After the mermaid turned into foam, her soul attached to the ocean, and was brought back to the tree of life by the kind-hearted sea god Poseidon and resurrected, called Natis. Out of love for the innocent and lovely mermaid, Poseidon made her queen of the sea. And she gave birth to three lovely children with the mermaid Natis. Nattis, who originally thought he could live a carefree and romantic life deep under the sea with Poseidon, was too naive. He was deceived by David, the leader of the psychedelic sea area, and his transformation into a human prince brought back memories of Natisse's past love. Natis was so obsessed with the flirtatious David that she sacrificed her and Poseidon's three children as sacrifices to the deep sea whirlpool. After the child's death, Natice regretted it. He began to reflect on the fact that his innocence and kindness were just a dream that deceived himself and others, just like the prince in his previous life did not love himself and only regarded himself as his sister. And it was the wild thinking that fell into a mirage that led to this tragedy. Mistakes in this life are no exception...
Poseidon, the god of the sea, saw his children dying tragically in the whirlpool of the deep sea. He was heartbroken and dismissed Natis from his position as Queen of the Sea. The mermaid left the Sea Queen and wandered aimlessly all day long. . .
Purpose: To express the idea that pure love is sometimes just a mirage that deceives oneself and others by continuing the fairy tale about the life of a mermaid who turned into a bubble and was resurrected by the sea god Poseidon.