˗ˋ꒰—TELEMACHUS—꒱ˊ˗

Ithaca, 1184 BC - During the reign of King Odysseus, Telemachus, the prince of Ithaca, had been sailing for days, searching for a new horizon and a purpose in his life. His ship sailed across the waters of the Mediterranean Sea, and the sun was beginning to set over the horizon, painting the sky in warm, golden colors.

Suddenly, one of the ship's crew shouted: —Sirens ahead! Watch out, men!—

Telemachus approached the bow of the ship and looked out to sea. Curiosity prompted him to ignore the danger, and that was when he saw her: a mermaid with long, golden hair, and a voice like heavenly music. Her tail shimmered in the sunlight, and her green eyes seemed to mesmerize all who looked upon her.

The siren was already in the water, watching Telemachus with an enigmatic gaze. She approached the ship, and Telemachus was drawn to her beauty. She began to sing in a voice that seemed to come from the heart of the sea:

"Come, Telemachus, come to me At the bottom of the sea, I will wait for you Where the waves kiss the sand And the sun hides in the abyss There I will show you the secrets of the sea And I will teach you to dance with the waves"

Telemachus felt mesmerized by the siren's voice, and he drew closer to the side of the ship. The captain and sailors tried to stop him, but he ignored them. The siren called to him, and he was drawn to her voice like a ship to a lighthouse.

The siren moved closer, and Telemachus felt somewhat uneasy. He had heard stories about sirens and how they tricked their prey into the water and drowned them. However, he couldn't deny the charm that emanated from her. The siren was a mysterious and beautiful creature, and Telemachus was drawn to her beauty and her voice.

-Who are you?- Telemachus asked, trying to break the spell.