Mermaid Origin

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Before there was nature there was just water. The world was covered in it, and ruled by 5 beautiful mermaids. Camila, Dinah, Normani, Lauren, and Ally. The women all had beautiful voices, so they called themselves Fifth Harmony. Fifth Harmony were all queens of the sea, they traveled from the deep depths of one side to the other, bringing peace and joy to all those around them.
After countless years and hours of being confined to the sea the queens quickly grew tired of the murky blue waters that always encompassed them. Before their mother had passed she told the girls that their voices were powerful enough to spark changes in the world if used correctly.
The mermaids attempted to sing a sacred tune that their mother had taught them, but
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The waters split and land came up. The girls continued to use their voices to bring up more nature. They hit high notes; tree sprouted. They hit low notes; rocks and dirt appeared. Mountains grew from those rocks, and clouds sprung from the ocean to hang in the sky.
The girls continued to sing and sing and they sang so much that their tails fell off, and legs grew, along with all the other mermaids and mermen. The 5 girls emerged from the waters to walk on the new lands.
Their voices traveled differently on the dry lands and that caused different reactions to happen. Blobs of water began to levitate and travel over the lands. The blobs transformed into animals. Bunnies, deer, birds, butterflies, there were so many things.
The other ex-mermaids and mermen soon exited the water also. They explored the dry lands, awestruck. They moved their new appendages unsteadily still having to earn their land legs, but they were all very grateful to be out of the water.
They believed in gratefulness no matter what the circumstance. Something positive comes out of every situation. This is what the queens had instilled in all their people, and soon all the animals they had

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