Siren Song
About sirens:
She was the daughter of the river god Achelous, a beautiful spirit born from his blood. After losing a musical contest with the Muses, they plucked out her wings, leaving her unable to fly. Without her wings, the Siren transformed into a mermaid and lived near the Strait of Messina, where she used her musical gifts to lure passing sailors to their doom.
Although I’ve borrowed this explanation and the story is set in an alternate world, this is absolutely not a myth!
* 99% fluff, with slow, plain prose. If that’s not for you, please move along.
** Contains niche kinks such as cross-dressing. If that’s not for you, please move along.
*** Updates are slow, but this is definitely not abandoned!
Part Two is complete. Updates are on hold!
I read this article in my sophomore year of high school, and now that I'm a sophomore in college... It's really a huge change. The author should be getting married soon and having a baby...
Squatting eagerly... When will your conscience show up? Come and spread some dirt.
I'm surprised why this article has so few clicks. No matter from any angle, this is a beautiful article with both literary quality and beauty, which is enough to stand shoulder to shoulder with a number of classic works by great writers such as "The Ashes of the World" and "The Joker Cantata". The beginning of a story often leaves the deepest impression on people, and Mr. A's writing can be said to be very successful. Different from the style of many works that introduce all the main characters and plots at once and expose all the main contradictions in front of the readers, it is told in a eloquent way, peeling off the cocoons, and the plot develops like a flowing stream without any contradictions. Everything is natural. Whether it was Giger's arrival in Beijing, his chance encounter with the "lady" or a series of subsequent encounters, everything was a matter of course. It cleverly picks up the reader's nerves and attracts viewers to read further. As the plot develops, the images of His Majesty the King, who is cunning and cruel, deep and scheming but still childish and fragile, the vigorous and upright little loyal dog, and the intelligent Imperial Sister are naturally established, without making anyone feel abrupt at all. Mr. A knows how to guide readers to naturally establish an impression of the image, instead of using a large number of adjectives to create a different character like many authors. Another outstanding feature is the meticulous description of the times and the attention to detail. Although this may be a fiction, all the plots and texts are indeed based on a real era, rather than just passing by in a few words. Between the lines, you can see the profound imprint of the background on the lives of the characters, and it also promotes the development of the plot. This makes us feel that the storyline is not just the result of the protagonist's will, but has its specific era reasons. The plot therefore appears thicker and can withstand scrutiny. The depiction of details is the key to making the characters come to life. If His Majesty the King had not experienced that duel and said "there is no customs clearance document at all", my understanding of this character might still be that of a beauty in a bad street. And when he was on the front line, his concise and powerful commands and action descriptions, including the accelerated speaking speed and command sentence patterns, made Loberand break away from the feminine transvestite and show his masculine and masculine side. To be honest, this made me really happy because I was so fed up with seeing flat-chested women. Yes, His Majesty the King is beautiful, but his beauty is not a thin and weak daisy, but like a bird of paradise, vibrant and full of tension. There is also his powerful sister. Although this beauty does not appear much, through Azi's to the point description, it is enough to outline the image of a calm and rational woman. At the same time, the characters of the characters written by the author are indeed changing. As the plot goes on, our understanding of the characters gradually deepens. This is especially true for the growth of the little loyal dog. From a child in the country to a regiment commander, his psychological changes at each stage and the gradual development of Loberon's subtle feelings are described in detail and are eye-catching. Another point is the strong writing style. Worship this European style! In particular, the use of Greek mythology is the finishing touch. Compared with a large number of articles written by authors who "mix Chinese style and Western style", the "flavor" is richer and more moving. Appreciating language is a weakness for me, so I won't go into details here, but it's really good at it. Of course, the biggest, and probably only, shortcoming of the article is the speed at which the plot advances... Or the author's speed at filling in the pits. Three years! Having a baby already goes to kindergarten! The loyal dog and the king didn't even make a substantial breakthrough! How long do we have to wait until? Although the long-lasting relationship is also very good, it may not be able to speed up the pace a little bit. Readers will be really anxious to wait... Finally, I wish Azi a speedy recovery and good luck in the Year of the Tiger. I have absolutely no intention of urging you to write or anything like that~
I am very much looking forward to the third part. I have followed it all the way from other forums. It is a rare masterpiece in recent times. It is a good article that surprises people. Both the attack and the end are my favorite types. However, the development is a little slow, Qingshui, Qingshui. By the way, when are you going to fill in the pit? I am biting my handkerchief and resenting it~
The way the Jig puppy kisses the back of the monster's hand is like a puppy licking its owner's palm. . . . . . It seems that the future is very difficult, little Jig, you must hold on and don't be teased to death by the evildoer.
555~~~~~Yaoer, I will miss you~~~~~waving a small handkerchief (reluctantly)~```````
Ouou~ What is Yaoyao going to do again? Being a prisoner can still be such a joy~!!! But I won't see him for a long time again T__T
I hope Dorian is more determined than his brother when facing monsters. He has been the king for so long, and he should have more tricks to deal with monsters than Falson.
Whether the evildoer's motive is to live in captivity, someone can tease him~~~~~````` Poor little G: 555, can I say no? Demon: Objection is invalid!
Wow, the monster actually counterattacked. . . Looking at the situation, I originally thought that the monster would be killed by Dorian. . . Monsters are monsters, what will happen next in Dorian's house to inspire little G's fighting spirit? Eagerly looking forward to it~~