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The Dark Sea Long ago under the sea, the King Poseidon lost his wife and one of his daughters to a fishing boat… or so he thought. The King’s sister Ursula saw the wife and child the day of the incident the wife called out for help but Ursula went to the net they were trapped in. Ursula laughed while she stole the child; she left the wife to die.
The King was depressed for many years; in those years his sister Ursula was training Ariel to be her evil apprentice. Her mission is to make Prince Eric fall in love with her so she could take over the kingdom.
Ariel was swimming in the sea going over the plan, when she heard talking. She swam behind a rock where she saw a fish and crab talking. They were holding some shiny small thing, Ariel always
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Flounder looked at her funny, but just smiled realizing what she had.
“Oh yes, it was nice to meet both of you, and I’m sure I’ll see you guys around.” Ariel started swimming off.
Sebastian hurried back to the kingdom to tell King Poseidon about Ariel. The King couldn’t believe it he yelled at the servants to send everybody out to go find her but not interact with her. The King wanted to be the first to tell Ariel of the news.
Meanwhile Prince Eric was on a boat deep in the sea. Ursula started a storm that made Eric fall off the boat. Ariel was waiting to bring Eric to the shore; once she brought him there she drank a potion that allowed her to have legs but not to talk to the humans. She waited next to Erik until he woke.
Back at the kingdom Poseidon and Ursula were fighting. Poseidon was furious of the betrayal of his sister. Ursula did not care what the king had to say, it was her plan and she wasn’t going to let anyone get in the way. She left Poseidon to see how her plan was going with Ariel.
Ariel and Eric were on a small boat, it seemed to be a date. Eric started to lean in to kiss the girl. Ursula started to rise out of the sea when Poseidon grabbed her and brought her back

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