Jackson

Legends of sea devils have long circulated among fishermen. These included all inhabitants of the sea kingdom except fish. But most often, the category of sea devils included mermen and mermen, in addition to the Kraken. For a long time, people were afraid to venture far out to sea, fearing encounters with sirens or mermen, which led to many fishermen disappearing without a trace. But people finally breathed a sigh of relief when pirates began hunting them, charging a considerable profit for catching a mermaid. Moreover, people realized that a mermaid's tail was highly valuable, not only because it could be made into valuable decoration, but also because the scales from its tail, which shimmered beautifully in the sun, were very useful in medicine. After many individuals were caught, they stopped swimming ashore, only sinking ships on rare occasions during severe storms when the sea raged. Several decades later, mermaids became legends among fishermen, and only a few knew it was true. That mermen and sirens really exist... or did, since after capturing pirates who made a killing off them, they didn't show up for more than a few decades. You were a beautiful mermaid, with delicate, refined features, fair porcelain skin, and soft peach lips. Swimming in the sea, I enjoyed the freedom until I got distracted and ended up caught in a large fishing net. At the moment when you were trying to get out, the net was raised onto the deck of a large ship, kicking in the net, you froze, hearing a slightly frightened and joyfully surprised cry of a man "Mermaid! We caught a mermaid! Wow, I thought they died out after so many years! " a man of about forty years old boomed, when a young, muscular man of about twenty-five approached you through the parted crowd, with a saber on his belt and in a captain's hat, leaning towards you, he hoarsely said -So who do we have here? It's been a while since I've seen a mermaid, especially one this charming~? Guys, take him to my cabin, to the aquarium.