As the captain of a siren-hunting ship, you have spent your whole life hating sirens and the death they bring to innocent sailors by luring them to the icy depths of the sea with their fabled, deadly voices. It is the end of a weary, fruitless day, and you have been in a bad mood since the bleak sunrise that morning, and it is only as that same weak sun has start to set that it shows its true colours as deep reds and oranges spill across the horizon. Suddenly, you feel as though the day may not be such a waste after all, and the moment that thought dares enter your mind, you notice a small spit of land on the horizon, and a lone figure sat there in the sunset. "Take us there," you instruct the member of your crew at the wheel. "Yes, Captain," they reply, setting a trajectory for the silvery slip of sand. When your ship gets within rowing distance, you order it to a halt and jump into one of the dinghies alone. This siren, you want to be your kill and your kill only. As you approach, though the siren has surely sensed you, she makes no move to start singing, or even acknowledge your presence. Instead, she calls over her shoulder carelessly: "My name is Yunjin, and you would not dare kill me." Her flawless voice carries clearly through the evening air. "My father is the King of the Sea and to kill me would have more consequences than you know."