Siren Song

Hayley watched as the other two Sirens lay beside her on the cold, grey, wet rocks that stuck up only a metre or so out of the black stormy ocean. She could barely see the outlines of the other Sirens in the dark. The rain pelted down on them, obscuring the view enough that if it wasn't for the Sirens' enhanced sight, they wouldn't be able to see more than a few meters in front of them. The sky was rumbling, and it was clear it was about to give way to lightening. Hayley secretly wished to herself that the lightning would hold off just a little longer, as it would make their task so much easier. The barincles on the rock were cutting into her flesh, but Hayley would not dare move, as her hunter like stare watched the small fishing vessel, brightly lit with large spotlights, and the few men on board scrambling on deck.

The men were trying to control the loose eskys and fishing tackle on board, fruitlessly. They could not see the rocks yet, but soon, the radar on the boat would reveal the path ahead, the captian would signal to the fisherman on board, and change direction of the boat. He would fire the engines, to clear the rocks, and all would be lost for the sirens. If the Sirens didn't distract them enough, the fisherman could still manoeuvre around the small island of rock protruding from the ocean.

Hayley started to hum, signalling to the other Sirens to start the hunt. The air around them started to vibrate slightly as they started to hum in unison. The frequency of their voices, matching the beating waves, rain and the storm rolling above them. Hayley started to roll the frequency of her hum with the crashing of the waves and then started to sing, no audible words but a sound like high-pitched Oprah.

The men could now hear the Sirens song over the rain and seemed to stop in shock. The captain ran out on deck to point the spotlights out in front. This is exactly what Hayley was waiting for. This was the signal that the Sirens song could be heard and that the men were distracted and searching. She knew their voices would be heard deep within the minds and body of the men already. She knew that they would feel the rush between their thighs and feel the sudden earge to lay with a woman. That they would feel a lust like they haven't felt before. All the Sirens needed now was to lock eyes with the men, and the men would be under the Sirens gaze. They would do anything to get to the Siren once under the Sirens Spell.

The spotlight from the fishing vessel shone onto the rocks, and the Sirens lifted their long tails with their hands to flash their colourful fins. They continued to hum. The light reflected off the other two Sirens' tails. Dark green and light blue with what appeared to be small diamonds... but Hayley knew she had the upper hand here. Hayley was competitive and liked to show the girls that her difference in appearance to the other sirens, was a blessing and not a curse.. A show of power between the Sirens was to capture the captain. Hayley slapped her fish like tail against the rock. A daring move as it broke the power of the song, grabbing the attention of all the four fishermen, they all looked at her. She lifted her pearlesant white tail, and they all locked eyes onto her and into her eyes. It was done.

"His mine," Hayley hissed at the other Siren. Teeth baring. The other two both with an angry glint in their eyes at Hayley, for once again going against the sirens plan.
The sailors jumped immediately out of the fishing boat towards the siren, just as the boat smashed into the rocks. The Siren jumped into the waves away from the wreckage. Hayley saw the caption hit the water, and she swam towards him.

The captain could not see Hayley yet, and was reaching his hands out expectedly towards her direction, while under the water. Hayley realised he was quite handsome once she was close. Blue eyes and sandy blonde hair. Tanned from years working out at sea and very muscular. Better than her usual pray. Hayley embraced him with both her arms and placed her face in front of his so he could see her. He gently cupped her head with his palm and pulled her body towards him with his other hand.

Why not sneak an actual passionate kiss, not just a deathly Sirens kiss? Hayley snickered to herself coldly. It had been awhile since she'd slain a handsome man... and the soul seemed more powerful to digest, if he was still feeling in love or being passionate.

She swam them both to the surface as he was sinking from the weight of his clothing, and would soon need air. As soon as they both broke free from the water, she stared into his eyes.
She could feel his heart racing and could tell that he wanted to make love to her, however possible.
She too felt her heart beat quicker as she held him. He was way too good looking man, and she could feel the muscles in his arms as she held him.
She knew soon her spell would be undone, because she had broken the song too soon with the slap of her tail earlier... and the moment would be lost.
She parted her lips, and he went in for the kiss. Hayley felt his tongue part her lips expertly and felt the warmth of his body against hers. It was unlike her own cold body. As they kissed she could feel his hands run over her body and over her breasts. She could feel his life force trickle into her. Hayley could tell he was an experienced lover. His life force was draining into her quickly and he started to look panicked in his eyes. He started to push away from Hayley, but Hayley had been expecting this. Her sirens spell was wearing off. Hayley suddenly bit into his neck, ripping into his neck arteries. Blood rushed out and all over her face and upper body. He struggled against her, and she felt his life force leave him, as he struggled against her. He tried to grab at his knife on his belt and Hayley pinned his arms to his side in a crushing embrace. She grabbed the sides of his temples once he was too weak to fight back, and took in a deep breath of air, and she felt the rush of his soul and life, leave his body and into hers.

It was time to go home.