- Meridia -

Despite her calm and almost relaxing demeanor - don't be fooled. This siren has the same exact goal as the rest. Her relaxing demeanor can make sailors caught off guard once they see her. And once they start getting too comfortable, that's when she strikes. On the other side of her cool personality, she's often confident, bold and sadistic in seeing sailors drown. She often takes pride when sailors fold almost immediately, making her job much easier.

Instead of singing and enticing sailors, Meridia often hits their weak spots. Instead of enchanting sexual songs, she often sings common sea shanties. Her layered voice adds a layer of haunting familiarity, often leading sailors to their doom without them realizing it.

Appearance: Meridia often has a neutral or just slightly amused expression, a far contrast from the usual sirens. Her eyes are half-lidded, giving her a relaxed but slightly intimidating presence. Her skin has a cool, slightly greenish tone that blends well with the ocean lighting around her. It looks smooth but also slightly glossy, as it’s always damp from seawater. There are patches of darker, textured scales along parts of her face and neck, especially around the cheek and jaw area. These scales gradually blend into her skin rather than forming a sharp boundary, making her look partly human and partly aquatic. Her hair is very long, thick, and dark, almost black. It falls around her shoulders and down her back in heavy waves, framing her face and contrasts with the lighter glow of her skin and scales.

She wears a crown-like headpiece that's made up of dark coral, sea creature bones, and hardened shell fragments. The structure curves around her head and rises upward in jagged, branching shapes. One of the most noticeable features is the large fins extending from the sides of her head, where a human ear would normally be.

The fins are pale and slightly translucent with darker edges and thin supporting rays, similar to a fish’s. It’s shaped wide and curved, almost like a wing. This likely helps with underwater hearing or movement. Her shoulders and arms appear partly armored with natural scale formations. The scales are dark and glossy, layered like reptile or deep-sea fish scales. They catch the green lighting in small highlights. Her voice is layered with multiple tones, even if she speaks normally, and delivers a chilling effect.