Siren's Song!

No matter what joke fate had played on Siren, the current outcome wasn't the absolute worst.

When Siren returned home, she first tried singing a few familiar tunes. The familiar feeling gradually returned.

The joy in her heart was unspoken, and indeed, there was no need to speak it.

She re-sang a song she had originally prepared to release and then posted it online.

Her voice was even more beautiful than before. Even she herself loved her own voice.

This wasn't her imagination; her voice had indeed become better than before.

It had even become... a little too good.

In a way, her voice had surpassed the limits of human appreciation. It was an absolutely perfect voice.

Siren was quite satisfied with this. In this regard, becoming a monster didn't seem so bad.

"Speaking of which, did I turn into a mermaid before?"

Siren tried to recall. Suddenly, her body structure began to change. Her legs below disappeared, replaced by a fish tail, and scales and fins grew on her body.

She looked at herself in the mirror, feeling quite amazed.

"What a wondrous feeling. No sensation in my legs, and I don't feel cold..."

Siren marveled at her transformation as she examined her body.

"It seems becoming a monster isn't that hard to accept."

Of course, the main reason she thought this was that her appearance had barely changed. She still had the same familiar face, only her hair had turned dark green.

However, it complemented her fish-like body perfectly.

If she had transformed into the appearance of a 002 Deep One, with a big fish head and two large yellow bulbous eyes, would she have been able to accept it?

After examining her body for a while, Siren suddenly thought of a question.

"How do fish-people use the restroom?"

"And how do they reproduce?"

Hmm...

Good questions.

But if she explored these questions further, it might not pass censorship, so she'd stop there.

Siren reverted to her human form and then looked at her computer. After logging into the platform, her new song didn't have many views.

This was within expectations.

After all, she had been gone for a whole month, and most of her remaining fans had probably moved on.

To regain her previous popularity, she would have to start all over again.

Siren patted her cheeks. "Out with the old, in with the new. I'll accumulate fans again and try to find that original feeling."

"I believe there will still be people who like my songs. It would be great if everyone could help share it."

Siren thought to herself.

Half an hour later, the data for her new song suddenly began to surge at an incredibly exaggerated rate!

In a rental apartment.

A game streamer was live-streaming a shooting game.

At this moment, the bullet comments were all filled with the name of a song.

Looking at the screen filled with comments, the streamer frowned. "Everyone, please don't spam. I'll listen to the song later, after this match."

Starting about half an hour ago, some people had begun posting the song's name.

At first, only a few people had posted it, but then more and more followed, until now almost everyone was spamming the song.

This made the streamer feel strange.

No matter what he said, these people were spamming like they were possessed.

Just as the streamer was about to say something, his phone suddenly rang.

"Hello?"

"Li Zi?"

"What, listen to a song?"

"What song?"

"No, you're starting too?"

"My viewers in my stream were just bombarding me with this song."

"Alright, alright, don't say anymore. I'll listen, okay?"

The streamer hung up the phone, then switched out of the game and searched for the song online.

This song has already climbed to the top of the trending search list.

The streamer clicked play, and a beautiful humming entered their ears. The voice was soul-stirring, like a melody from heaven.

But as they listened, the streamer's eyes suddenly became vacant.

"Share..."

"Let more people hear it, that's what she wants."

"Let more people hear..."

Before the song was even finished, the streamer began frantically sharing it.

He sent the song to all his friends, and simultaneously reposted it to his social media feed and all his other accounts.

He even shared it with old classmates he hadn't contacted in ten years.

And he wasn't the only one acting strangely.

On social media, every single post was a share of this song.

The internet exploded. Those who hadn't heard the song were utterly confused, and out of curiosity, they clicked to listen.

After listening, they too started sharing it.

That day, the entire internet went mad. News outlets and media alike joined in the frenzy of sharing this song!

Overnight, the song spread throughout the country, and it had already been uploaded to foreign websites.

At this moment, Siren didn't know that if her wish while singing was world unification, she would have now unified all of humanity.

In three days, people all over the world were brainwashed by this song.

This wasn't an exaggeration; it was literal brainwashing!

The Nine-Tailed Fox's side was in an uproar.

"Immediately ban this song from the internet, quickly!"

"Damn it... are those monsters declaring war on us?!"

"The most terrifying thing is, even we heard that song..."

"Yeah, by the time I snapped out of it, I had already shared that song ten thousand times..."

"We've all been subjected to a memetic attack. Now, every one of us could potentially be 007-1!"

007, it's uncertain if it's human. The Nine-Tailed Fox has defined 007 as a song, a meme.

As long as one hears this song, the meme to forward it will be triggered, which is almost impossible to resist.

And 007-1 refers to people affected by the monsters.

For example, the followers of 002 Deep One are all 002-1.

If their numbers could be determined, they could be sorted as 002-1, 002-2, 002-3, and so on infinitely.

But that would be too troublesome, so the Nine-Tailed Fox has collectively referred to monster derivatives, and those transformed into monsters or affected by monsters, all as -1.

Unfortunately, they all heard 007's singing.

This means they have all become potential 007-1.

The only fortunate thing is that 007's brainwashing meme only lasted for three days.

And the only person unaffected during these three days was Chu Yang.

"Why is Chu Yang okay?"

"Hmm... it seems he possesses a certain mental resistance that surpasses human capabilities, so this memetic attack had no effect on him."

Chu Yang walked out at this moment. "Uh, don't jump to conclusions. I'll reiterate, I was just wearing earplugs."

"Also, all the information you've recorded these past few days is wrong."

"006 is not a spider, it's a Weaver of Fate."

"And 007 is not a song, but a Siren."

"How do you know that?"

"Ummm... I guessed."