Why Mermaids never Serve

Why Mermaids never Serve

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Fantasy
Behind every rumour, there is, but a little bit of truth to it. Ever wondered how the rumours of fish tailed sirens came about? Mythology tells us that Mermaids are females with a fish like tail in place of a pair of legs. Everything else about them is shrouded in mystery. How did they come into existance? What drove a woman to grow a tail, to sing a melody so sweet that its listeners are wooed to death? The only way to find these answers is to read what happened in the past. In an era where you and I weren't even conceived nor imagined to be. A time when pirates dominated the seas and titans were forced feared by all. Vote, Comment, Critique this Short work of Mine!
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Siren

Legends, Myths & Fairytales. The world is full of these stories, specifically those told of mythical, magical creatures that dwell in the ocean - Sirens. Sirens are described as the most hauntingly beautiful and dangerous beings of the sea. They are rumored to lure sailors with their hypnotising songs. Ever wondered why? Our story begins in a small coastal town nestled between mountains and the shimmering, endless ocean. There, a young woman by the name of Marina resides. Marina's tale doesn't start as a Legend, Myth, or Fairytale, but as a rumor. Known for her celestial beauty and captivating voice, her destiny is not one she chose but rather one that was forced upon her.

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