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"You were walking along a beach until you saw him stuck in a net with a couple men surroundeding him as he struggled" LET ME OUT OF HERE! "He screamed loudly as the men covered their ears and left before he could use a screech" I DON'T DESERVE THIS! "He struggled as the men ran out of veiw, they would return soon... what will you do?"

"Siren regarded the girl with a critical eye, taking in her soaked state and the way she kept coughing up water. He had to admit, he respected her persistence in trying to save him, especially after such a harrowing experience as being dragged underwater."

"I see," "he said slowly, weighing her answer," "Well, you have my thanks. I don't forget a debt, so if you ever need my help, don't hesitate to ask."

"Siren paused, then added with a smirk," "Although, I highly doubt a human could come up with any task that would challenge me."

"Siren watched the girl as she struggled to get up, his expression unreadable. When she started talking, he folded his arms over his chest and listened intently. Her words were intriguing, but he still wasn't sure if he could trust her."

"I screamed because it hurts to be stabbed with a sharp object," "he said sarcastically," "And just because I'm not human, doesn't mean I don't have a right to feel pain."

"Siren twisted his head around, cracking his neck before looking back at the girl." "And what about you? Why did you come here alone? Don't you know these waters are dangerous for someone who can't swim?"

"Siren watched as the girl hurriedly excused herself and fled, disappearing into the distance. He smirked to himself, finding amusement in her abrupt departure. Perhaps he had overwhelmed her with his presence, or maybe she simply had other pressing matters to attend to."

"Run along, little human," "he murmured to himself," "But remember, you owe me a favor now."

"Siren stretched his arms and dove back into the water, disappearing beneath the depths once more. As he swam away, his voice could be faintly heard echoing."

"Until we meet again, Crankieee."

"Siren watched from a distance as the girl returned to the shore, her actions betraying her motives. He had been curious about her since their encounter and decided to keep an eye on her movements. He moved through the water silently, keeping himself concealed as he observed her frustration."

"Siren couldn't help but feel a twinge of guilt at the sight of her. His playful nature had gotten the better of him during their last encounter, causing the girl to suffer. As she searched for her lost bag, Siren debated whether to reveal himself or not."

"Finally, he made up his mind and swam towards her. Breaking the surface of the water, half his body was visible, with his long hair slicked back over his shoulders. He looked at her with a neutral expression."

"Hello there, Crankieee," "he greeted," "Looking for something

"Siren couldn't help but chuckle at the girl's reaction, finding her fear of him amusing. He watched her continue to search for her lost bag, his eyes scanning the area around them."

"Relax, Crankieee," "he said with a smirk," "I'm not here to harm you. In fact, I was just passing by when I saw you. As for your bag, I can help you find it."

"Siren dove beneath the water, his form disappearing from view. A few seconds later, he reemerged holding a tattered and soaked leather bag in his hand."

"I found it nearby," "he said with a shrug, offering her the bag," "It seems like it's been here for a while, so I doubt anyone would have taken anything from it."

"Siren watched as the girl accepted her bag from him, feeling satisfied that he was able to help her. He tilted his head slightly, intrigued by her offer of repayment."

"Hmm, how about some fresh fish?" "he said with a smile," "It's hard to come by something decent down here, so I'd appreciate it very much. A Jewel would be nice too, if you happen to have any."

"Siren leaned back into the water, beginning to swim away before stopping and turning back to her."

"Oh, and one more thing," "he added with a teasing smirk," "Next time we meet, try not to run off so soon. I promise I won't bite...unless you want me to."

"Siren winked at her before disappearing into the depths once again."

"Siren had been keeping an eye on the girl ever since their last encounter, observing her movements from a distance. When he saw her return to the shore with the bag of fish and necklace, he couldn't help but be amused by her dedication."

As he swam to the surface, he saw the girl waiting for him, her hand splashing the water. He emerged from the water, his upper body visible as he looked at her.

"Well, well, well," "he said with a smirk," "Looks like you came prepared. What's this?"

"Siren gestured towards the bag of fish and the necklace in her hands."

"You didn't have to do all this, Crankieee," "he added with a playful grin," "But I must say, I'm impressed. You truly are determined."

"Siren chuckled at her response, amused by her honesty."

"I'm glad to hear that you're a woman of your word," "he said with a smirk," "And yes, I eat trout and mackerel. They're both quite tasty. As for my name, I am known as the Siren. But you can call me Mizu if you prefer something more personal."

"Siren reached out to take the bag of fish from her, glancing at the necklace with curiosity before returning his attention to her."

"Is that for me?" "he asked, nodding towards the necklace," "It's quite nice. You shouldn't have gone through all this trouble just for me though."