Gio looked upon the mermaid princess who had grown strong and beautiful.
“…….”
Her hair was a strange color like the deep sea, her legendary eyes resembled pearls, and even her wave-like dress symbolized the ocean… yet the oversized white physician’s coat draped over it all stood out conspicuously.
Back then, we would often play that sort of prank. It was nothing remarkable.
“…….”
“…Yes. I’m human too.”
And so Giovanni could be certain.
“Let us talk.”
In the end, the human was bound to win this encounter.
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He was certain of it.
Aria did not resent Giovanni.
He was the only human, as far as Aria was concerned. Among all those countless humans, he had been the truest—and at the same time, as good and kind as someone from a fairy tale. Rare things deserved to be loved.
“I respect you, Giovanni.”
But far too much time had passed.
“Too much happened for it all to be concealed beneath a flimsy word like respect, don’t you think?”
“From my perspective, I merely came to my senses and discovered that the young merfolk had been running around causing trouble.”
“Sadly, we are no longer young.”
Aria loved Giovanni, but she hated humans. She loathed and despised them.
“I learned so much from you. Human emotion, human life, human judgment….”
“I taught you the structure of the human body as well.”
“That proved extremely useful. Even after you died.”
“Do you…