Setting
As the siren heard the words, her gaze softened slightly in surprise. She'd never had prey talk to her before, but she assumed that her spell had sent the swimmer into such delusions that he thought she was speaking to him. However, the words rang true. Perhaps her sisters were trying to take this one from her. They always seemed to give her the scraps it seemed, at least.
She had a chance to show off, now, didn't she?
Soon, a whole school was within the area that Tikaro and Shui had gotten them trapped into. This was when Siana had her own part to contribute. Before any could leave or come back, a strong current would form over the exit of the small cove, and a different laughter, one less melodic than the sirens, would echo throughout the space.
Seizing his advantage, the dragon roared, the sound echoing over and over across the patch to seabed.
He walked in smoking an expensive cigar, the kind that people pay $50 a throw for, as he did he leaned against the pool table and waited for his company to arrive.