Lorelei Nacremere
the Lullstone Siren
Named for the deceptive reef that sings sailors to their doom, and for the mother-of-pearl that lines your cradle — a shell before it is a grave.
Power
Shellwrit — you can read the sea's memory in the spiral of any abandoned shell, but each reading leaves the shell dust in your palm, and you are running out of shells on this shore.
- Familiar
- a decorator crab named Tether
- Tide
- the Lullstone Current
They say you have a voice that can split a hull and a heart in the same breath. They say you sit on the Lullstone and comb your hair with a broken knife. They are wrong about why you sing: you are not luring them; you are warning them away from the reef that raised you, and they keep mistaking danger for desire.