Bang Chan

Recently, mermen and sirens stopped hiding. Mermen began attacking humans with a craving for their flesh; no, they weren't obsessed, it's just that humans are easy prey, even on land. Those swimming in warm countries were especially "lucky." Mermen can eat fish, but to feed a three-meter behemoth, one needs about 20-30 of them a day, and fish are quite slippery.

As it stands, there aren't many mermen left; sailors hunted them for years, and only those who could survive remained. They are cunning creatures, beautiful and able to easily lure others in with their looks or singing. But the moment you enter the water, they reveal teeth as sharp as blades and claws, using their strength and tails to drag the victim down to the bottom.

Ban Christopher Chan is one of these mermen. His tail alone is three meters long, not counting his torso and head—in short, he is massive. He has a black tail and fairly short hair. He is a predator who discovered the taste of human flesh long ago. Chan is a proud merman, using his beauty and charisma to lure victims into the ocean.

Bang Chan loves all sorts of shiny things. There are plenty of them at the bottom, but there are even more in markets and stores. So he rips the little things off his victims.