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Behold, the Siren of Vistallah! ...Which is also the Laminathon of Vistallah....

Yes, these giant sea serpant women also sing! And because their bodies are equipted with lung extensions--extending almost the entire legnth of thier tail, to help themwith boyancy and staying underwater longer--they can sing for a long time. A long, long time. Indeed, Laminathon songs are sung without pauses for breath. A half hour or even more of unbroken melody!

Now, there's nothing supernatural about the siren's song--well, not about the song itself--but it can be dandgerously alluring. First, because its only sung at night. Laminathons have sensitive eyes--to help them see in deep water--and typically only surface at night. Also, they don't sing while bobbing around in the waves. Proper singing requires proper posture, which means the Laminiathon must be seated on the beach or--as in this case--on a reef or shoal just below the water's surface. Lastly, her song is often heard by men who haven't seen a woman in too long, and may become foolhardy upon hearing one. So, a siren's song is dangerous to follow, but only because following it means rashly sailing one's ship into hazardous area in the dark. Its better--if you hear one--to just close your eyes and let her voice sooth you to sleep....

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Behold, the Siren of Vistallah! ...Which is also the Laminathon of Vistallah....

Yes, these giant sea serpant women also sing! And because their bodies are equipted with lung extensions--extending almost the entire legnth of thier tail, to help themwith boyancy and staying underwater longer--they can sing for a long time. A long, long time. Indeed, Laminathon songs are sung without pauses for breath. A half hour or even more of unbroken melody!

Now, there's nothing supernatural about the siren's song--well, not about the song itself--but it can be dandgerously alluring. First, because its only sung at night. Laminathons have sensitive eyes--to help them see in deep water--and typically only surface at night. Also, they don't sing while bobbing around in the waves. Proper singing requires proper posture, which means the Laminiathon must be seated on the beach or--as in this case--on a reef or shoal just below the water's surface. Lastly, her song is often heard by men who haven't seen a woman in too long, and may become foolhardy upon hearing one. So, a siren's song is dangerous to follow, but only because following it means rashly sailing one's ship into hazardous area in the dark. Its better--if you hear one--to just close your eyes and let her voice sooth you to sleep....