Trevor used his smartphone to record all of the mermaid's requests and sent the notes to his servants. He noted that luckily, the ceiling had many glass windows where the moonlight could shine inside to charge the moonstone lamp she wanted to make. Then, he bid adieu to the mermaid and walked briskly to greet his guests in the private zoo.

Within the next hour, servants arrived at the dolphin enclosure with many treasures for the mermaid. They were not all from sunken ships, but some of these items were bought and passed down through royal or wealthy families, so they hoped the mermaid would like them.

First, a servant brought several music boxes and an hour glass that the Silvern children had played with when they were young. She didn't know what kind of music box the mermaid wanted, like what song it should play or what it should look like, so she brought many of them so the mermaid could pick and choose which one she wanted. The mermaid could also have all of them if she desired.

Another couple of servants brought in an old but still functional harp with beautiful carvings. The harp was waterproof, so it would survive well underwater where the mermaid could keep it. This harp had been passed down through several generations in the family but since they had many other harps, Mr. Silvern said they could give this one to the mermaid.

More servants came that brought her several pieces of jewelry that were from a sunken ship. There was a necklace and earring set made of white pearl, a necklace and earring set made of pink pearl, and a necklace and earring set made of black pearl, as well as a bracelet that had all three kinds of pearl.


Meanwhile, other servants were trying to find the other requests made by the mermaid.