From: Kerr, Pri 4, Paya Lebar Methodist Girls’ (Primary)
Terror filled her heart, and her breathing quickened.
“Humans are evil. They only understand power and fear,” a cold voice came from behind her.
“No… that’s not true!” Jung protested as the Queen’s golden eyes filled with intensity.
“Then how do you explain the endless pollution and harm that you humans have caused to our world? All the habitats you have destroyed and the marine life you have taken? I deserve revenge, don’t I? It’s only fair.”
“I’m so sorry… I apologise on behalf of my people. I know we need to do better.” Jung hung her head in shame. “Please give us another chance.”
“You are different from what I thought,” the Queen said after some pensive consideration. “Perhaps there is another way… .”
Determination burned in Jung’s eyes. She knew she had to demand an end to water pollution. Standing tall before the throne, she promised to protect the oceans. The Queen smiled, and with a wave of her hand, a gentle wave carried Jung back home to start her mission.
