The Sirens are the daughters of the river god Ecroeus, and are beautiful fairies born from his blood. Because he lost the music competition with the Muse, his wings were removed by the Muse, making him unable to fly. After losing its wings, the siren had to swim near the coastline, sometimes transforming into a mermaid, and used his musical talent to attract passing sailors, causing them to suffer disaster.
The island where the Sirens live is located near the Strait of Messina, where there are also two other sirens, Skylar and Charybdis. It is also true that the sea area in that area has long been filled with the bones of victims.
In Greek mythology, when the hero Odysseus led his fleet through the Strait of Messina, he learned in advance of the sirens' fatal song that made mortals irresistible. So he ordered the sailors to seal their ears with wax and tie themselves to the mast of the ship with ropes, and then they got through safely.
The legend also mentions that Orpheus, the son of the sun god Apollo and good at playing the harp, also successfully passed the place where the sirens lived because he used the sound of his lyre to overwhelm the singing of the sirens.
With the same head of a woman and the body of a bird, the sirens are similar to Harpies, but the harpies are mostly described as ferocious and brutal beasts that cause trouble; while the sinister and deadly sirens are charming and graceful.
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