Siren

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Siren
Warning: This page may contain spoilers for the fanfiction A Story of a Song. Read at your own risk.
Siren 	Siren
 	
Background Information	Background Information
Creator: 	Siren
Coder: 	Siren
Infobox Artist: 	Enigma
Background Artist: 	Ice
Main Attribute: 	She'll never give up.
Elemental Attribute: 	The Moon
Theme Animal: 	Wolf
Theme Color: 	Silver
Character Information 	Character Information
Age: 	Seven
Gender: 	Demigirl
Pronouns: 	She/Her/Hers/Herself
Orientation: 	Nomasexual
Occupation: 	Storyteller, part-time assassin
Tribe: 	SeaWing
Residence: 	An underwater cave just below the surface of a small lake
Relatives: 	Seaweed (adopted father), Algae (adopted father)
Allies: 	Ultraviolet, Blackout
Enemies: 	The tribe rulers, Rosella
Likes: 	Swimming, singing, telling stories, flying
Dislikes: 	Writing stories down, killing dragons, the tribe rulers
Powers and abilities: 	Bioluminescent scales, gills, large wings
Weapons: 	A small dagger concealed in various places on her body and paralyzing toxins under her claws
Goal: 	To get one of her stories passed down for generations
Ships: 	Siren x Blackout
==Appearance==
Once upon a time, there was a SeaWing. Her name was Siren. This name was very ironic, as this dragon could not sing. In fact, she had a terrible voice, to rival avalanches and clashing battle lines and screaming hurricanes. But Siren didn't care. 
Because maybe she couldn't sing. But she could fly faster than most other SeaWings, kill a dragon in five seconds, and tell a story. 
Moons above, could she tell a story. 
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Siren is a SeaWing who is fairly big for her age, with a long neck and slightly chubby underbelly. Siren wasn't too proud of this feature. Some time ago, she had tried to stop growing, to be slimmer and more perfect and normal. But then she stopped. She still doesn't like her body fully, but she's stopped trying to change it in ways she can't change.
Siren has large wings for her age, good for flying and bad for swimming. Her wings make her look like a clumsy ostrich in the water, flapping around confusedly when she should be swimming gracefully like a SeaWing should. She laughs at herself whenever this comes up. You obviously haven't seen her, otherwise you would be laughing with her. It's hilarious. 
Her mainscales are a shade of slightly gray blue, like clouds so soaked with rain that they look like a clear sky, a sure sign that they're about to pour down with pouring rain. Her overscales are the color of dark blue river rocks, the kind you pick up during a nice evening on the riverbank and throw as hard as you can into the soft waves, or pocket it to take home and admire.
Siren's underbelly is the color of pale violets, like the kind your mother left in a jar on the table to freshen up the room but never seemed to really do anything. Her horns are dark purple, almost black, and contrast sharply against her bright bioluminescent scale patterns. For some reason, she only has the bioluminescent patterns on her wings, tail, face, and body, and none on her legs like there should be.
Siren has green-blue webbing along her spine, which would help her blend perfectly into the ocean and prevent any possible ostrich-shaming, if that color continued on anywhere else on her body besides her wings. That webbing is punctuated by spines of purple that's about two shades off from dark purple and about two shades off from regular purple. 
Siren has eyes that are a shade of purple that looks almost gray, for some reason. Most dragons don't see her eyes though, because she wears big, thick, dark, dark purple glasses that she designed herself to help with her nearsightedness, which has gotten to the point where she's basically blind when her glasses fall off, which is all the time, despite the very strong wire she wound around her horns to keep them up. These glasses look absolutely hideous, which Siren is aware of, but she will never buy new, "real" glasses or even let someone with actual glasses knowledge (an optician, as Siren very well knows is the proper term) fix them. So don't even try it. 
She also has a small tattoo on her right wrist, of a black-lined geometric shape that even Siren doesn't know exactly what it is. She will state over and over that it has a very deep and obvious meaning to any dragon with a brain, but pretty much everyone knows that Siren is just as clueless as them.
Even if you can look past her ostrich-ness and terrible fashion sense, Siren isn't the prettiest dragon around. Her snout is too flat and her neck is far too long and her legs are too short and her tail is too thin. Her laugh is too loud and her eyes are too small and she jumps up and down like a lunatic when she gets excited. But she's Siren. She doesn't care. She's okay enough just the way she is.
Even if she does swim like an ostrich.
==Personality==
Siren's that dragon. You know, the weird dragon who starts jumping up and down whenever she gets excited. The dragon who seems to always know what you're thinking, and it kind of unnerves you. The dragon who laughs too loud, and improvises way too much, and stands up for herself and others so much that it kind of seems like she's just making stuff up, whether on purpose or on accident.
Yeah, those dragons are more than a little annoying.
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Siren acts like a dragonet much younger than herself, in some ways, and much more mature in others. She gets excited very easily, and sometimes has to forcefully restrain herself from jumping up and down and flapping her wings like a maniac. Whenever questioned about this odd habit, Siren just shrugs and says that it's her thinking process. Blackout laughs at her whenever she flaps like this, usually prompting Siren to start flapping harder.
Siren has a captial b-i-g BIG imagination. One of the ways she got through her life after her dads abandoned her was telling herself stories, where she easily conquered villains and was the hero and everyone loved her. These stories vary in believability. Some of them involve Siren getting insane powers and destroying a villain or the like. Some of these stories just involve her pushing a baby dragonet out of the way of a flaming spear, although usually she miraculously survives. The one thing that stays the same in all of Siren's stories is that she always ends up the hero.
Siren also likes being the hero in real life. Sometimes, when she sees someone being bullied or teased she'll speak up, but not all the time. Siren's a little shy, and has trouble talking to dragons she doesn't know, even, maybe especially, when they're being mean to someone else. She goes through a lot of scenarios in her head where she yells at them, and sometimes if she actually confronts them, she ends up going through the scenario and yelling at them, which makes her feel bad afterwards, even if the bullies just laughed it off. Because she knows how easily dragons can be hurt, even if they don't show it.
Siren thinks of herself as a coward. She's absolutely terrified of bugs, which made Blackout laugh for a while after xe heard it, going on about the 'assassin who was afraid of tiny little bugs', which honestly, Siren thought was hilarious as well. She's also not the biggest fans of thunderstorms, although she loves going outside and dancing in the rain, as long as there's no lightning. 
Siren is usually a pretty good judge of other dragons. Actually, that's an understatement. Siren isn't exactly empathetic, as she has trouble connecting with other dragons' emotions sometimes, but she's very good at sensing them and knowing what to do with them, even if she doesn't feel them herself. Although sometimes she is biased towards a particular dragon and assumes the worst of them for no particular reason. She also remembers first impressions for way too long, so if someone annoys her, she's pretty likely to be even more annoying towards them for a very long period of time.
One of Siren's biggest talents is annoying dragons. I mean, she's basically perfect at it. Her flapping is weird, she often trips over everything, and her laugh is a cross between a horse with hiccups and a dying hyena, which she demonstrates whenever something even remotely funny happens. 
Despite only being a seven-year-old dragonet, Siren is very emotionally mature and smart in that area. She doesn't have street smarts, or mathematic intelligence, but she's good at looking into herself whenever she feels angry or upset and discerning why she feels that way, and come up with a solution. This is important for her job, because she can't really have an existential crisis while she's trying to assassinate someone, so she needs to get all that over with quickly so she can get on with murdering someone.
That came out wrong. Oh, well.
Another one of Siren's strengths (or weaknesses, depending on your point of view) is that she's very loyal to her friends. It takes a lot to be friends with her, but once you are, it takes even more for you to be an enemy in her eyes. Seriously, you could murder a dozen baby dragonets and Siren would still stand up for you.
Siren's also a natural rebel. If someone tells her to do something, especially if she doesn't particularly like them, she'll probably do the exact opposite just because. If she knows that an order is really important though, she will follow it, although not willingly, and will try to get it done as soon as possible. 
Siren is two different dragons depending on whether she's with her friends or not. With her friends, she's totally confident, and often is more than a little weird around them. With dragons she doesn't know too well though, especially figures of authority, she's very shy, keeping her head ducked and not saying anything. It's very frustrating to have to say "excuse me" over and over very quietly until they finally notice her and move aside. 
Another one of Siren's flaws is that her first instinct is to lie about everything. Even before she joined the organization she was like this, lying about everything from whether she brushed her teeth or not to if she was the one who stole that barrel of fish from the market. 
One more thing about Siren is that she apologizes. A lot. Usually she doesn't have anything to apologize for, and even when she does, she overdoes it, saying "I'm sorry" a lot over and over until the apologee (that's a word now) snaps at her. 
So that's basically Siren summed up! Here's the summary of the summary if you didn't actually read the thing or got bored and just skimmed: Siren is a weird dragon with some personality flaws and some personality strengths. 
On second thought, you might want to go back and reread.
==Abilities==
Siren has so many abilities that it's hard to put them all here, but I'll try. For one, she can hurt dragons with her teeth if she bites them, or her claws if she rakes them across someone's scales. She also has wings, which means she can fly, which if very useful for getting from place to place. Siren can also walk, and eat, and breathe—
I don't know what you're talking about. I am most definitely not just telling you what every dragon can do to make Siren have a lot of things in the Abilities category.
Fine. I'll start over.
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Siren doesn't have the same advantages as some other dragons, or the same disadvantages. 
She's not great talking to other dragons directly, and is very shy when trying to make new friends. 
She can't swim very well, and often runs into things while navigating underwater because of her large wings, small legs, and thin tail, although having large wings does give her an advantage in the air. And while Siren can fully understand Aquatic, she can't communicate it fluently because she's missing the bioluminescent scales on her legs. 
Siren also isn't a great singer. She's tone deaf too, so she can't tell that her off-key squawking isn't beautiful music until someone kindly (or unkindly) tells her otherwise. Siren is a very good storyteller though, and often makes her audience feel like they're actually in the story.
She's a smart dragon, but not mathematically or scientifically speaking. Siren's terrible at calculating figures or memorizing facts, but good at other dragon's emotions and listening to her gut instinct. She's good at solving other dragons' problems, and often always has a good solution to a situation, although sometimes her solutions seem a little backwards, they almost always work.
Siren has a very small, yet very sharp, dagger concealed on herself at all times, sometimes under her wings, sometimes in the fold her her tail, sometimes under her glasses, but never in the same place for more than a day or two. She doesn't use this dagger for talon-to-talon combat, not that it'd be any use because of its size, but rather for throwing at her targets. 
She's never missed yet (those times in training don't count).
Siren also has paralysis toxins connected to a mechanism under her claws that paralyzes her target for several hours in case she wants to take them in alive. Siren has absolutely no idea how this "thingamabob" works though, and when it breaks down or she needs to refill the toxins, she has to take it to her joyfriend Blackout to get it fixed.
So, basically, to sum all that up, she's a pureblood SeaWing who has barely any of the SeaWing natural abilities and somehow also has the exact right instincts for an assassin.
Yeah, that makes sense.
==History==
To fully understand Siren, first you have to understand her history. Countless senseless wars and battles have been started just because one dragon didn't understand another, didn't look at all the options. 
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Siren has two dads, Algae and Seaweed. They met when they were dragonets, and never really fell out of love. But as they got older and got officially married, they realized that they wanted to have a dragonet. But, since they were both male, that was impossible.
So they decided to go to the orphanage, and adopt an egg or a dragonet. Both of them would rather have their own dragonet, but since that was impossible, they promised themselves that they would love their dragonet no matter what, even though they weren't theirs.
It wasn't the first time either of them had broken a promise.
When they got to the orphanage, there weren't a lot of choices. There were two dragonets, both adorable and babbling cute nonsense, but there were already several dragons pouring over them, and Algae knew that they would be gone by the end of the day. 
So he dragged Seaweed over to the eggs. There were two of them: a normal-looking green egg, a blackish egg that looked slightly damaged, and a normal-looking blue and purple egg. For some reason, both of them were attracted to the blue-purple egg, so they adopted it and brought it home.
When the egg hatched a few weeks later, the dragonet was not what they had expected. She looked mostly like a SeaWing, but off. Her wings were too big and they got in her way as she hatched, her tail was too thin and barely cracked the egg when she slammed it against the shell to get out, and she didn't have any bioluminescent scales on her legs like she was supposed to. 
Seaweed and Algae were shocked. They thought she was a hybrid, and debated about dropping her back at the orphanage, but they had made a promise, so they kept her and named her Siren.
For the next three years, Siren lived in a household of uncomfortable glances and strained smiles and empty rooms. At first, she didn't understand why, but as time went on she realized that her parents acted like that because she was adopted and didn't look or act normal. But Siren dealt with it, and never spoke up or confronted her dads about it, because she was sure that deep down, they loved her and soon they would accept her for the way she was.
When she was three and a half years old, her parents sent her to Pearl Academy, one of the schools for SeaWings. Somewhere in her subconscious, Siren knew that her dads had sent her there to be rid of her, but she wrote over that thought with a sort of story, telling herself that they loved her and hadn't wanted to send her to the school, but she needed her education, and the reason they didn't visit was that they didn't want to disrupt her education. Siren told this story to herself so many times that she actually started to believe it.
Siren was teased a lot at school, for the way she looked and the way she acted, but it really wasn't too bad. Sure, they made fun of the fact she couldn't flash Aquatic correctly, and since the school was underwater, it was the only way they could communicate, and yes, some mean dragonets laughed at the way she flapped her wings like a maniac whenever she got excited, but really, it wasn't too bad. 
At least, until Testing Day.
Every year, Pearl Academy took its students to a small island to test them on everything Queen Auklet considered valuable skills in the tribe, which would determine what classes they took afterwards.
Everyone else did fine. Some students excelled in just about everything, and some were just good at one or two things. Only one student failed completely.
Siren did try. She really, really did. But her body wasn't built for swimming and she crashed into coral reef despite her best efforts. She did come up with a good story for the writing test, but her penmanship was absolutely hideous, so her teacher didn't even bother reading it. Her prey got away when she was hunting, she ended up having approximately eighteen million apples in her math equation, and she misspelled salmon as samon and cerulean as serulean.
But Siren still had faith in herself. Because there was one last test to take. Singing.
Siren knew that singers could go far, and she intended to go the farthest. She had dreams of becoming the best performer in all of Pyrrhia and Pantala, and was quite sure she had the talent. She hadn't sung in front of anyone before, but to her ears, she was a singing genius. Obviously, she would ace the test and prove to her classmates, her teachers, and her dads that she was special.
Right?
Wrong.
Siren was booed off the stage, much to her distress. While the rest of the class went on to fighting, something she was sure she would fail too, Siren sat behind a tree and cried. 
When the class was done with their fighting class and came over to line up to go back to Pearl Academy, Siren rubbed her face and blinked the tears out of her eyes so no one would see, but it was already too late. 
Slipstream had seen her, and by the time they had gotten back to Pearl Academy, everyone had heard about Siren, the crybaby, the failure, the Dragon Who Cannot Sing. That last one stuck, and for the next few weeks, Siren couldn't go anywhere without The Dragon Who Cannot Sing being flashed in her face or whispered as she passed by.
And Aquatic whispers are worse than regular whispers.
You can't ignore Aquatic whispers.
Even when you close your eyes, the bright light can still get past your closed lids and into your head, flashing over and over until all you think about is whatever you did to fail.
After a few weeks, Siren had had enough. She ran—er, swam—away from the school, not stopping until she was home. 
Her dads realized something when their daughter came home. Siren was DIFFERENT. And while difference was allowed in the Sea Kingdom under Queen Auklet, Siren's dads, particularly Algae, weren't fans of difference. Adopting Siren had made them realize that they didn't really want a dragonet anymore, and they were fine on their own. 
Now they just had to figure out what to do with Siren.
Seaweed said that they should keep her. They had adopted her, so she was their responsibility. But Algae didn't want to keep a useless dragonet who couldn't even swim. He said that they needed to take her back to the orphanage, and Seaweed reluctantly agreed. Neither of them ever realized that Siren was right around the corner with a talonful of pearls as an apology gift, and had heard the whole thing.
Most four-year-old dragonets in this situation would have dropped the pearls in a loud clatter, and when their parents jumped and looked out at the noise, would have run away in tears and swear that they'll never return, but be back within the week. But Siren was different.
Siren swam out of the house as fast as she could, tears mixing in with the ocean. But she didn't drop the pearls that she had worked so hard to collect to apologize to her dads. They were hers now, and would help her get back on her feet. She only looked back twenty-six times.
Siren came to shore on the easternmost side of Pyrrhia, on the bank of the Diamond Spray Delta. She went into a small town nearby called Luster, and almost immediately lost more than half of her pearls on a scam. 
After Siren realized this and after failing to get her pearls back, she flew to a nearby lake and found a small uninhabited cave just under the surface where she hid her remaining pearls under a rock. Then she sat inside the cave and came to terms with herself.
She was a four-year-old dragonet. She was a SeaWing, which meant she had no breath weapons. And she was Siren, which meant that she couldn't swim to get away quickly, wasn't smart enough to think herself out of a bad situation, and had no other talents to help her get food. The world wasn't nearly as dangerous as it had been half a century ago, but there were still things and dragons to be weary of, like that rogue group of animus dragons and scientists that kidnapped dragonets like herself to experiment on, and the Legion of Dragonslayers, which was apparently a group of humans that were trying to kill all the dragons, which didn't seem very realistic to Siren, but it was still worrying.
But she wasn't about to go back home with her tail between her talons to head right back to the orphanage. So the next day when she woke up, she swam around the lake, trying to adjust to her odd physical features and forget all of her teaching. 
She crashed into an underwater rock and got a massive headache.
But the next day she tried again, and again, and again. And each time she crashed into rocks, or the side of the lake, or just swam around in circles.
After weeks of trying, Siren had to confront the inevitable. She couldn't swim. Her body features just weren't built for it.
So the next day, she tried something new. Writing.
One messy scroll later, her handwriting was still terrible.
Then she bought a dozen scrolls with her slowly decreasing pile of pearls and tried math. Then spelling. Then hunting. By the end of the month, she was absolutely exhausted and no closer to becoming good at anything.
After another failed attempt to grab a fish, Siren screamed underwater, grabbed a small knife that she had bought in Luster, and threw it at the smug-looking fish, fully expecting to miss and lose the knife in the depths of the lake.
To her extreme surprise, the knife hit the fish right in the stomach, and it dropped dead to the bottom of the lake. Siren flapped her way down to investigate. She picked up the fish and the knife. Then, she threw the knife again at another fish, to see if hitting the fish was a lucky accident.
It wasn't.
The next morning, armed with a basket of fish, Siren went up to Luster to sell her catch. But since it was early in the morning, and not very many dragons were up yet, she didn't have very many customers, so she decided to explore. Almost immediately, she ran into a huge dragon with an enormous ax and blood dripping from his teeth—
I'm just kidding, to see if you're still paying attention.
Anyway, Siren walked around for a while, until she came to a small amphitheatre, designed for performers and musicians to show off their talents to the entire population of Luster. 
Siren put the basket of fish on the ground and almost unconsciously walked towards the stage. Even though it had been almost a year since Testing Day, she still remembered how fun it had been to sing, how the words flowed from her mouth perfectly to form a puzzle of sound and rhythm that almost told a complete story, but left just enough out to imagine the possibilities.
Siren walked up the steps and stood on the center of the stage. Then she opened her mouth. And sang.
Except this song had no music, no notes.
This song was a story.
A story of a dragonet who got lost in the woods, and met a stranger wearing a dark, heavy cloak, who offered to help her get home. Except when she went with him, he didn't lead her back to her village, but rather to a deep, dark cave. When the dragonet tried to run away, he grabbed her by the wrist and dragged her into the cave, never to be seen again. 
By the end of Siren's story, there were a few dragons in the amphitheatre, and they clapped, and Siren took a little bow, grinning like a moron and trying not to flap like an idiot.
Siren sold her fish, and the next day, she came back with more, and another story. Then another, then another, until she was fairly well-known in Luster. 
Then, one day, while she was throwing her knife to catch fish, a strange-looking NightWing grabbed Siren and dragged her out of the lake. She instinctively put her knife up to her attacker's neck and told the NightWing not to move or she would use the knife. 
The NightWing backed down, but didn't go away. Xe introduced xemself as Blackout, and said that xe was someone who worked for a secret organization that xe wouldn't name. Xe said that the organization had been watching Siren for a while because of her seemingly natural knife-throwing skills, and sent Blackout to see if she'd like to join as an assassin.
Siren didn't know what to say. She didn't know if she wanted to kill dragons. Actually, she was completely and entirely sure that she didn't want to kill dragons, but Blackout was bigger than her and could probably beat her in a fight, even with her knife, and she also needed an actual job. The lake was running out of fish, and while dragons did tip Siren for her stories, it wasn't nearly enough to support a still-growing dragonet who couldn't hunt.
Siren said that she would take the job.
The next day, Blackout came by again and took her to a hollowed out mountain, where she met an IceWing named Brinicle. Brinicle was her trainer for the next year, and he taught her everything she needed to be an assassin. It was one of the most frustrating times of her life. She had to adjust her knife-throwing to air instead of underwater, she had to relearn how to walk and fly so she wouldn't make a sound, and she had to figure out how to read dragons' emotions and predict where their strong and weak points were.
It took forever. Siren missed again and again, made as much noise as a rampaging elephant, and misjudged her opponent and ended up knocked unconscious with a spear to her chest.
And after each time she failed, Brinicle came up to her and asked if she was done, if she wanted to go home. Siren said no each time. Partly because yes, she knew that they'd kill her before letting her possibly reveal their secret hideout, but mostly because she was done quitting. She could do this. It was hard, and frustrating, and sometimes painful, but in the end, it would be worth it.
No one would ever want to throw her away again.
Finally, after months and months of work, Siren got it. She could throw her knife and always hit the bullseye, no matter whether she was underwater, or on land, or if her target was moving. She could sneak up on any dragon without making a sound, even surprising Brinicle with his sharp ears. And she could tell after a few minutes of conversation with another dragon which side they favored, what they were feeling at that moment, and whether they were lying or not. She was basically the perfect assassin, especially since she was a dragonet, so everyone would underestimate her.
Also, sometime during her year of training, she had fallen sort of in love with Blackout, and they were dating on and off.
Just thought I'd mention that.
Anywho, Siren's life was doing pretty good. She'd completed her training, even impressing Brinicle, although he didn't show it. She'd gotten a tattoo to commemorate her success, a tattoo that Blackout teased constantly. She was now allowed to go basically wherever she wanted to, so she was able to continue her storytelling in Luster. She had a cool new weapon from Blackout that xe had designed, which was modeled after the HiveWings' natural paralysis weapons and allowed her to paralyze her enemies. 
Siren had also discovered more about the organization. Apparently, quite a few of the dragons that worked for the organization kidnapped humans and sold them for a profit, and all of them worked for a big, mysterious someone who Siren had yet to meet, and believed in dragon supremacy.
Siren had been brought up hearing about how the humans apparently helped save the world and defeat the breath of evil, but she thought it was ridiculous that they were supposed to be all smart and treated like dragons. So she did support the organization, but she didn't feel comfortable kidnapping people.
Yep. That's basically Siren in a nutshell. She'd rather kill someone than kidnap them.
When she was about six and a half years old, a few months after completing her training, Siren was sent on her first assignment. And, for some reason, instead of sending her to kill some ambassador or captain or something like that, they sent her to kill Queen Ruby of the SkyWings.
Because a SeaWing dragonet against the queen of one of the biggest tribes in the world is definitely a fight with the odds in Siren's favor.
Apparently, it was.
Siren was nervous, yeah. Nervous is probably an understatement. If she was caught, she'd be either dead or thrown in prison for the rest of her life. But she knew that killing the queen would definitely tilt the odds more in the organization's favor, so she pulled it off. 
She crept silently into Ruby's bedroom while she was sleeping, and slit her throat. Then she flew out of the castle as fast as her freakishly big wings could carry her, but she made sure to let a guard see a flash of her scales as she left. This wasn't in her instructions, but if a guard could say that a SeaWing killed Ruby, that would definitely cause some strife between Queen Auklet and whoever became queen of the SkyWings, which would also help the organization.
When she got back, Siren told Blackout and Brinicle what she had done, and they seemed impressed. What she didn't tell them, however, was how much she'd hated killing Ruby, and that she didn't want to do it ever again.
But this was her job.
Over the next year, Siren killed three more dragons, none of which were too notable. Her relationship with Blackout became strained after Queen Agate, Ruby's successor, became killing and chasing out all hybrids, dragons with special abilities and LGBTQIA+ dragons, but eventually xe mostly forgave her. Siren still tells stories in Luster, and the crowds seem to be getting bigger. She still can't swim very well at all, despite all of her efforts and bruises. 
So there you have it. The story of a little abandoned orphan who, with a little elbow grease, became a top-notch assassin and storyteller.
Now, if you'll excuse me, my brain hurts from coming up with all of that stuff. I need to go back and refill on ideas, then it's time to talk about every single dragon Siren has ever met.
Yay.
More coming soon. . .
==Relationships==
A wise person once said: It's your relationships with others that truly define you. That wise person was me. Well, actually, someone else has probably said it at some time in those exact words or something like it, but whatever. I sounded smart just then, so could everyone please pretend that I was the one who said it first? Thanks.
(Siren's relationships are open! Please ask in the comments below if you'd like your character to be in Siren's relationships.)
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Seaweed: Even though Siren didn't have a great relationship with Seaweed, she still loves him. She also likes that he actually tried to get Algae to let her stay with them, although she does wish a little that he'd tried harder. If she met him again today, she'd probably just want to talk to get to know him better, and maybe, just maybe, he'll want to know more about his adopted daughter too.
Algae: Siren is pretty sure Algae hates her, or at least extremely dislikes her. Algae was pretty high on the SeaWing social order until Siren came along and messed all that up for him. Thinking about how Algae practically forced Seaweed to send her away makes her angry, and if she ever saw him again she'd probably yell at him.
Blackout: Blackout is Siren's joyfriend. They're pretty casual about it though, as Siren is only seven and Blackout is only eight. They often train with each other, and sometimes go flying around talking, although never about anything serious. Despite this, Siren enjoys spending time with Blackout a lot, and will do quite a lot to keep her relationship with xem strong.
Ultraviolet: Ultraviolet is Siren's best friend. I forgot to mention her in the backstory, but she's basically this weird over-enthusiastic IceWing that lives in Luster and practically kidnapped Siren and forced her to be friends with her. Vi doesn't know about Siren's other job, and Siren wants to keep it that way, because then the organization would probably kill her, which Siren doesn't want (well, duh). This makes their friendship a little strained at times, when Siren has to lie about where she is, but usually they get along great. Whenever Siren is unable to stand up for herself, for some reason, Vi's there, yelling at the offending dragon and usually stomping on their talons. Siren loves just hanging around Vi, because they can just have fun and forget their responsibilities.
Rosella: Rosella was one of the dragons that Siren instinctively disliked immediately upon meeting. Siren had looked up from her training to see a bright, obnoxiously bright-colored RainWing looking down at her with a disdainful look on her snout and a snide remark. Siren almost launched into a fight with Rosella, but didn't. Later, she was glad she didn't, because apparently Rosella was the daughter of the head of the organization, who Siren still hasn't met. Whenever Siren sees Rosella she has to clench her fists, and grit her teeth when the annoying RainWing comes over to subtly insult her. Sometimes Siren tries to get under Rosella's scales too with a declaration of her own, but it never seems to bother her.
Brinicle: Siren has a pretty good relationship with her trainer. Sometimes, yes, he pushes her too hard and she gets angry, but overall she thinks of him as a mentor, or a father figure. 
Invention:
Bluejay: Siren met Bluejay when he was sleeping at the bottom of a river, and they get along fairly well. She likes visiting his dragonets, and thinks that they're adorable. She knows that if she ever needs his help, he'll be there. I mean, unless he's helping someone else.
Covesun: Covesun and Siren met when the SeaWing hybrid came to Luster and ended up spying on her. When Siren realized what Covesun was doing, she confronted her, and they started arguing. After that, they sort of became frenemies, sometimes having fun together and sometimes trying very hard not to kill each other.
Unity: While in the rainforest to assassinate Queen Glory, Siren bumped into a strange-looking RainWing, literally. They both fell down and it took a bit of time for them to gather enough coordination to get back up again without falling down. The two started talking and became quick friends, although both of them kept quite a bit of information from the other to prevent the other from finding out they were an assassin. After Siren left in a big hurry after completing her mission, she sort of missed the odd RainWing, and plans to possibly visit her again someday. I mean, if Siren doesn't get executed first.
==Theme Songs==
I genuinely cannot believe that Siren has so many theme songs that her pages needs an entire new section to fit all of them.
That's just bad planning.
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Legends Never Die (Against the Current)
Dangerous Woman (Ariana Grande)
Just Like Fire (P!nk)
Set Fire to the Rain (Adele)
I Am Not Nothing (Beth Crowley)
One Woman Army (Porcelain Black) (Explicit)
Everyone Knows Juanita (Gael García Bernal)
==Trivia==
I never understood the trivia section. Like, if you need one, then why didn't you shove the random bits of information into the rest of the character page instead of down here with bullet points? I will never understand you people.
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*Siren was my entry in the May Palette Contest
**Somewhere along the line she became my sona; still not too sure how that happened
*Despite her odd looks, Siren is not a hybrid
* Siren usually thinks in third person or second person
*Siren's favorite food is either lox or cherries
**Yet for some reason, she hates any salmon that isn't lox
==Gallery==
SirenEnigma.png|300px|Headshot by Enigma
SirenbySiren.png|300px|Reference by me
SirenOblivion.png|300px|Halfbody by Oblivion
SirenPremaMelody.png|300px|Headshot by Prema
SirenSoThisIsAThingThatIDo.png|300px|Headshot by SoThisIsAThingThatIDo
Sirenheadshot.png|300px|Headshot by me
SirenScroll.jpg|300px|Halfbody by Scroll
Siren Headshot.png|300px|Headshot by Jaguar
SirenfullbodybyIce.png|300px|Fullbody by Ice
SirenFrosty.jpg|300px|Headshot by Frosty
SirenBackgroundMonster.png|300px|Headshot with background by Monster
SirenNoBackgroundMonster.png|300px|Headshot with no background by Monster
SirenCoin.png|300px|Headshot by Coin
SirenBloom.png|300px|Headshot by Bloom
SirenCatsInATrenchCoat.png|300px|Fullbody by CatsInATrenchCoat
SirenMythcats.png|300px|Fullbody by Mythcats
SirenKamiano.png|300px|Headshot by Sol
SirenJay.png|300px|Headshot by Jay
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