Sirens at Midnight: Meara's Tale (ON HOLD)

There are those who say sirens, wild, beautiful, deadly creatures, half-bird, half-human, lured fishermen to their deaths by leading them away from lighthouses, into sharp, deadly rocks, using their beautiful voices.

There are those who say sirens are beautiful creatures, mermaid-like ones, that sing to the fishermen tales of others. These fishermen are so infatuated with the beautiful creatures that they come closer, closer, to the mermaid-like animals. Enticed, entranced, ensnared with the beauty of both body and voice, these fishermen leap from their boats and drown in the swarm of waiting shredding teeth and powerful fins.

But what these tales don't portray is the truth. Their crafty cousins, mermaids, are the deadly destructive ones, the ones that legends have painted as sirens. Sirens have no interest in the deaths of the fishermen. They care only for each other, and for hunting for their long lost mistress, Persephone.

It's been hundreds of years, though, since the last true sighting of Persephone, held deep in Hade's supposedly merciless clutches. The three Sirens (Meara, Himeropa, and Libertina) have now turned their focus to more earthly concerns: pollution, destruction, death, and the like.

Follow Meara, one of the three sirens of legend, as she races to save her sister from the clutches of the merfolk, finding quests and answers to hard questions along the way.

Things aren't always easy under the water.