Evil always comes from courage

Merivatan drove away those shadows, her voice full of majesty and authority, just like her mother; get away, you maggots trapped by the sea, lifeless corpses, I will drive you away in the name of my mother. Into the deep sea!

In an instant, those shadows escaped into the sea and fled in all directions, no longer caring about the boy in the boat.

Bode Seben; look at her beautiful eyes, like stars falling down, who are you? Who are you who have driven away death for me? Why are you so far away from me?

Melivatan did not answer, she turned her back and hid in the waves.

I saw a wave rolling over, and Bode Seben looked at the sea. He looked anxious, and his eyes searched everywhere on the sea, but he couldn't find the figure that suddenly appeared, and shouted in panic:"Where are you going?"

Merivatan turned around, looked at the boy in the distance, and sang softly; when the morning sun shone brightly, it was another beautiful sunny day, butterflies were flying among the flowers, and the birds were singing about freedom.

Bode Seben was immediately intoxicated by the singing. He leaned on the edge of the boat and listened carefully. He couldn't help but admire: ah, your voice is so beautiful.

Merivatan once again got closer to the boat, still singing;

The earth is so beautiful, but I yearn for the mysterious ocean, watching the rolling waves and listening to the surging tides soothe my heart.

When Bode Seben could barely see the owner of the voice, he was full of surprise;"

Have you ever heard me sing!"

Then he sang along with the song, and Merivatan also swam to his side. She stretched out her hand to touch the boy's face, staring into his eyes of joy and wonder, and the two sang:

My beloved, When will you appear? Are you the impermanent sea, playing with my heartstrings and pushing away my hand?

I've been looking forward to it day and night, but you haven't appeared yet. How can I express my love for you.

At this point, Meliveitan was suddenly startled by the waves raised by the tail fins. She immediately retracted her hand in panic. At this moment, she seemed to remember her mother's teachings, echoing in her ears.

She immediately dived away, leaving the boy looking at the sea with a pure smile on his face, and he almost fell into the sea.

He tried his best to fiddle with the water, but the boat didn't obey his orders. Melivatan's tail fin slapped the paddle onto the sea surface, and it just fell into the boat. He swam out a long way away and took one last look at the boy.

Bode Seben;

Hey! Where are you going? Can I see you again tomorrow?

This time Meliviathan did not make any response, but chose to swim far away, leaving Bode Seben alone waving his arms and shouting to the sea;

I will wait for you!

I saw the boy sliding the oar and leaving the stage. The lights dimmed again, and a figure could be vaguely seen running around in the darkness. Soon, the music suddenly changed, and white light beams appeared on the stage. It flickered, and the cloth that looked like ocean waves trembled more violently. The sound of the violin sounded like the rushing wind, and the beating of the drum made people feel uneasy.

Meliviathan's song sounded, and the lights turned on, and the music weakened a little; tonight, the waves are rolling, the wind is roaring, and the silver snake is twisting in the haze, like my struggling heart, Don't know how to choose.

Meliviathan was seen sitting on a reef, her tail fins swaying slightly. She didn't seem to notice the wind, rain, or lightning in her eyes.

The thunderstorm is like her mother's eyes, gazing at her daughter, the wind and rain are like her mother's tears, wanting to embrace her, the lightning is like her mother's flying figure among the sea, only Meliveathan, sad Singing:

The truth shattered into pieces of bitterness. I don’t know when my mother left my side. She was once so verbose that people were bored, but now, the sea is cold and I am the only one left.

As she sang, those ghosts and dark shadows were also rising and falling in the waves. She didn't know what they were singing in a low voice. Meliviathan didn't seem to understand the voice, but she was even more sad and wiped away the tears in her eyes.

(Here the black shadow sings the language of the ancient gods, translation; What a poor soul, she doesn’t know that the world is quietly changing, the gods have died long ago, and one sleep is eternity, transcending billions of years.)

Meliveathan; where is she going? What's up? I searched for tomorrow after tomorrow. My mother, do you feel my betrayal? If you can come back, I would like to promise never to see that boy again.

(Chorus of black shadows, translation; She can no longer look into your eyes, and she has never felt betrayed by you. Your stupidity makes it too late for you to say a final farewell. No one can protect you from erosion and curse, you will Struggling forever in the dark and lonely years, until everything you own rots away.)

Then the boy appears again, rocking the boat, and Meliviatan is also looking for her mother, with a chorus in the background Time flies, year after year, the boy has grown up, but he is still drifting in the sea. He cannot forget the girl who sang that night and is deeply immersed in the singing.

Meliviathan looked at him from a distance; time passed by and life was infinite, and the boy took the trouble, but after another three years, he finally became disheartened, and his lovely eyes became deeper.

After an unknown amount of time, the boy sang vaguely. The voice was so low that everyone in the audience tilted their necks to make out the details, but this time no one could hear clearly what the boy was singing. Just when everyone was about to complain about this, Meliviathan spoke again;

I vaguely looked through the sea and listened to him sing"Today is the last day, and I have to decide whether I want to see him again."

Everyone then breathed a sigh of relief and continued to look at the stage intently.

Melaviathan:

The light of the starry night turns into the shadow of the Milky Way. If I can only be imprisoned in this deep sea forever, how many tens of thousands of years will I have to endure loneliness?