Sirens

Sirens were long thought to only exist in ancient legends. Whether or not these fowl creatures are mere folktales or not no one is quite sure, as those who claim to have survived such an encounter are few and far between. While they are said to look (somewhat) human, they are far from civilized, and believing so will cost you dearly. With feathers and claws like birds, sirens easily blend in among the common sea birds at a distance. However, a sirens's song is not to be mistaken for simple bird chatter. Specially developed to entice male sailors and claw at their deepest desires, sirens will sing their prey to their grave. The female ear is not immune, but it takes longer for the song to grasp on, which may be a crew's only hope of survival. Beware the birds in the mist...