The Song That Was Forbidden They say the ocean was once whole. Its surface bathed in light, its depths quiet and still. But then came the first storm - a storm not born of wind or moon, but of desire. From the shadowed trench at the edge of the world rose Thalassyth, the Abyssborn Siren, her voice woven from salt, sorrow, and secrets no god should know. She sang not for love, nor for mercy, but for power - and the ocean obeyed. Tides bent. Currents shattered. Ships broke like toys in a child's hands. Even the Moon herself leaned closer to listen. But there is a cost to every song. When Thalassyth sought to claim the moon's light for her own, the gods chained her in the blackest waters, splitting her power so it could never be whole again. Half sank into the abyss, the other half... was reborn. They call her heir the Unforgiven Siren - a child of the cursed deep, marked from birth by eyes of aquamarine flame. Her name is whispered only in tides that turn red beneath the moon: Talira Thalassyth. It is said that should her power awaken, the ocean will rise to swallow the world. And yet, legends forget one truth - not all storms come from the sea.