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Sirens… a name derived from an ancient creature, used to describe those who could charm, lure, control, and heal others by singing.

Years ago, a siren named Sophia was kidnapped by Count Cortez as his prized siren, and a girl named Aria was born soon after as their daughter.
Subjected to live the life of a siren, Aria had experienced, seen, and heard many horrific things. Others would do anything to hear her sing, to the point of insanity. The emperor, who grew obsessed with her, broke her legs and locked her in a bird cage deep within the imperial palac... More...

Note: This is a promotional oneshot.

Sirens… a name derived from an ancient creature, used to describe those who could charm, lure, control, and heal others by singing.

Years ago, a siren named Sophia was kidnapped by Count Cortez as his prized siren, and a girl named Aria was born soon after as their daughter.
Subjected to live the life of a siren, Aria had experienced, seen, and heard many horrific things. Others would do anything to hear her sing, to the point of insanity. The emperor, who grew obsessed with her, broke her legs and locked her in a bird cage deep within the imperial palace to hide her and keep her to himself. Broken beyond repair, Aria resigned herself to death, when suddenly–

The Devil Archduke, Lloyd Cardenis Valentine, arrived and whispered,

"Should I kill everyone here? If you need me, just call me. Your song will always reach me, wherever you are."

In the end, Aria called the devil, bringing death to all those present, except for herself.

"Let's fall down to Hell together."

And with that, Aria breathed her last and died… only to return back to her 10 year old self.

Now that she has a second chance at her life, Aria is determined to change her fate, as well as the cruel future of her savior, Archduke Valentine. She proposes a contract marriage to him, with a divorce planned 10 years later, but he has other plans…

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Promo / Cover Artist: Passerby whereas Poya did the illustrative work inside the novel. Less...