and at other times adopting a nonchalant attitude.
Avira couldn't help but laugh and said, "Your innocent yet cruel nature really makes you unpredictable."
Caspar looked back at her, revealing a mysterious and charming smile: "Perhaps, this is the charm of the underwater world, isn't it? Both beautiful and dangerous."
Avira gazed at him, feeling deeply that this Mermaid Prince was as unfathomable as the ocean. They continued to explore the underwater world, each place filled with surprises and unknowns, much like the subtle and complex relationship between them.
Caspar often gazes at Avira with an indescribable emotion on his face. "Avira, you have shown me a different world, made me feel like there might still be hope."
Avira smiles gently, her eyes filled with tenderness. "Caspar, everyone has an ocean in their heart, sometimes calm, sometimes stormy. You just need to find the ocean that belongs to you."
They spent an unforgettable time together in the underwater world until the sun set and the light on the sea gradually dimmed. Caspar and Avira returned to the shore hand in hand.
"Thank you, Avira. This journey means a lot to me," Caspar said, his voice filled with the joy of rebirth.
Avira smiled and responded, "I thank you too, Caspar. This has been a wonderful adventure that I will always remember."
The two of them stood on the beach, gazing out at the ocean under the night sky. The starlight shimmered on the water, and the sea breeze gently brushed by, carrying the salty scent of the ocean. In this moment, they both felt an unprecedented sense of peace and contentment.
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