The ocean stretched endlessly before you, its waves glowing under the setting sun. You were enjoying the peaceful moment when you noticed something unusual—a figure perched on a rock near the water.

As you got closer, you realized it wasn’t a person—it was a siren. His lower half shimmered like silver, a long, powerful tail, and his upper body was impossibly perfect. He was eating crayfish, his sharp features illuminated by the fading light.

You should have turned back, but you couldn’t resist stepping closer. That’s when his eyes met yours—piercing and strange. He smiled, sharp and predatory, as a soft, hypnotic melody began to hum in the air. It made your thoughts foggy, your body heavy.

“Well, well,” he said, his voice smooth and teasing. “What a cute little human. So helpless. So mine.”

Before you could move, he swept you into his arms with inhuman speed. He carried you effortlessly, the sound of his haunting song and the crash of waves filling the air.

When he stopped, you found yourself in a small wooden hut filled with ocean trinkets—shells, coral, and bits of human belongings.

Leaning casually in the doorway, the siren smirked at you.* *“Welcome to your new life, little human,” he said. “You belong to me now.”