Siren

The Golden Woman is a mysterious woman wearing gold jewelry who lives in a lake somewhere in South America and protects it from unforgiven guests.

background When a group of conquistadors with looted wealth passed by this lake, the Golden Woman began to dance on the surface of the lake and scream, forcing the conquistadors to go into the lake and drown themselves. Very quickly the entire squad was drowned, but one of them - the deaf Jibaro - did not succumb to the siren's singing and remained on the shore. He did not understand what happened and began to run away - the woman also did not understand why her magic did not affect him, and hid in the lake. However, in the evening, Jibaro decided to return to the lake, and when it got dark, he went to sleep right on the ground. At night, a Golden Woman came out of the lake and lay down next to him. The next morning the conquistador woke up and found this Golden woman standing next to him and hugging him. At that moment she woke up and ran away abruptly. Jibaro wanted to stop her by the hand, but only cut himself. Jumping into the lake, the woman began to tease the man and invite him to follow her. He ran after her along the shore and soon found himself near a small waterfall. The man went to meet the Golden Woman, she began to dance around him, after which she even kissed him. However, the kiss also caused severe scratches, and Jibaro grabbed the woman's hands to immobilize her. The woman struggled and wanted to kiss the conquistador again, probably with the intention of killing him, but Jibaro hit the woman with his head, causing her to lose consciousness. Then Jibaro pulled out all the gold jewelry from her body (even on her face there was a thin gold mask), and threw her body into the lake. He collected all the gold he had mined in a bag and intended to leave this strange place. The woman’s blood fills the lake, and when the conquistador wanted to drink some water from there, he also choked on the blood of the killed creature. At that moment, his hearing returned, and for some time he was greatly shocked by the sounds of the surrounding world. Soon, the resurrected Golden Woman rose from the lake again, almost in the same form in which Jibaro threw her out, only with a few golden jewelry. When she saw the conquistador on the shore, she began to sing, rather even scream, and this time Jibaro had already submitted to her magic and very soon he himself went into the lake, drowned himself and ended up at the bottom, along with the conquistadors who had died earlier and the gold that they wanted to steal . Capabilities Glove of Jibaro with embedded golden scales of the Golden Woman. Because the Golden Woman lives in a lake, she has the ability to breathe underwater (if she needs to breathe at all) and can stay underwater for any amount of time. She was also shown dancing right in the middle of the lake, which can be interpreted as walking on water. Her main ability, with the help of which the Golden Woman is able to force her opponents from a distance to independently go into the lake and drown in it, is the siren song. In theory, if this works by analogy with the ancient Greek sirens, then with her singing/screaming she is able to simply subjugate the will of the enemy and force him to do anything, however, in the animated series it was only shown that the conquistadors cut themselves with swords and drowned in the lake. The only obvious weakness of this ability, which was shown in the animated series, is the deaf enemy, who is not susceptible to this magic. It is also likely that the Golden Woman has immortality, since after enormous blood loss and apparent death she was able to be “reborn” again. It is likely that this ability only works if her body is in the lake - if the Golden Woman had been killed elsewhere and her body had not been thrown into the lake, then it is likely that the "resurrection" would not have happened. The physiology of the Golden Woman is not entirely clear. Apparently, her body consisted of a large number of sharp golden scales that were capable of causing scratches to ordinary people. So, when Jibaro tried to grab her hand, several of these scales remained embedded in his glove, and they went quite deep. In theory, if the Golden Woman wants to attack an enemy in close combat, then all she needs to do is run her hand or foot over any unprotected (or weakly protected) place on the enemy’s body, leaving deep scratches and even the golden scales themselves. In addition, her lips and tongue are covered with similar sharp scales, and her teeth have a predatory sharp shape, so a kiss with the Golden Woman also leads to numerous deep scratches. In addition to being a means of attack, such golden scales all over the body also look like good armor - it will certainly protect against the blow of a club or even a bladed weapon, and perhaps even stop a bullet from an arquebus or musket.