Is Siren Head Alive Novels & Stories

"What happened to the siren?" "Dead." Victoria grinned. Nodding, Amelia allowed herself to process what she was being told. It was good that the siren wasn’t allowed to live, given the fact that Clarence’s pack members used that hot spring often. If the siren was still there, it would become a threat. Letting out a sigh of relief, Amelia relaxed against the bed before lifting her hand to take in the golden band that rested on her finger. "I have a question." She began, remembering the conversation she had with Clarence before being attacked. "About this ring."

She wasn't moving, but she was breathing fine. She looked fine too. Nothing was wrong with her because I had seen her wrapped in Alpha Kieran's arms a few seconds ago. She had even tried to defend me! Now, how the hell did she look like she was dead? "Is she alive?" Elder Morgana asked. "That isn't the question that should be asked!" Alpha Kieran snapped. He stood, stopping Elder Morgana from going to Selene. "Pass the sentence on her!" "Of course, Alpha. We are guarded by rules and regulations. We can't pass a sentence without observing all due protocols—"

“You’re okay, Siren.” “Yeah, she is definitely concussed. Let’s get her to a real hospital and check for possible skull fractures, she seems to have hit her head.” He says, grabbing her trembling hand. “Her pulse is so low.” “Siren, breathe.” “They hit the car,” she says. “I hit my head.” She says, her voice fading with the word that comes out of her mouth. “I’m sorry, I crashed the car. I hit my—” The alarms in my head go off when I see her eyes glaze over and her body goes limp in my hands. I’m scared, so fucking scared.

The doctor spoke to us before turning back to the monitor. I watched Nova in amazement. Her little mouth opened and closed a few times. "Are those teeth?!" I asked, shocked by the sharp row of teeth I saw. "Siren's are born with their teeth and fins. When she touches air she'll turn to her human side. Her teeth will recede back until she needs them." Dex explained, rubbing my cheek with his knuckles. "She's going to be a wonder." I leaned into his touch. Our Nova is going to be a rarity like me and my mother before me. I'm just happy she isn't human. She's going to be just fine.

The reader blinked, processing. Then it displayed a live pulse. KANE: ACTIVE SIGNAL — 3.4 KM — WEST QUADRANT. Velia’s breath hitched. “No. No, that’s not possible.” Venom stood slowly, eyes narrowing. “What does it say?” She turned the screen toward him. “He’s alive.” His jaw flexed. “Then we finish this.” The hand twitched. Both of them saw it. The mechanical fingers spasmed once, as if responding to the signal. The palm lights flickered, a dying reflex—or a command.

The hot water runs through my long auburn hair, rinsing away the sand that has blown into it. Odessa is showing the strain on this job. None of us thought such a pampered little ‘princess’ would be so good at covering her tracks and staying at least three steps ahead of us. It is our name and reputation on the line now. If her father hadn’t specifically told us he wants her home alive, it would be my song she would hear, as it lulled her to an early grave. The water is hot on my skin and the layers of dirt and sweat turn the water brown around my feet. All the people I have killed float back into my head when I’m alone, especially in the quiet midnight hour. I screw my eyes closed and push t

The black-clad Cleaners dropped their weapons, their electronic headsets emitting a high-frequency tone that forced them to their knees. The silver-fox chopper of the Corsairs touched down in the center of the wheat field. Siren stepped out, her cybernetic eye glowing a fierce, frantic violet. She looked up at Julian on the roof, then at the barn, which was now pulsing with a rhythmic, amber light. "You did it, Thorne," Siren shouted over the dying whine of the engines. "You brought a goddess into a basement. Do you have any idea what you’ve just handed the world?"

Then both, side by side, blank-eyed and frozen. "What the hell—" Aria started. Then the siren began. It wasn't mechanical. It wasn't a warning. It was alive. A sound from deep within the earth, groaning through steel and stone like the city was breathing through broken ribs. The ground trembled. Selene grabbed Aria's wrist. "Don't move." Aria's ears popped, like she'd climbed too fast. Her vision blurred at the edges. Across the street, a lone man dropped to his knees, eyes rolling white before he collapsed entirely.

He said to see Catrina give him her full attention. "Alpha I heard a voice which can only belong to one creature," "Which creature?" He had a faint idea of what the creature is but he wants confirmation. "A siren." He said it and Catrina who didn't know gave them a questionable look. 'What is a siren?" Catrina asked them. A siren is like a mermaid but a siren is evil, it is a man eating monster. It has a horn on it's head, with fang like teeth, sharp claws and a sharp fin.

He deliberately blocked me behind with his body, as if I was something shady. I poked my head out and glanced at the two sirens in front of me, if I remember correctly.The female siren with anger burning in her eyes was once an admirer of Black Wolf Baker. Isn't the siren extinct in my memory?Could it be that the restart of the Dark Gate caused all the dead undead to be resurrected again? Oh damn it!I should have thought it would be like this a long time ago. "You didn't expect to meet me again!"The siren Aurora walked angrily in front of Black Wolf Baker, they were almost as tall.