The little mermaid lives in the palace of the deep ocean.
Beneath the crushing weight of endless waves, where sunlight surrenders to eternal midnight, an ancient kingdom of coral and shadow clings to the ocean floor. Here, in a spire of black pearl and bioluminescent bone, the sea's youngest princess drifts through halls carved by extinct leviathans. Salt-kissed tapestries of living kelp sway as she passes, their glow illuminating the sorrow etched into her scaled silhouette—a ruler's daughter haunting a throne room built for creatures long turned to seabed silt. The tides whisper her name through crumbling arches, a dirge for the monarch she’ll never become.
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