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Chapter One Prologue Coral The underwater world is a place of beauty and danger, where alliances shift like the tides and secrets lurk in the depths. Over the years, I’ve seen countless sea creatures make choices they’d live to regret. I’ve also witnessed the consequences of those choices rippling through the ocean. Sometimes, I can only watch in sadness as they pay the price for their foolishness. Other times, I’m able to help guide them in a different direction. My journey has been long. As a young hatchling, I was swept far from my nest in the currents and carried to the edge of the ocean. I was weak and hungry, but I survived. Now, I’m older than any other sea creature who swims these waters. I am the Ancient One, a wise sea turtle who watches and waits for the right moment to intervene. And it looks like that moment has finally come. A group of dolphins play above me, chasing one another through the deep blue waters. They’re young and carefree, unaware of the dangers that lie in wait for them. One dolphin in particular seems more curious than his companions. He swims close to me, his sleek body glinting with reflected sunlight. His name is Finn, and he’s been seeking adventure for as long as I’ve known him. I stay still, allowing him to see me. He always seems surprised by my presence, no matter how many times we meet. “Hello there,” he says, swimming closer. “What brings you here today?” “Hello, Finn,” I return. “I’m here to speak with you about something important.” He stops swimming and frowns. “With me? What did I do wrong?” “Nothing at all.” I give him an encouraging smile. “I need your help.” That gets his attention. He perks up and glides closer, watching me with bright eyes. “Of course,” he says eagerly. “Anything you ask.” “It’s not for me,” I tell him. “There are strange things happening in the sea, and I think you’re the one who can help solve the mystery.” “Strange things?” he echoes. I nod. “Things that shouldn’t be happening.” He hesitates for a moment before asking, “What do you want me to do?” “I want you to find out why these things are happening,” I say. He looks at me in surprise. “But…why me?” I smile at him. “Because you’re brave and adventurous. You’re not afraid to take risks.” Finn grins at me. “Well, you know what they say: no risk, no reward.” “The sea is full of rewards, if you know where to look,” I agree. Finn turns his head and looks out at the blue waters surrounding us. “So, what do you need me to do?” “I need you to follow your instincts,” I tell him. He tilts his head and waits for me to continue. “Go where you feel drawn to explore,” I instruct him. “And keep your eyes open for anything unusual.” “Okay.” He pauses for a moment before asking, “What kind of unusual things?” I hide a smile and say, “You’ll know when you see them.” “I don’t understand,” he admits. “You will,” I assure him. “Just trust yourself, and all will become clear.” I pause for a moment before adding, “You won’t be alone on this journey.” He looks surprised at that. “I won’t?” Chapter Two Coral I shake my head and say, “No. There’s someone else who can offer you guidance.”
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Chapter OnePrologueCoralThe underwater world is a place of beauty and danger, where alliances shift like the tides and secrets lurk in the depths.Over the years, I’ve seen countless sea creatures make choices they’d live to regret. I’ve also witnessed the consequences of those choices rippling through the ocean.Sometimes, I can only watch in sadness as they pay the price for their foolishness. Other times, I’m able to help guide them in a different direction.My journey has been long. As a young hatchling, I was swept far from my nest in the currents and carried to the edge of the ocean. I was weak and hungry, but I survived. Now, I’m older than any other sea creature who swims these waters.I am the Ancient One, a wise sea turtle who watches and waits for the right moment to intervene. And it looks like that moment has finally come.A group of dolphins play above me, chasing one another through the deep blue waters. They’re young and carefree, unaware of the dangers that lie in wait for them.One dolphin in particular seems more curious than his companions. He swims close to me, his sleek body glinting with reflected sunlight. His name is Finn, and he’s been seeking adventure for as long as I’ve known him.I stay still, allowing him to see me. He always seems surprised by my presence, no matter how many times we meet.“Hello there,” he says, swimming closer. “What brings you here today?”“Hello, Finn,” I return. “I’m here to speak with you about something important.”He stops swimming and frowns. “With me? What did I do wrong?”“Nothing at all.” I give him an encouraging smile. “I need your help.”That gets his attention. He perks up and glides closer, watching me with bright eyes.“Of course,” he says eagerly. “Anything you ask.”“It’s not for me,” I tell him. “There are strange things happening in the sea, and I think you’re the one who can help solve the mystery.”“Strange things?” he echoes.I nod. “Things that shouldn’t be happening.”He hesitates for a moment before asking, “What do you want me to do?”“I want you to find out why these things are happening,” I say.He looks at me in surprise. “But…why me?”I smile at him. “Because you’re brave and adventurous. You’re not afraid to take risks.”Finn grins at me. “Well, you know what they say: no risk, no reward.”“The sea is full of rewards, if you know where to look,” I agree.Finn turns his head and looks out at the blue waters surrounding us. “So, what do you need me to do?”“I need you to follow your instincts,” I tell him.He tilts his head and waits for me to continue.“Go where you feel drawn to explore,” I instruct him. “And keep your eyes open for anything unusual.”“Okay.” He pauses for a moment before asking, “What kind of unusual things?”I hide a smile and say, “You’ll know when you see them.”“I don’t understand,” he admits.“You will,” I assure him. “Just trust yourself, and all will become clear.” I pause for a moment before adding, “You won’t be alone on this journey.”He looks surprised at that. “I won’t?”Chapter TwoCoralI shake my head and say, “No. There’s someone else who can offer you guidance.”
“Who?” he asks. “Is it a mermaid? Or a sea witch?”I chuckle and say, “Not exactly.”Finn looks at me expectantly, waiting for me to explain. When I remain silent, he grins and says, “It’s another dolphin, isn’t it?”I smile at him. “You’re a smart young dolphin.”He rolls his eyes and says, “I’m the smartest dolphin I know.”That makes me laugh. It’s true that Finn is clever, but he can also be a bit too confident for his own good.“Perhaps you are,” I tell him. “But you’ll need this other dolphin’s help if you want to uncover the truth.”“Why?”I hesitate for a moment before saying, “Because there are forces at work in the sea that even I don’t fully understand. And these forces are more powerful than you can imagine.”Finn’s eyes widen with alarm. “What…what do you mean?” he asks in a hushed voice.“I mean that there are things happening in the ocean that shouldn’t be possible,” I tell him. “And if you want to find out what’s really going on, you’ll need all the help you can get.”Finn nods, his expression serious. “I understand,” he says.I smile at him and say, “Good. Now go and find this other dolphin. Together, you can solve the mystery and set things right.”Finn smiles back at me and says, “Thank you for your wisdom, Ancient One. I won’t let you down!”“I know you won’t,” I say with absolute confidence.As Finn swims away, I watch him go, hoping that my faith in him isn’t misplaced.The sea is about to face its greatest challenge in centuries. Only by working together can Finn and the other dolphin hope to uncover the truth and protect their home from those who seek to destroy it.Chapter Three
