Pearl Sea,
The vast azure sea stretched boundlessly, like a deep blue sheet of silk spread across the horizon. The gentle sea breeze blew like a lover's soft whisper, lightly brushing over the glittering waves.
In these tranquil waters, a pale blue three-masted sailing ship drifted leisurely.
Its hull was light and graceful, like a dream woven from morning dew, swaying gently to the rhythm of the waves and dancing a waltz upon the sea.
The seawater lapped softly against the hull, producing a melodious tune that echoed the cries of distant seabirds. The ship's three masts towered into the sky, their sails billowing in the wind like outstretched wings, carrying the vessel slowly onward.
This peaceful, beautiful scene was shattered by a furious voice.
"Damn it, Ariel! If you keep spouting nonsense beside me, I'll kill you."
The pleasant female voice was overflowing with anger, so sharp that it nearly pierced the ear.
"Helen, I mean no harm. I'm just curious about what you're so angry about."
"On this ship, we're the only two people of the same age. We should be friendlier and get along better."
"But your temper has been getting worse lately. I want to help you."
"If something's troubling you, Helen, you can tell me."
A calm male voice followed, speaking extremely quickly without the slightest fluctuation in tone.
"Get lost! Why do you have so much nonsense to say?"
The female voice sounded close to losing it, as though she wanted nothing more than to beat up the boy in front of her.
"Don't be angry, Helen. I didn't do anything."
"Don't rush."
The two were arguing at the bow, but the surrounding crew had long since grown used to it.
They had no desire to interfere. If Ariel started chatting with them, they