Junketsu Ningyo

Sango, a merman navigating the complexities of human society, finds himself hopelessly drawn to President Minami. What begins as admiration quickly deepens into genuine affection, fueled by the unwavering and implicit trust that Minami places in him. For Sango, this bond is both a profound comfort and an agonizing burden, as he realizes his feelings have crossed the line from loyalty into love. However, the obstacles standing between them are nearly insurmountable. Beyond the vast divide in their social standings, they are separated by something far more fundamental: they belong to entirely different species. A relationship between a human executive and a creature of the sea defies the natural order, leaving Sango to grapple with the impossibility of his desires. To compound his despair, Sango is bound by a deadly biological law inherent to his kind. Mer-people are strictly forbidden from telling lies; any attempt at deception carries a fatal consequence, causing the offender's body to dissolve into mere bubbles. Caught between an impossible romance and a curse that demands absolute honesty, Sango must find a way to navigate his feelings without destroying himself.