Adventure Journal [Western Fantasy]

An episodic story, Oriana's private adventure journal

Six heart-wrenching little stories

Luckily, the mermaid is always by her side

# The High Priest of the Merfolk! A must-have for becoming the Sea King!

Reborn, she knows the ocean is facing a great danger

The priest died in her previous life

She left him to her teacher, but her teacher became her mate

Save the beautiful, powerful, and tragic merfolk priest

On the night her companions elected her captain, Virila drank the crew members who had come to curry favor with her under the table, one after another.

To celebrate reaching the peak of her life, she staggered to the seaside with a tankard of ale to enjoy the breeze. Lying comfortably in the sand, Virila stared in disbelief through the haze of her rising drunkenness:

Damn, was that a naked mermaid watching her?!

Beneath the moonlight, the stranger's handsome features were striking and captivating.

"Congratulations, Captain Virila," the mermaid said coolly. "As you can see, I am a subject of His Majesty Poseidon. I have a commission for you. Would you be interested?"

[Please find the lost Atlantis.]

This was how the Sea God and his High Priest first met.

But Virila never imagined that this mermaid, whose face practically screamed [difficult to deal with], would become her most loyal companion and lover in the days to come. And this rather haphazardly begun adventure would lead her to godhood. In the epic passed down by word of mouth, the fame of the Lord of the Ocean would resound through the ages.

Little scene:

After they had grown close, Virila recalled that night. "Perth, you swam back into the sea with that box, looking so aloof."

"Yes," the merfolk priest replied, his expression sacred and compassionate. "It held the romantic novel I had just bought: '99 Escapes from the Wedding, the Beloved Wife Runs Away with His Baby.'"

It was a moving story about [the tenacious Miss Sea Cucumber, who spat out her internal organs 99 times for love and finally got a happy ending], he added, still savoring it.

Reader's guide:

1. This draws on real-world information, but is packed with fictional details and has little value as research. It's just an adventure story set in an imaginary world, so my dear readers, just enjoy the ride.

2. Happy ending, so dive in without worry. The author is a fan of sweet romances.

3. I can't think of anything else for now.

Theme: A tribute to courage and the eternal ocean!