Faries-And-Mermaids

“Too late, Mom!”, Melody snapped at Ariel, as she handed the trident to Morgana. “Melody, no!”, Ariel cried as she reached out, but to no avail. At last, Morgana was holding King Triton’s trident in her hand. There was a bright green glow, and a power beyond anything she ever experienced! Morgana laughed joyfully and swam even higher as the trident continued to glow in her hand. But then, the sea witch also felt something else at the same time, which she also started feeling ever since Melody came to her seeking the truth about her heritage, and the locket with her name. When Melody told Morgana about Ariel refusing to tell her anything, the sea witch felt…understood, for once. Morgana’s mother always favored her sister Ursula, since she was more talented with magic and spells. Morgana always had the potential and ability, but Ursula always outdid her. Not only did Ariel refuse to tell Melody the truth about her heritage, but she forbade her to even spend time by