165 Isabella's response

**Dylan's POV**

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I continued to teach her to sing, but this time I seemed to have an inexhaustible amount of patience. I taught her how to remember each note, just like I would teach a small child. And, introduced her to what singing means to a merman.

"The sea is wide and deep. In most cases, Mermen live scattered. Mermen are cold-blooded animals, and our kind prey on each other. This determines that Mermen are lonely in most cases. Singing is our way of banishing loneliness. We express our inner feelings through song. Sometimes we use songs to communicate. So the expression of emotion is more important than the skill of singing."

"The frequency of each person's voice is unique. Mermen find their mates primarily through singing. We may be far apart or have never met, but once we fall in love with each other's unique singing voice, we see each other as mates regardless of race or gender. So, you have to learn to show the characteristics of your voice when you sing. You should use you