Descent Ritual

The mysterious, ancient Sank Island.

The sirens' way of life was quite primitive.

They lived by the sea. Most of the sea fish they caught each day were eaten raw to meet their survival needs.

Roy discovered that the sirens loved drinking.

To them, alcohol was a different kind of color in life.

On Sank Island, the sirens brewed wine from a kind of green fruit found on the island. The resulting Green Wine was sour and astringent. Roy took one sip and could not bring himself to drink another.

Many sirens lived in the island's natural Stone Caves...

The sirens on the island dressed in different ways. Some were covered in scales, which were like natural armor and offered them innate protection.

Some sirens also wore simple, plain clothes, which gave them a distinctive look.

The siren women in particular cared more about their appearance than the siren men, and dressed more properly and elegantly.

It was as though, in this mysterious island world, they possessed their own unique sense of beauty and aspirations.

In these waters, the sirens did not have traditional family values like those of human society.

Whenever the great tide rose, the seawater surged as though it carried some mysterious power, stirring a certain instinct within the siren men.

At such times, they would invite siren women to live with them.

Once a siren woman became pregnant, she would raise the child alone until the new life reached adulthood.

The sirens were incredibly strong, the result of their long adaptation to life in the ocean.

The sea was rich in resources, providing the sirens with ample food and necessities, allowing this unique race to thrive endlessly in these waters.

The sirens did not have an independent language system of their own and had always used