“No，don''tworry，“saidthestartledlittlegoldfish，“no，don''tworry.Iescapeddeath，andIwasingoodcondition.“
Original，justatthemomentmyeyesblurred，agroupofswansuddenly，continuallyhitupontheseagull，seagullsintheskyovernineconsecutiveblooper，smallgoldfishjumpedouttoflyfromseagullsanddidafewrollingmotionintheair，fallingintothesea，wentbacktomyside.
Whenthemoutheatsaway，theseagullsstopandtrytorecoverthelittlegoldfish.
However，theflockofswansflutteredtheirwings，andone，two，three，four，five，six，seven，eightandninewereallcaughtintheclouds.
Watchingtheseagullsturnovernineofthemintheairanddisappearintotheclouds，Iapplaudthestudents.
Swansavedmystudents，Ihurriedlyswaminfrontoftheswan，bowing，handingthethousandwellthanks:“thankyousavedmysmallgoldfish，thankyou!Thankyou!“
Aworeacrownofswan，swimtome:“thelittlemermaid，youdon''tmentionit.Everyonehasaneedsomeone''shelp，atthismoment，Ineedyourhelp，too.“
Iamamermanofthenewspaper，heneedsmyhelp，andIwillsparenoefforttohelphiminmycapacity.Ireplied，“doyouneedmyhelp?Well，I''llhelpyouifIcanhelpyou.“
Goldencrownsofswansaid:“Iusedtobeaprince，thewickedwitchturnedmeintoaswan.Onlythebestmermaidalleightdroughtteachercanhelpmetobreakthespell，letmerestorehuman.“
Isn''tthatthekindofthingthathappensinfairytales?Howcouldthishappeninreallife?Thefairytaleisbeautiful，butI''mrealistic.Iknowit''simpossible.
Ishrugged，hishandsabooth，whispered:“Iamverywillingtohelpyou，but，Iamnottheprincessinthefairytale，Iisaveryordinarymermaid，inrealityIdon''thavethatability，thebusy，I''msureIcan''thelp.“
Theswanprincedidn''twanttogiveup:“toremovethecurse，nottoneedaprincess，nottobeabletosuperpowers，justyou--“
“Atruekissoflove?--no，no，sorry，Ican''t.“Ifellback，andfor16yearsIhadkissedmyfatherandmotherandhadnotkissedanyothercreature.IfIkissaswan，Ican''t.