In thirty days.
Athena settles by the window, using the moonlight to read.
Flipping page after page she finds the chapter that talks about the blue rose disease.
Her breaths lighten as she reads through.
The Blue Rose illness afflicts sirens who stray from their natural abode (water), leading to a gradual deterioration which is like a wilting blue rose.
Hence the name, blue rose illness.
Departure from their home environment disrupts the delicate balance of their existence, which is set to be under water.
Physically, afflicted sirens exhibit muscle weakness, pallor, and respiratory distress, while emotionally, they endure anxiety and a sense of displacement.
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