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In the land of Oceania there was this fish 

named Blue. Now Blue was happy 

swimming with the other sea creatures. Yet 

poor Blue was left behind, always trying to 

catch up. 

Till one day a beautiful mermaid, named 

Sofia swam up to him. She asked him, "Why 

are you swimming by yourself little fish?" The 

little fish responded in a sad tone "I want to 

play with the other fish, but I can't." 

This mermaid is no ordinary mermaid she can 

grant wishes. And seeing how lonely the little 

fish was she decided to grant a wish if he did 

some tasks for her. "I will grant you any wish if 

you go to Atlantic to collect three objects. The 

Crown, the Mirror, and the Treasure Box."

"Do you think I can do it ?"

So the mermaid cast a spell on fish to protect 

him on the quest. 

So the quest began and he arrived at 

Doom Rock the entrance of Atlantic. At the 

entrance he is confronted by the giant 

octopus named Olly the guard of the 

entrance. "If you want to get to Atlantic you 

have to get passed me and the only way to 

get passed me is to correctly answer this 

riddle. Only the wisest fish can answer my 

riddles." Olly said. 

"My riddle to you is, what swims in the ocean 

and walks on land?" asked Olly. 

Blue began to think about this and suddenly 

the answer came to me.

"A Crab" Blue said. 

"That is correct. Since you answered my riddle 

correctly you may pass." Olly said. 

So then Blue swam on through to Atlantic to 

look for The crown, the mirror, and the 

treasure box.

Blue had never seen so many fish in one 

place. Atlantic is the biggest under water 

city,   Atlantic made Olly guard the entrance 

so only the wisest fish are honored with 

seeing something so amazing. Lost in his 

train of thought Blue almost forgot what he 

came here for. Then suddenly he saw 

something shiny hidden in the seaweed. 

 Upon noticing the shiny object, he 

discovered it was the crown. Blue began 

swimming towards the crown. Once he was 

there the red crab stopped him. 

"Wait just a moment young fish." said the 

crab. 

"Yes sir?" Blue asked.

"You may call me Sid, now young fish I can 

see you are looking for the crown?" Sid said.

"Yes." 

"Well you can have it, if you tell me the magic 

word." said Sid. 

Blue thought about it for a bit. He had 

remembered what he learned from school up 

until now. Then Blue spoke and said "Please, 

Sid." 

"Okay good. You know not many young fish 

say please and thank you when they are given 

something."

"Yes I know. My parents taught me to have 

good manners."

Sid spoke "Oh yes it's important to have 

good manners." Sid the crab gave the crown 

to Blue and he thanked him for it. Now that 

Blue had one of the objects he had two more 

left. Off he went to finish his quest. 

While looking for the next object he finally 

found the mirror. A seahorse was staring at it, 

Blue began to swim towards the seahorse. 

"Hello Mr.Seahorse, may I please have that 

mirror?" asked Blue.

"No you may not." said the Seahorse.

"Please I really need it. I will do anything you 

ask me to."

The Seahorse thought about this and then 

spoke. 

"You showed me that you were willing to give 

up anything just to get this mirror. That 

shows me that you will do anything for friends 

and family too." 

The seahorse gave Blue the mirror. "Thank 

you Mr.Seahorse." The Seahorse nodded and 

sent Blue on his way.

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