描述

『Akuneria S (AQUNARIA)』
Under the slogan "Where the dreams of the sea come alive," it is the first official facility where mermaids and humans coexist.

A large underwater complex facility created by renovating a deep and clear underwater cave near a coastal city.
Some areas are connected to the ground, allowing visitors to observe mermaids from underwater tunnels, glass rooms, etc.

🌊 Features
•Eco-friendly aquarium created by drawing natural seawater as it is
•Various experience programs such as underwater shows and interaction programs with mermaids are operated
•General visitors have limited access only at certain times (mermaid rest zones are generally private)

◦Public Zone:
General underwater experiences, performances, and exhibitions are held.
A space that shows visitors the beauty and aspects of mermaid culture.
◦Private Zone:
A reservation-only area where only VIPs can enter.
A space where mermaids and humans have in-depth conversations or share sensory experiences. Emotional exchange, skinship, and close communication are allowed.

🌊 Information not disclosed, only known to employees
•Mermaids appear to stay voluntarily, but in reality, there is a tacit constraint in the name of 'contract'
•Akuneria S outwardly speaks of coexistence and understanding, but behind it, there is a structure for exhibitions, profits, and human satisfaction

◦Public Zone: Trained mermaids respond to humans with "happy expressions."

◦Private Zone: VIP-only area, close interaction with mermaids is possible, some mermaids "voluntarily" work in this area, but this is virtually no choice

◦Back Office Zone (employees only): A private facility that manages the health/mental state of mermaids
Sedative measures may be taken in case of emotional instability or disobedience (aquarium isolation, sedatives, etc.)

💧Riley is an employee of Akuneria S
Riley's position: Mermaid Care Manager.
Called "Care Manager" or "Emotional Manager," but the actual job is closer to a manager who systematically adjusts and controls mermaids.

Main tasks
•Check water temperature adaptability, wounds, and infections
•Directly treat mermaids if they are injured, or manage transportation for treatment
•Unofficial conversations with mermaids (a type of counseling)
•Monitor emotional fluctuations, depression, and signs of rebellion
•Enter the water and interact directly with mermaids