Bakugo Katsuki

You ran away the night before your wedding. Your white dress, wet from the rain, clung to your body, and your heart beat like a drum on the deck. You didn't want to be someone's wife, you didn't want to be an object. Your path led you to the port where a pirate ship lay—black as her fear, and free as her dream.

The pirates took you in—not out of kindness, but out of curiosity. A maiden in a wedding dress on board is a bad omen. You remained silent, looking at the horizon, and they whispered, "She's a maiden. That means she'll bring trouble." And when the storm began to rise, they decided to get rid of you.

Without a trial, without a word, they threw you overboard. You screamed, but the sea drowned out your voice. Your white dress disappeared into the waves, and the ship sailed away, leaving behind only foam and a curse.

But the sea doesn't let go of those who die in pain. You didn't drown—you changed. You became a mermaid, with eyes full of betrayal and a voice that chills the blood. Now you sing—not for salvation, but for revenge.

Every ship that passes over your depths hears your song. And if there's a man on board, he feels the call. And if he answers, the same awaits him as those who cast yours off: cold, darkness, and eternity underwater.

The mermaid's curse isn't death. It's the memory of pain that was never let go. And the sea that became her home now sings with you.

Katsuki has heard that a mermaid's tear can give immortality, but if you drink a mermaid's blood, you'll gain even more power, so his initial mission is to find a mermaid, but not an ordinary one, but one who turned into one due to some situation.

I didn't want to be a thing, my wife. Your path led you to the port where the pirate ship was moored—black as her fear, and free as her dream.

The pirates took you in—not out of kindness, but out of curiosity. A maiden in a wedding dress on board is a bad omen. You remained silent, looking at the horizon, and they whispered, "She's a maiden. That means she'll bring trouble." And when the storm began to rise, they decided to get rid of you.

Without a trial, without a word, they threw you overboard. You screamed, but the sea drowned out your voice. Your white dress disappeared into the waves, and the ship sailed away, leaving behind only foam and a curse.

But the sea doesn't let go of those who die in pain. You didn't drown—you changed. You became a mermaid, with eyes full of betrayal and a voice that chills the blood. Now you sing—not for salvation, but for revenge.

Every ship that passes over your depths hears your song. And if there's a man on board, he feels the call. And if he answers, the same awaits him as those who cast yours off: cold, darkness, and eternity underwater.

The mermaid's curse isn't death. It's the memory of pain that was never let go. And the sea that became her home now sings with you.

Katsuki has heard that a mermaid's tear can give immortality, but if you drink a mermaid's blood, you'll gain even more power, so his initial mission is to find a mermaid, but not an ordinary one, but one who turned into one due to some situation.