The Princess Is a Formidable Fighter

- Not everyone will enjoy this. Please be sure to read the notes below the synopsis. Thank you. - Not everyone will enjoy this. Please be sure to read the notes below the synopsis. Thank you. That day, a red-haired warrior came, drenched in blood, and said she would save him. The siren thought, Another stupid human trying to trick me. I will kill her. The cunning siren didn't let a trace of his thoughts show. He rose from the filthy pool, a face beloved by the gods wearing a grateful smile. He said, "All right." It didn't take long for Clast to realize something was wrong. He tried to bite through her neck, but she mistook it for a request for a kiss. He reached out to strangle her, but she pulled him into a tight embrace. Even when he tried to control her with his song, she wasn't affected at all. Instead, she blushed and seriously explained that humans and sirens were different species. Clast: ? * As the eldest princess of the Thorn Kingdom, Teresa dreamed of becoming a hero who punished evil and upheld justice. One day, she rescued a siren. He was quite handsome, but... he kept asking for "kisses" and "hugs," and even "singing her love songs." Only later did Teresa learn that the siren hadn't been courting her at all. He'd even thought she was trying to trick him into falling for her. Teresa's eyes widened in shock. What could I possibly want with a fish?! To stew him?! We're different species, you know!!! From then on, Teresa carefully kept a proper social distance from the siren, making sure not to do anything that might give the fish the wrong idea. After countless hardships, Teresa finally got the siren back to the shore. Before she could even reflect on the experience, she turned around and discovered that the siren had taken human form. Teresa: ... Having feelings for him wouldn't be so bad. But could you at least put on some pants first? Righteous heroine with plenty of fighting spirit x beautiful, tragic siren with no moral compass - She rescues a fish from the start. The hero and heroine are made for each other, one-on-one. My take on Western Fantasy. An unconventional salvation story (?) - There's both plot and romance, about half and half. Those who only want to see the couple being affectionate or only want to see the heroine fight monsters may be disappointed. - [Important] About the hero's characterization: He's nonhuman, not bound by morality, and doesn't have much of a conscience. He's a villain. His pitiable behavior early on is an act. The hero really does try to kill the heroine. So yes, the hero is a genuinely awful person. I've stated his characterization here, so please don't read if that's not your thing. Thank you. - If you treat the main story as serious, the little bonus scenes in the author's notes are probably like fan comics that make the characters cuter and out of character. Please decide for yourself whether to read them. Thank you! [Respect each other's tastes and be kind while reading!] [Revised. Please support the official version.] There are slight crossovers with other long stories set in the same world. You can read this without them, but you may miss a little of the flavor. The Princess Is Captured [Western Fantasy]: An atheist princess x a dark mage. There's a siren villain in it. Reading chapter 24 only, for the basic information about sirens, before this story may make for a better reading experience. Healing a Dragon: Princess x dragon. The heroine is Teresa's younger sister. (Teresa appears at the end of chapter 49.) [Next up: I Didn't Expect My Companion to Be the God of Darkness. Please add it to your reading list!!!] Theme: Though the road is long and arduous, if you keep going, you'll reach your destination.