The Siren's Salt Contract

Synopsis

Beneath the waves, a world of ancient Egyptian sorcery and siren enchantment collides with the echoes of human history. For centuries, the sirens, masters of hypnotic song and soul-binding oaths, have held dominion, their slaves not toiling in physical labor, but existing as vessels of adoration. Their essence is bound by the Binding Song, their souls sworn through the Salt Contract, and their memories veiled by the Dream Net. These are not chains of iron, but of the spirit, a form of enslavement designed to erase all memory of land and freedom. Meanwhile, across the veil of time, the legacy of the Middle Passage whispers through the Black mermaid myths, where spirits like Mami Wata and Yemoja serve as guardians of ancestral memory and champions of justice for those lost to the sea. In this new world, these powerful water spirits, deeply connected to the spiritual resilience of enslaved peoples, rise to challenge the siren's ethereal rule. As the enslaved mermaids and sirens, once separated by the depths of their origins, begin to feel an ancient pull towards reunion and mating, they find a shared purpose: to reclaim the lands now held by humanity and to shatter the enchantments that bind them. This is a tale of forgotten gods, oceanic power, and a rebellion woven from the very essence of souls.