The commotion from the yacht delighted the mermaid sitting on the whale's back...
Under normal circumstances, the sailors aboard the ship would lose themselves in the enchanting song before being lured into the sea and drowned.
But the children aboard the yacht seemed to have no urge to jump overboard. Instead, they had simply passed out on the deck.
Although she hadn't achieved the desired effect, the mermaid still had confidence in her singing.
She drove the whale slowly toward the yacht, intending to board it and search for what she wanted.
This mermaid and the Sirens were descendants of the inhabitants of ancient Atlantis.
After the great battle, the Immortal hadn't wiped out these creatures. Instead, he had allowed them to leave.
A large number of terrified merfolk and Sirens left this place and entered the various oceans, creating countless legends.
Eventually, deprived of the protection of their kind, they slowly vanished into the river of time.
The remaining merfolk and Sirens chose to stay in the Bermuda Triangle.
They multiplied and thrived here, while turning the region into a graveyard for ships.
The figure sitting on the whale's back was the leader of the merfolk. During a routine inspection of Atlantis, she had accidentally picked up fragments of the Sea Emperor's Trident.
The three-foot-long shaft, with one fork connected to another and shaped like Lightning, was clutched in her hand.
Relying on this broken divine artifact, she controlled countless undersea creatures and ruled the kingdom of the merfolk and Sirens...
She had fought the Basilisks because this mermaid leader had never abandoned her desire to find the remaining pieces of the trident.
The arrival of the Basilisks had clearly disrupted her plans.
As a result, even after fighting for a long time, the mermaid still hadn't found a