Siren's Battle

Her internal conflict between her nature and her desires made me wonder how much of her journey was about self-acceptance. Did that resonate with anyone else?

The magic system felt fresh and vivid, but I’m curious whether it was based on existing folklore or if the author crafted a new take on siren lore.

Their chemistry felt so real, yet their backgrounds and secrets kept pulling them apart. Was this tension deliberately built to mirror the larger conflicts?