The ancient war ended, and the two mermaids who depended on each other won the war. They should have been freed from the dust with the end of their lives.
But the only remaining survivors of the defeated tribe were unwilling to be destroyed.
He concealed all the past, disguised himself as a respected mage, and cast down a thousand-year curse with an inscription carved on the bone.
Unable to escape the fate of the gods, the two were forced into an infinite reincarnation, reborn over and over again, enduring disasters and suffering. Only by reincarnating together can he find his enemy.
In this life, two mermaids are steadily in love. They frequently glimpse the broken phantoms of those who died in battle in their previous lives in the old land, and are wary of the gentle and reliable mage instinct.
As the scale crystal appears, the memories that have been dusted for thousands of years slowly wake up.
Only then did they suddenly realize that the senior who had always been friendly and helpful at every turn was the initiator of revenge that spanned thousands of years.
The villain has no obsession with love from beginning to end. To him, the thousand-year reincarnation is just a long dormant revenge.
Hatred never only traps the enemy. The person who casts the curse is also bound by the shackles of heaven, trapped in suffering alone for endless years.
When racial grievances are before us again, how can two people who love each other break this fateful cage that has been going back and forth for thousands of years?
Tags: Fantasy | Mermaid | Reincarnation and fate | Revenge | Two male protagonists
Intention: Even if you are trapped in the reincarnation of fate, love and courage can break the shackles; hatred will only consume yourself, and only by letting go of obsession can you gain new life.