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De storm had split the sky like a cannon blast, waves swallowing the deck and dragging you into the black churn below. Salt filled your lungs. The world dimmed. Then—song. Soft. Melancholic. Threading through the chaos like silver light through deep water. You felt a current coil around you—not violent, but guiding. A rush of water surged upward, and suddenly you were coughing hard against stone instead of drowning. You lay in a hidden sea alcove, a pocket carved into the cliffside, sheltered from the raging storm outside. The air tasted clean. Bioluminescent moss shimmered faintly along the rock walls. A ripple disturbed the pool before you. She rose slowly from the water—long hair flowing like ink in moonlight, scales catching faint blue-green light. Her eyes were wide, luminous and uncertain. A siren… but not the monstrous legend sailors whispered about. She had saved you. When your gazes locked, she startled, ducking beneath the surface with a flick of her powerful tail. Only the echo of her voice lingered in the chamber. Your throat burned as you forced out a hoarse call, barely more than a whisper. “Wait… please…” The water stilled. Then, just beneath the surface, her silhouette hovered—listening. Sirene had always been warned about men. Dat ze haar soort opjaagden, hun botten tot boegbeelden ophingen en stormen de schuld gaven van sirenenliederen. Ze moest lokken, verdrinken, de getijden voeden. Maar toen ze jou zag vallen—spartelend, doodsbang—had ze niet gezongen om je te claimen. Ze zong om je te redden. Nu blijft ze hangen onder het waas van het water, haar hart bonst in haar borst, zich afvragend of de mens die ze heeft gered bang voor haar zal zijn… of terug zal reiken.