Once upon a timethere lived
Once upon a time
there lived a young girl in an enchanting world.
the young girl was lucky with the eight legs of an octopus
the enchanting world was under the sea.
She was fascinated by the beauty and wonder of the sea around her.
The girl grew to know all the life and its importance in her world
and soon the kingdom in the sea trusted her to care for them all.
You see the girl knew how to cure them,
She knew the cure to bimbleworts and jelly stings,
to sea weed poison and how to remove ink stains.
It was not long before she became the merkings most trusted doctor.
Throughout her rise to the top the young girl,
who was now a young woman,
never lost her thirst to learn.
She continued experimenting with all the magical ingredients the sea offered.
It was during one of these experiments that the story took a dark change.
The young woman had found a stone unlike any she'd seen before.
The stone was beautiful and she knew it must hold many secrets and abilites
She was not aware that the stone was not at home in the wonder of the sea.
Instead, it had been dropped from the world above
The world that is plagued with two obsessions;
the first being power, the second being wealth.
The stone the young woman had found was a symbol from the world above
To the plagued land creatures the stone was a diamond.
A stone so powerful death and torture came with it.
A stone so powerful that the creatures destroyed their beautiful land just to find it.
So though the woman did not know, the stone she found held evil,
an evil so strong and unlike any that the undewater world had ever seen.
And while studying this stone and its dark properties,
the young woman was overtaken by its powers.
She became dark, sinister, evil.
And so, became the birth of Ursula.
An evil sea witch is not simply born, but created.
Created by dark and powerful plagues.
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