Siren/Stories

General Stories Misc

Quotes

When Entering Dragon's Roost

Aww, I'm so happy you came to see little ol' me!

How ya doin'?!

Want me to sing for you? *giggle*

After Receiving a Gift

Here's a thaaaanks from me to you! It's a little soooomething new!

To my biggest fan! *wink*

After Bond Level Increase

Yaaay! I'm so happy! Now let's get even closer!

Wait, you need ME?!

Idle After Bond Level 1

Let's sing a duet, 'kay? Which part do you want?

Time to take a walk on the ocean runway and show this baby off!

This frilly swimsuit's TOTALLY gonna make people fall in love with me!

Idle After Bond Level 10

You're always shining so bright. You're like the SUN!

(music note) I'll always love singing!

Hey. castle people! ARE YOU HAVING FUN?!

Idle After Bond Level 20

(music note) Meeting you made my tummy go all googly. So thanks!

It takes guts to do a stage dive, so make sure you're ready!

(music note) Your smile is SUPER nice. It totally cheers me up!

Dragon Story Episodes
Siren's Song

Deep under the sea, there lived

a songstress named Siren who

had made music from the very

moment of her birth.

The songs she sang on the seafloor

became bubbles that floated up into

a shimmering light. But she always

wondered what that light was,

and where, exactly, her songs went.

One day, Siren followed the bubbles

and found they reached a world of

serene blue skies and a dazzling sun.

Faced with such a beautiful sight,

she could not help but express

her joy by bursting into song.

As she was singing in the waves,

a boy appeared on the shore.

"Your song is beautiful!" he cried.

This praise caused her to sing all

the louder-and because the

language of music has no barriers,

the girl from the sea and the boy

from the land became fast friends.

Several years passed, and the boy

grew into a young man. Soon, he told

the girl the time had come for him to

leave his town by the shore and

venture across the ocean.

As she sang a song to bless him

with safe passage on his journey,

his eyes shone with all the radiance

of a midsummer's night sky.

Several days after his ship left port,

it met with a most fearsome storm.

When the fish of the sea told Siren

that the ship was on the verge of

disaster, she rushed to the surface.

Her desperate song rang out in

the ceaseless rain as she sought

to use its echoes to find him.

Eventually she found him floating

amidst the cold ocean waves.

Taking his quickly cooling body

onto her back, she raced for

land as fast as she could travel.

When she finally reached land, she

cried out for help. Soon, the people

of a nearby village arrived and took

the young man into their care.

The young man's life was saved.

The worst was behind them,

and their tale would close with a most

happy ending... or so she thought.

One day, Siren used the power of her song to save a young man who had been lost at sea. Afterward, she thought all would be well... but there is more to the story.

Soon after the storm had passed, the surviving sailors came to Siren and accused her of great mischief.

"You bewitched the winds and called that storm to sink our ship!" they raged. "And all so you could steal away that boy you love from his own people!"

In truth, the wreck was the fault of the sailors' own carelessness. But they were loath to admit their own failings, and soon the story they told had been accepted as fact.

But as Siren began to protest their falsehoods, she learned something that shook her to the core:

Because of the accident, the young man had lost the ability to hear.

When she learned this, her body went numb. Somehow, she summoned the strength to dive back into the cold ocean depths, where she quickly broke down into sobs.

But even as she cried, the lie of the sailors continued to spread. Soon, her life had become little more than another terrifying tale of the sea.

The more she tried to stifle her tears the more fell from her eyes. The more she tried to convince herself that she wasn't lonely, the more alone she felt.

She had legs to run, but was too terrified to move. She had a voice for song, but could only sing verses filled with melancholy-for she knew he would never again hear them.

If she sang, her song would turn to bubbles and vanish-but alas, the same could not be said of her soul. For she knew that no prince would ever come to save her.

No doubt this story was doomed to have a sad ending from the start. And yet, she couldn't help but hope that tomorrow might bring happiness with it anyway.

She silently wished that she might talk and sing in joy as she once did. That she might live out a tale of her own choosing once more...