——Dedicated to Poseidon.
The article related to "The Mermaid of Fuaiweierhai" is written by the author "The Seed That Cannot Germinate". It is recommended to read the previous article first, because the author said that the background setting is too lazy to explain in detail [...]
It's still a story about Mermaid
Happy eating~
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Hahahahahahahahahaha Arctic shrimp when I was a kid, salmon when I grow up. The difference is that Didi won't believe it anymore.
I like it so much. I read the article by Fuai Weilhai and then read this one. I like it very much.
Hahahahahahahahaha why is Didi afraid of pink! !
Thoughts after watching "Song of Poseidon"
It was only a few months later that I found out that the last episode had been completed. Last year, I was scratching my head because of the lack of updates to the episode. Now that it's over, I'm happy for their story, but also a little melancholy.
Every time I read Seed's articles, I have some particularly fantastic dreams. The emotions that the author's writing touched me were combined with the plot of "The Secret of Edie Finch", and the images of "Blue Planet" gave me material for dreams. When I woke up, I could hear the sound of rippling sea water in my head (it's not that I had water in my head).
This review is different from the review of "The Mermaid of Fuaiweihai". There is no emphasis on lyricism. Because this time the dream process is written in detail, it can actually be regarded as a record rather than a review.
I became a skua, like in molly finch's fantasy.
The wind blew across me forcefully, and my thick chest allowed me to ride the wind. So I looked down at the sea from the sky, where there were green islands and blue water.
But the sea is a cold sea.
Like the sea in the still image, it is calm and broad but seems thin, as if there is only sea water in this sea and no breath of life.
I thought maybe I was too far away from her.
As soon as I thought about it, I started to fall, and I felt the wind howling.
Then, sink to the bottom.
After countless tiny crystal bubbles dissipated, brilliant colors appeared before your eyes.
Schools of fish swim leisurely through patches of gorgeous coral, and flamboyant conches move slowly on the rounded stones. There are countless lives buried under the silence of the sea. This is a tolerant sea, which is the huge power generated by the intersection of cold and warm currents.
At this moment, I am a fish.
The waves on the waves reflected on my body, and the floating water attracted my attention. The rain fell low on the water, making a noisy sound. A rainbow floated on the water, looking like a melted sun or a transparent mermaid.
A voice chanted.
This is the brightest rain I have ever seen.
Sighing with satisfaction, I became a whale again.
After crossing those overlapping, intersecting, and zigzagging flashes, and bypassing the volcanic rocks emitting warm currents, I finally came to this sea.
There are no fluorescent stones or brightly colored shells here. Her rhythm is very slow, as if the fish living here are growing slowly because of this, and the time flowing here is also slowing down.
There are no warm colors, even the sand is white, making her invisible at night.
I can feel the rhythm of life under the water, feel her indescribable emotions, listen to her breathing, and talk to her.
The strait seems to be washed away by the calmness and sadness after the chaos.
In the silence, I saw someone setting off bright fireworks on the cracked ice, exploding fine slag on the ice. And every inch of her arc dancing under the light is filled with the pulse of life.
Suddenly, as if it were part of the ocean, a giant whale rose out of the sea and swam into the dark sky.
The aurora appeared.
Then the monotonous and dense black night sky became magnificent.
I became myself again.
I lay on the shallow water covered with cool white sand and reached out to touch the fluorescent light flowing steadily in front of me.
In my ears was the beautiful sound of the sea water, and there was some clear and long melody to match it.
It was a song about the aurora sung by the mermaids in the cold waters.
It said - the aurora illuminates the sea at night, and the sea guards the mermaids. The mermaids lie in the calm harbor, watching for tomorrow.
Super cute! Congratulations Didi, now the psychological shadow of childhood can be solved hahahahahahaha
After watching it, I always feel that I may be astringent? There are too many, and I always think about things that cannot be broadcast.
Both are so cute! !
Hahahahahahahahaha so cute
Hahahahaha, it's decorated with round snowballs. It's so cute just thinking about it.
Wuwuwuwuwu, the Sixth Prince is so miserable. Wuwuwuwu.
What Didi cares about is that Poseidon is holding his hand, it's so cute! !
My heart feels warm, I love you so much
It's very beautiful, very fairy tale, it feels so healing, like lying in water warmed by the sun
It's so well written, I really like their story! Big thanks to the author!
Really a very beautiful story
Shangzhi ExtraParallel Lines
Song of Poseidon·Seeds that cannot germinate 2020-04-24
1. About the encounter
(1)
Oceanus loves humans.
As early as when he was a little mermaid following his mother, Oceanus liked to hide under the ice floes and peek at the fishing boats passing by.
Humans don't have tails, so they can't stay in the sea all the time, let alone chase fish like mermaids, but they have so many tools that every time they hunt, they never fail.
Those fishing nets filled with fish made the little mermaid envious of them, who could not yet hunt alone.
Oceanus had always wanted a fishing net at that time - he was sure that humans had many, but his mother would not allow him to take even one away from the fishing boat.
"Stay away from humans, they will hurt you." His mother warned him many times.
However, Oceanus still likes these land creatures that look very similar to him, have no tails, and are good at catching fish.
He also still wants the fishing net.
(2)
After starting to travel alone, Oceanus followed the fish to warmer waters.
There are more humans there and more ships in the harbor.
Oceanus found many broken nets and some sunken ships on that seabed.
There are many small things belonging to humans in the sunken ship, and Oceanus is full of curiosity about them. In addition to hunting, eating and resting every day, he spent time picking among the shipwrecks and testing the uses of those small things.
He even created a small jar to hold human items he found useful or interesting, and stuffed a small octopus in it as a stopper to prevent things from falling out.
Unfortunately, he failed to pick up a complete fishing net.
(3)
Human harbors are not suitable for merfolk to wait for a long time: the number of ships entering and leaving the harbor is too dense, and there are few fish willing to live nearby. After rummaging through the wrecks of interest, Oceanus decided to take his little jar and bid farewell to the harbor.
In order to avoid human sight, he chose a rainy day as his departure day.
As a result, the rainy day suddenly turned into a stormy day soon.
After that, he was inexplicably caught in the fishing net he had always wanted.
(4)
Humans would not go out to sea to fish in stormy weather, and mermaids would not stay too close to the sea during storms - but that's what happened: Oceanus's little octopus was swept away by the current, and in the process of retrieving it, he encountered a ship that did not return in time.
The ship, which was nearly capsized by the waves, had no time to discard the trawl net. It was not until the crisis passed that the humans on board discovered what was tangled in their nets.
(5)
The fact of being caught made Oceanus extremely nervous.
Oceanus likes humans, but whether it is the warning from his mother or his own observations, he is convinced that humans can and are capable of harming him.
Even though he was already larger than all the humans on the ship at that time, Oceanus still felt threatened and afraid.
(6)
"I thought they were going to eat me, like they eat other fish caught in the net," Oceanus said.
(7)
"I also thought I would be eaten." Tim wrinkled his nose in agreement, showing a scared expression, "Before I met you, I was always worried about being eaten."
The exchange between the mermaids made Nick, who was listening on the sidelines, hesitate to speak.
The human expression looked strange, and Tim was attracted by his strange appearance. "What do you want to say?" Tim wanted the human in front of him to become normal.
But the human didn't feel his intentions at all, and slowly shook his head as if he was trying to hold back something.
"Nothing, you continue." The human replied with the tool in his hand.
(8)
Tim withdrew his attention from humans and looked at Oceanus again.
The process of him being captured by humans had been told to Oceanus a long time ago. Tim did not want to repeat that bad experience, but Oceanus rarely mentioned his past, and Tim wanted to participate in his sharing.
(9)
Tim's experience was very different from Oceanus'.
It was no coincidence that humans caught him.
The sea area where Tim was born was rarely visited by humans and ships. If Tim had not left there on his own initiative, if he had been older and more experienced when he left, if... His mother could have taught him more, maybe he would not have exposed himself to humans so easily.
"I'm chasing a school of flying fish," Tim muttered under his breath. "That's stupid."
Young mermaids like to chase flying fish, which is very helpful for honing their hunting skills. Mermaid mothers will encourage their children to do this.
But by then Tim had no mother.
(10)
Tim doesn't know why his mother died. He only knew that his mother was not injured, but one day she quickly became weak and eventually stopped waking up.
Tim placed her among his favorite corals and left the house.
He swam very close to the coast, trying to find an adult of his own race to take him in.
"Mom said that if we could find other mermaids, they would take care of me on her behalf. I was too young at that time..." Tim wiggled his tail fin slightly, "She was worried about me until the end."
"She definitely didn't expect that I would be caught by humans as soon as I left home." He complained, suddenly paused, and became silent.
Tim's expression was calm, but he looked sad.
Oceanus hugged him gently and rubbed his back soothingly.
Tim put his arms around Oceanus' waist and rested his head on his shoulder.
The silent tenderness of the mermaids lasted for a while, and the humans left them quietly without disturbing them.
(11)
During the hug, Tim suddenly asked: "How will humans eat us?"
"What?" Oceanus didn't react.
Tim said: "I've been wondering for a while how a human would eat a caught mermaid. Is it straight up like we eat fish, or is it, um... 'Cooked'?"
Tim said a word he learned from humans.
The mermaids once expressed curiosity about human food, and humans explained the word when showing food.
Oceanus thought for a while and replied uncertainly: "It should be OK? They eat 'raw' food and also 'cooked' food."
(12)
One day later, they asked Nick about it.
"Humans don't eat mermaids." Nick firmly rejected their question.
Tim was a little confused. He wanted to ask why those people wanted to arrest him in the first place if it wasn't for food.
But Nick became so excited that his eyes turned red. "Humans shouldn't hurt mermaids." He gritted his teeth as he spoke, his whole body shaking slightly, "No one can."
Tim didn't ask that question.
"He looks like he's going to cry - humans cry so much," thought Tim. "How weak."
2. About human beings
(1)
Tim told Oceanus his views on humans.
Oceanus nodded in agreement: "They love to cry."
Because there were no humans nearby and no human "camera", Oceanus' words were very straightforward, so there was no need to worry about making anyone cry.
Humans love to cry.
Oceanus had seen many crying faces.
(2)
The first person to cry in front of him was the owner of Poseidon Island.
"I remember hearing crying." Oceanus tried to recall the situation at that time, but those memories were very vague. "I was seriously injured at the time, almost to the point of death... He must have been crying... I couldn't see or hear clearly, but I felt that he was crying."
"Why is he crying? Is he injured too?" Tim was a little confused.
Oceanus shook his head and said, "He is crying for me."
(3)
"Why?" Tim became more and more confused.
This problem also troubled Oceanus.
Many of the humans who came and went on the island had cried in front of him: some just had wet eyes, some shed tears quietly, and some made sounds. The sobs were mixed with the intermittent speech, making Oceanus completely confused as to what they wanted to express.
Those small cries often appeared during the period when he was unconscious, driving away his sleepiness and unwilling to let him sleep peacefully.
After he regained consciousness, few people cried in front of him.
"They helped me turn over, treated my wounds, and spoke to me in very soft voices, even though I couldn't understand it at all," Oceanus smiled. "As long as I make a small response, they will be very happy, and some will be so happy that they shed tears."
"Do you also cry when you are happy?" Tim muttered, "Like a child."
Oceanus continued: "Later, I gradually discovered that they cried because they cared about me - just like they cared about their fellow humans."
(4)
Humans are very strange creatures, they will cry for creatures that are not of their own kind.
You cry when you are sad and you cry when you are happy.
"It does look like a child," Oceanus said, "even the body is similar."
(5)
Human bodies are smaller than mermaids. When Oceanus grew up, the difference in body size between the humans on the island and him often made him worry that humans would not survive the winter on Poseidon Island.
As for strength, humans cannot compare with mermaids.
When Oceanus could not control his limbs properly, he would often injure the humans who cared for him: bruises and bleeding were common. Every time he accidentally hurt a human being, the injured person would never fight back, but would constantly comfort him with that soft voice.
"Obviously they are smaller, more fragile, easily injured, and love to cry, but they are taking care of me." Oceanus sighed with emotion, "So, I think, since they care about me as much as they care about their own race, I should treat them as my own race."
(6)
"I like humans. They're smart and funny -" Oceanus said with a joking lilt, laughing. "They also gave me lots and lots of fishing nets."
"Although some humans will harm mermaids, there are also many humans who are helping mermaids."
"I like them."
(7)
After Oceanus said this, he asked Tim curiously: "What about you? Do you like them, or do you hate them?"
Tim pursed his lips and thought for a while, then said, "I don't like it, and I don't hate it either."
"But," Tim added, "since you like it, I will help you take care of them."
-END-
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Settings of Mermaids
Oceanus, also translated as Oceanus, comes from Greek mythology. Oceanus is the god of oceans and rivers in Greek mythology, the ancestor of the sea gods, and the head of the twelve Titans. The English word ocean comes from his name.
Adult length: 2.50 Meters
Likes: humans
Physical characteristics: The largest of the mermaids found, they originally lived in cold to warm waters. It has gray-green eyes, light body color, silvery hair and tail, and is suspected to be an albino.
Tim, a German name, means "God's gift".
Adult length: about 2.50 Meters
Likes: Coral
Physical characteristics: red hair, brown eyes, golden-green fish tail.
Q&A
Q: Is there any explanation for the names of Oceanus and Tim?
A: Oceanus is the beginning of all stories and the explanation and cornerstone of the friendly relationship between humans and mermaids. He is a slightly deified character, so his appearance is that of a large albino, older and tolerant. The name of Oceanus, the Titan of Greek mythology, suits him very well, but in order to prevent the familiar Chinese translation of the name from causing drama, the article uses the less commonly used translation of "Oceanas".
A: Tim is an unexpected surprise, both for Oceanus and the author himself. "Song of Poseidon" actually has no outline, only a general framework. Tim grew up within this framework. What the author did was record what he would do from the perspective of an observer.
Q: Does Tim know that humans named him Tim?
A: I don't know. All the researchers call him Didi when communicating with him. Ms. Victoria must bear this responsibility.
Q: What are the likes and dislikes of mermaids towards humans?
A: The degree of favorability toward humans is roughly Oceanus ≥ Dylan > Tim > Elroy. However, Dylan grew up under the protection of researchers and has never encountered danger from humans. Strictly speaking, Oceanus should be more tolerant of humans.
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"The Trapped Whale" "Big Fish" "Meer aus Farben"
Damn it!!! Xiaoxiao, you actually killed Ranran!!!
What Didi cares about is that Poseidon is holding his hand, it's so cute! !
I hope everything goes well for them (be sincerely) I won't say any more, I'm going to Changpei to reward my gentle wife. 555 Is so gentle.
What a beautiful story, like a fairy tale, thank you
I feel so happy after reading it...
Well? When will the extra episode be released? It's great to watch!
This is a sea worth staying in, with cute mermaids and humans qwq
It's so beautiful. Woooooooooooo.
Sprinkle flowers??? What a sweet fairy tale!
N brushed it... What a beautiful story T T
Didi and Poseidon want to be happy! [Star Eyes][Star Eyes]
It's great that they actually exist.
Watch it again, it's great.
Ah ah ah ah, author, your writing is so good, come on👏Looking forward to the next book [A Dog's Head Holds a Rose]
Hahahahahahahahahaha Arctic shrimp when I was a kid, salmon when I grow up. The difference is that Didi won't believe it anymore.
I like it so much. I read the article by Fuai Weilhai and then read this one. I like it very much.
Hahahahahahahahaha why is Didi afraid of pink! !
Thoughts after watching "Song of Poseidon" It was only a few months later that I found out that the last episode had been completed. Last year, I was scratching my head because of the lack of updates to the episode. Now that it's over, I'm happy for their story, but also a little melancholy. Every time I read Seed's articles, I have some particularly fantastic dreams. The emotions that the author's writing touched me were combined with the plot of "The Secret of Edie Finch", and the images of "Blue Planet" gave me material for dreams. When I woke up, I could hear the sound of rippling sea water in my head (it's not that I had water in my head). This review is different from the review of "The Mermaid of Fuaiweihai". There is no emphasis on lyricism. Because this time the dream process is written in detail, it can actually be regarded as a record rather than a review. I became a skua, like in molly finch's fantasy. The wind blew across me forcefully, and my thick chest allowed me to ride the wind. So I looked down at the sea from the sky, where there were green islands and blue water. But the sea is a cold sea. Like the sea in the still image, it is calm and broad but seems thin, as if there is only sea water in this sea and no breath of life. I thought maybe I was too far away from her. As soon as I thought about it, I started to fall, and I felt the wind howling. Then, sink to the bottom. After countless tiny crystal bubbles dissipated, brilliant colors appeared before your eyes. Schools of fish swim leisurely through patches of gorgeous coral, and flamboyant conches move slowly on the rounded stones. There are countless lives buried under the silence of the sea. This is a tolerant sea, which is the huge power generated by the intersection of cold and warm currents. At this moment, I am a fish. The waves on the waves reflected on my body, and the floating water attracted my attention. The rain fell low on the water, making a noisy sound. A rainbow floated on the water, looking like a melted sun or a transparent mermaid. A voice chanted. This is the brightest rain I have ever seen. Sighing with satisfaction, I became a whale again. After crossing those overlapping, intersecting, and zigzagging flashes, and bypassing the volcanic rocks emitting warm currents, I finally came to this sea. There are no fluorescent stones or brightly colored shells here. Her rhythm is very slow, as if the fish living here are growing slowly because of this, and the time flowing here is also slowing down. There are no warm colors, even the sand is white, making her invisible at night. I can feel the rhythm of life under the water, feel her indescribable emotions, listen to her breathing, and talk to her. The strait seems to be washed away by the calmness and sadness after the chaos. In the silence, I saw someone setting off bright fireworks on the cracked ice, exploding fine slag on the ice. And every inch of her arc dancing under the light is filled with the pulse of life. Suddenly, as if it were part of the ocean, a giant whale rose out of the sea and swam into the dark sky. The aurora appeared. Then the monotonous and dense black night sky became magnificent. I became myself again. I lay on the shallow water covered with cool white sand and reached out to touch the fluorescent light flowing steadily in front of me. In my ears was the beautiful sound of the sea water, and there was some clear and long melody to match it. It was a song about the aurora sung by the mermaids in the cold waters. It said - the aurora illuminates the sea at night, and the sea guards the mermaids. The mermaids lie in the calm harbor, watching for tomorrow.
Super cute! Congratulations Didi, now the psychological shadow of childhood can be solved hahahahahahaha
After watching it, I always feel that I may be astringent? There are too many, and I always think about things that cannot be broadcast.
Both are so cute! !
Hahahahahahahahaha so cute
Hahahahaha, it's decorated with round snowballs. It's so cute just thinking about it.
Wuwuwuwuwu, the Sixth Prince is so miserable. Wuwuwuwu.
What Didi cares about is that Poseidon is holding his hand, it's so cute! !
My heart feels warm, I love you so much
It's very beautiful, very fairy tale, it feels so healing, like lying in water warmed by the sun
It's so well written, I really like their story! Big thanks to the author!
Really a very beautiful story
Shangzhi ExtraParallel Lines Song of Poseidon·Seeds that cannot germinate 2020-04-24 1. About the encounter (1) Oceanus loves humans. As early as when he was a little mermaid following his mother, Oceanus liked to hide under the ice floes and peek at the fishing boats passing by. Humans don't have tails, so they can't stay in the sea all the time, let alone chase fish like mermaids, but they have so many tools that every time they hunt, they never fail. Those fishing nets filled with fish made the little mermaid envious of them, who could not yet hunt alone. Oceanus had always wanted a fishing net at that time - he was sure that humans had many, but his mother would not allow him to take even one away from the fishing boat. "Stay away from humans, they will hurt you." His mother warned him many times. However, Oceanus still likes these land creatures that look very similar to him, have no tails, and are good at catching fish. He also still wants the fishing net. (2) After starting to travel alone, Oceanus followed the fish to warmer waters. There are more humans there and more ships in the harbor. Oceanus found many broken nets and some sunken ships on that seabed. There are many small things belonging to humans in the sunken ship, and Oceanus is full of curiosity about them. In addition to hunting, eating and resting every day, he spent time picking among the shipwrecks and testing the uses of those small things. He even created a small jar to hold human items he found useful or interesting, and stuffed a small octopus in it as a stopper to prevent things from falling out. Unfortunately, he failed to pick up a complete fishing net. (3) Human harbors are not suitable for merfolk to wait for a long time: the number of ships entering and leaving the harbor is too dense, and there are few fish willing to live nearby. After rummaging through the wrecks of interest, Oceanus decided to take his little jar and bid farewell to the harbor. In order to avoid human sight, he chose a rainy day as his departure day. As a result, the rainy day suddenly turned into a stormy day soon. After that, he was inexplicably caught in the fishing net he had always wanted. (4) Humans would not go out to sea to fish in stormy weather, and mermaids would not stay too close to the sea during storms - but that's what happened: Oceanus's little octopus was swept away by the current, and in the process of retrieving it, he encountered a ship that did not return in time. The ship, which was nearly capsized by the waves, had no time to discard the trawl net. It was not until the crisis passed that the humans on board discovered what was tangled in their nets. (5) The fact of being caught made Oceanus extremely nervous. Oceanus likes humans, but whether it is the warning from his mother or his own observations, he is convinced that humans can and are capable of harming him. Even though he was already larger than all the humans on the ship at that time, Oceanus still felt threatened and afraid. (6) "I thought they were going to eat me, like they eat other fish caught in the net," Oceanus said. (7) "I also thought I would be eaten." Tim wrinkled his nose in agreement, showing a scared expression, "Before I met you, I was always worried about being eaten." The exchange between the mermaids made Nick, who was listening on the sidelines, hesitate to speak. The human expression looked strange, and Tim was attracted by his strange appearance. "What do you want to say?" Tim wanted the human in front of him to become normal. But the human didn't feel his intentions at all, and slowly shook his head as if he was trying to hold back something. "Nothing, you continue." The human replied with the tool in his hand. (8) Tim withdrew his attention from humans and looked at Oceanus again. The process of him being captured by humans had been told to Oceanus a long time ago. Tim did not want to repeat that bad experience, but Oceanus rarely mentioned his past, and Tim wanted to participate in his sharing. (9) Tim's experience was very different from Oceanus'. It was no coincidence that humans caught him. The sea area where Tim was born was rarely visited by humans and ships. If Tim had not left there on his own initiative, if he had been older and more experienced when he left, if... His mother could have taught him more, maybe he would not have exposed himself to humans so easily. "I'm chasing a school of flying fish," Tim muttered under his breath. "That's stupid." Young mermaids like to chase flying fish, which is very helpful for honing their hunting skills. Mermaid mothers will encourage their children to do this. But by then Tim had no mother. (10) Tim doesn't know why his mother died. He only knew that his mother was not injured, but one day she quickly became weak and eventually stopped waking up. Tim placed her among his favorite corals and left the house. He swam very close to the coast, trying to find an adult of his own race to take him in. "Mom said that if we could find other mermaids, they would take care of me on her behalf. I was too young at that time..." Tim wiggled his tail fin slightly, "She was worried about me until the end." "She definitely didn't expect that I would be caught by humans as soon as I left home." He complained, suddenly paused, and became silent. Tim's expression was calm, but he looked sad. Oceanus hugged him gently and rubbed his back soothingly. Tim put his arms around Oceanus' waist and rested his head on his shoulder. The silent tenderness of the mermaids lasted for a while, and the humans left them quietly without disturbing them. (11) During the hug, Tim suddenly asked: "How will humans eat us?" "What?" Oceanus didn't react. Tim said: "I've been wondering for a while how a human would eat a caught mermaid. Is it straight up like we eat fish, or is it, um... 'Cooked'?" Tim said a word he learned from humans. The mermaids once expressed curiosity about human food, and humans explained the word when showing food. Oceanus thought for a while and replied uncertainly: "It should be OK? They eat 'raw' food and also 'cooked' food." (12) One day later, they asked Nick about it. "Humans don't eat mermaids." Nick firmly rejected their question. Tim was a little confused. He wanted to ask why those people wanted to arrest him in the first place if it wasn't for food. But Nick became so excited that his eyes turned red. "Humans shouldn't hurt mermaids." He gritted his teeth as he spoke, his whole body shaking slightly, "No one can." Tim didn't ask that question. "He looks like he's going to cry - humans cry so much," thought Tim. "How weak." 2. About human beings (1) Tim told Oceanus his views on humans. Oceanus nodded in agreement: "They love to cry." Because there were no humans nearby and no human "camera", Oceanus' words were very straightforward, so there was no need to worry about making anyone cry. Humans love to cry. Oceanus had seen many crying faces. (2) The first person to cry in front of him was the owner of Poseidon Island. "I remember hearing crying." Oceanus tried to recall the situation at that time, but those memories were very vague. "I was seriously injured at the time, almost to the point of death... He must have been crying... I couldn't see or hear clearly, but I felt that he was crying." "Why is he crying? Is he injured too?" Tim was a little confused. Oceanus shook his head and said, "He is crying for me." (3) "Why?" Tim became more and more confused. This problem also troubled Oceanus. Many of the humans who came and went on the island had cried in front of him: some just had wet eyes, some shed tears quietly, and some made sounds. The sobs were mixed with the intermittent speech, making Oceanus completely confused as to what they wanted to express. Those small cries often appeared during the period when he was unconscious, driving away his sleepiness and unwilling to let him sleep peacefully. After he regained consciousness, few people cried in front of him. "They helped me turn over, treated my wounds, and spoke to me in very soft voices, even though I couldn't understand it at all," Oceanus smiled. "As long as I make a small response, they will be very happy, and some will be so happy that they shed tears." "Do you also cry when you are happy?" Tim muttered, "Like a child." Oceanus continued: "Later, I gradually discovered that they cried because they cared about me - just like they cared about their fellow humans." (4) Humans are very strange creatures, they will cry for creatures that are not of their own kind. You cry when you are sad and you cry when you are happy. "It does look like a child," Oceanus said, "even the body is similar." (5) Human bodies are smaller than mermaids. When Oceanus grew up, the difference in body size between the humans on the island and him often made him worry that humans would not survive the winter on Poseidon Island. As for strength, humans cannot compare with mermaids. When Oceanus could not control his limbs properly, he would often injure the humans who cared for him: bruises and bleeding were common. Every time he accidentally hurt a human being, the injured person would never fight back, but would constantly comfort him with that soft voice. "Obviously they are smaller, more fragile, easily injured, and love to cry, but they are taking care of me." Oceanus sighed with emotion, "So, I think, since they care about me as much as they care about their own race, I should treat them as my own race." (6) "I like humans. They're smart and funny -" Oceanus said with a joking lilt, laughing. "They also gave me lots and lots of fishing nets." "Although some humans will harm mermaids, there are also many humans who are helping mermaids." "I like them." (7) After Oceanus said this, he asked Tim curiously: "What about you? Do you like them, or do you hate them?" Tim pursed his lips and thought for a while, then said, "I don't like it, and I don't hate it either." "But," Tim added, "since you like it, I will help you take care of them." -END- =========================== Settings of Mermaids Oceanus, also translated as Oceanus, comes from Greek mythology. Oceanus is the god of oceans and rivers in Greek mythology, the ancestor of the sea gods, and the head of the twelve Titans. The English word ocean comes from his name. Adult length: 2.50 Meters Likes: humans Physical characteristics: The largest of the mermaids found, they originally lived in cold to warm waters. It has gray-green eyes, light body color, silvery hair and tail, and is suspected to be an albino. Tim, a German name, means "God's gift". Adult length: about 2.50 Meters Likes: Coral Physical characteristics: red hair, brown eyes, golden-green fish tail. Q&A Q: Is there any explanation for the names of Oceanus and Tim? A: Oceanus is the beginning of all stories and the explanation and cornerstone of the friendly relationship between humans and mermaids. He is a slightly deified character, so his appearance is that of a large albino, older and tolerant. The name of Oceanus, the Titan of Greek mythology, suits him very well, but in order to prevent the familiar Chinese translation of the name from causing drama, the article uses the less commonly used translation of "Oceanas". A: Tim is an unexpected surprise, both for Oceanus and the author himself. "Song of Poseidon" actually has no outline, only a general framework. Tim grew up within this framework. What the author did was record what he would do from the perspective of an observer. Q: Does Tim know that humans named him Tim? A: I don't know. All the researchers call him Didi when communicating with him. Ms. Victoria must bear this responsibility. Q: What are the likes and dislikes of mermaids towards humans? A: The degree of favorability toward humans is roughly Oceanus ≥ Dylan > Tim > Elroy. However, Dylan grew up under the protection of researchers and has never encountered danger from humans. Strictly speaking, Oceanus should be more tolerant of humans. [BGM when coding (recommended BGM for reading)] "The Trapped Whale" "Big Fish" "Meer aus Farben"
Damn it!!! Xiaoxiao, you actually killed Ranran!!!
What Didi cares about is that Poseidon is holding his hand, it's so cute! !
I hope everything goes well for them (be sincerely) I won't say any more, I'm going to Changpei to reward my gentle wife. 555 Is so gentle.
What a beautiful story, like a fairy tale, thank you
I feel so happy after reading it...
Well? When will the extra episode be released? It's great to watch!
This is a sea worth staying in, with cute mermaids and humans qwq
It's so beautiful. Woooooooooooo.
Sprinkle flowers??? What a sweet fairy tale!
N brushed it... What a beautiful story T T
Didi and Poseidon want to be happy! [Star Eyes][Star Eyes]
It's great that they actually exist.
Watch it again, it's great.
Ah ah ah ah, author, your writing is so good, come on👏Looking forward to the next book [A Dog's Head Holds a Rose]