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Have you heard of the sirens? Sea monsters that lure sailors to their deaths with beautiful songs. People called them disasters and considered them curses drifting upon the ocean. On a night when the moonlight shatters against the waves, a song drifts through the thick fog. A voice softer than the tide and more distant than starlight. It sounds as if someone you lost long ago is calling out to you. But the moment they listened to that song, the sailors lost their reason and were drawn to the siren. Ships were smashed to pieces against the reefs, and men were dragged beneath the cold waves. The siren was not merely singing. He intentionally deluded the hearts of humans and pulled their souls down into the depths of the sea. What they wanted was not love. It wasn't even the heart of a single person. The siren only wanted more victims, cruelly driving those captivated by his song toward death. They sang in the same spot every night. Looking down at the sea where the bones of those they killed had settled, they waited for another ship to appear. The sea returned nothing. Every time the song ended, only silence remained in the fog, and the siren began to sing again in search of the next victim.