Temptress of the sea

Isla Azul

                             Scene: 3
                                        (Part-1)
"Sirena hummed to herself as she tidied up the house, the sound of the sea gently lapping against the shore adding a soothing backdrop to her work. As she dusted the antique bookshelf in the attic, a small book caught her eye.
oceanic tales : ancient legands and enigmas
The cover was worn, but the symbols and text etched on it looked ancient and mysterious. Curious, she picked it up and flipped through the pages. To her surprise, it seemed to be a book about mermaids, filled with spells and stories she had never seen before.""Sirena knew her grandma was familiar with the magical world, having witnessed her perform small spells from time to time. But the presence of a book about mermaids seemed odd. She called out to her grandma, who was in the kitchen preparing lunch. "Grandma," she said, "what is this book about mermaids doing here?"Grandma sighed as she heard Sirena's question, her expression hardening slightly. "That book belongs to me," she responded, her voice gruff. "You don't need to worry about it. It's just more of the old nonsense that I've collected over the years."Sirena wasn't satisfied with this answer. "But what's it about?" she pressed. "The book contains information about mermaids, does it not?"Grandma let out another sigh, seeming reluctant to disclose too much. "Yes, the book contains information about mermaids but not just mermaids there is more into this book, but it's nothing you need to concern yourself with," she said firmly. "It's just an old legend, something that shouldn't be disturbed.""But why can't I know about it?" Sirena queried. "You know more than you've ever let on. And why is the information about mermaids just some unimportant legend , I am myself a mermaid I have the right to know more about my kind." Grandma pursed her lips, clearly trying to decide whether to provide more information. After a moment of silence, she spoke again. "It's not for you to know, my dear. Some things are better left undisturbed. As for the mermaids, it's best not to worry about them. " Grandma please tell me
This book is not just about mermaids  itsn't it...?it contain something more I want to know tell me please" grandma signed as said "sirens"  "Sirens?" Sirena repeated, her curiosity piqued. "I've never heard of them. What are they? And why are they in the same book as mermaids?"
Grandma looked somewhat uncomfortable, as if she was contemplating whether to reveal more. But seeing the intense curiosity in Sirena's eyes, she let out a weary sigh and decided to continue.
"Sirens are a rare and mysterious creatures, completely different from mermaids. They are said to live in the depths of the ocean and possess magical abilities...""What kind of magical abilities?" Sirena asked eagerly, leaning closer to hear more details.
Her grandma frowned slightly, her expression turning more serious. "They have the power to mesmerize and ensnare their victims, luring them with their enchanting music and irresistible voices. It's said that once someone is caught in a siren's trap, it's almost impossible to escape.""That sounds pretty dangerous," Sirena admitted, a shiver running down her spine. "Do they often target humans?"
Grandma nodded, her expression darkening. "Yes, they do. Sailors and fishermen have told tales of being lured to the sea by the sound of beautiful singing, only to find themselves caught in the grasp of a siren. Many have lost their lives to them.""But why haven't I ever heard of them before?" Sirena wondered out loud. "If they're so dangerous, shouldn't I  know about them?"
Grandma shrugged. "They're extremely rare, and the stories of them have mostly been passed down through word of mouth. Many people don't believe they even exist, thinking them to be a myth or a tale.""So, are you saying they could be real?" Sirena asked incredulously. "And what if someone came across a siren? What would happen then?"
Grandma gave her a stern look. "You're asking too many questions, child," she replied, her tone warning. "It's best not to think much about these things. Sirens are dangerous and best avoided at all costs."Sirena sighed, her disappointment evident, but she knew better than to press the matter further when Grandma was being so evasive. She put the book down and dusted her hands. "I think I'll finish my cleaning later," she mumbled, heading out of the attic.

As she closed the door, a strange feeling washed over her, a mix of curiosity and unease. She couldn't shake off the thoughts about the mysterious sirens.
Days went on, but the memory of the strange book about sirens continued to linger in Sirena's thoughts. She found herself frequently glancing towards the attic, the desire to learn more about the dangerous creatures gnawing at her. However, her grandmother had made it clear that the topic was off-limits, and Sirena knew better than to cross her.

                             Scence: 3
                                      (Part -2)

The airport was bustling with activity as people hurried through to catch their flights. Amongst the crowd, seven friends could be seen checking in and preparing for their flight . The air of excitement was palpable, each friend carrying a bag and a passport in hand.
As they waited in line to check in their bags, Jimin turned to Taehyung with a curious look on his face. "So, this island we're going to," he began, "this Isla Azul, what can you tell  about it? Where exactly is it?" 
Taehyung smiled with a hint of mystery, clearly enjoying keeping his plans somewhat secretive. "It's in the Pacific," he replied. "A small, uninhabited island, with only around 200 residents. It's a hidden gem, known for its secluded beauty and tranquility
"Once they had checked in their bags, the group moved through security and onto the departure lounges. As they waited for boarding, they began to chat amongst themselves about work and life. The conversation was light-hearted and filled with laughter.
Finally, the announcement was made for their flight  and the group gathered their carry-on bags and prepared to board. They passed through the gate and onto the plane, finding their seats and settling in for the ride.

The plane took off into the sky, the city below them growing smaller and smaller as they began their journey to the mysterious island.As the plane soared through the sky, a comfortable silence fell over the group. Everyone was deep in their thoughts about the upcoming vacation. Jimin, sitting next to Taehyung, felt a wave of gratitude towards his friend. He turned to Taehyung and said, "You know, I really appreciate this trip. It means a lot to me"
Taehyung looked back at Jimin, his smile warm and genuine. "You're welcome," he replied, his voice soft.  You're My family jimin ...you are the only one I have and I love you with all my heart seeing u having trouble with all those nightmares and work pressure  I had to do something to lift your mood so that's why I planned this trip "Jimin felt a pang in his heart upon hearing Taehyung's words. He knew that their bond  was special,  after jimin's parents death he has gone through lots of ups and down in His life...reaching to the place where he is right  now was not easy at all. All those hardwork all those painful memories all those suffering he  edured it ..and in all those hard times taehyung was always there for him supporting  him in every step of his life and to jimin taehyung was his world.
"I know," Jimin said softly, a smile on his face. "You're the same to me. You're the only family I've got left."Taehyung reached out and gave Jimin a reassuring pat on the shoulder. "We stick together," he said firmly. "No matter what life throws at us."Jimin nodded, feeling a warmth spread through him. "You're right," he agreed. "We're in this together."
After a few hours in the air, the plane reached Florida airport. The group got off the plane and, as Taehyung had explained earlier, they were not going to take a direct flight to the island Isla Azul. Instead, they had to wait at the Florida airport for a while before boarding a cruise that would take them to the island. 
They were informed that the cruise ride would take approximately six hours, as there was no airport situated on the island.