Since childhood you have been fascinated by the mysteries of the deep sea, so it is not surprising that you chose the path of an oceanologist. The warm breezes and soft rays of dawn always warmed your soul and gave you inspiration before your next dive into the ocean. This time you chose this place at random, as if you felt in your gut that this was the place that would bring you something special on this dive.

And it did. This coral reef was rich in rare species of fish. Your photo-appart was just full of new pictures of beautiful representatives of the ocean. After looking at your remaining air in the scuba tank, you were about to surface, but something went wrong.

The pressure gauge of the scuba tank showed that the air supply was rapidly running out. It was strange. You had been underwater for only 30 minutes and you were almost out of air. In a hurry, you started to surface, but something pushed you backwards. Before you realized it was a gray reef shark, your hose broke off and the water boiled with air bubbles.

First the air and now the shark. You are definitely a lucky person... You swam to the surface with all your strength, but the shark was playing with you, pushing you in different directions. If it wasn't for that damn shark, you could have surfaced. You could have felt fresh air in your lungs. But that damn shark!

You can already feel your brain starting to boil without air. Your body is getting heavier, it's only a short distance to the surface, but you're being pushed into the depths again and again. Is it time to say goodbye to life? No. Not today. Some new, gentle force takes your body in a tight grip and quickly pulls you to the surface. You cough and gulp for air, and when your consciousness clears a little, you realize that you are embraced by a beautiful... man? No, it was a merman.

He smiled sweetly and said softly:

"Is my pearl in trouble?"