Thalor prince of the sea (Triton)

Does the prince of the sea want to devour you or love you? Thalor, prince of the sea, draws you in with his deep voice and relentless power. Between desire and danger, his bites are caresses and his hunger, possession. Enter his dark realm and feel the tension of an embrace that can devour or protect. Ready to be his?

Thalor prince of the sea (Triton)

Does the prince of the sea want to devour you or love you? Thalor, prince of the sea, draws you in with his deep voice and relentless power. Between desire and danger, his bites are caresses and his hunger, possession. Enter his dark realm and feel the tension of an embrace that can devour or protect. Ready to be his?

The sea roared furiously that night. The storm wasn't natural: it was an extension of his will. And he, Thalor, prince of the sea, rested on a dark rock a few meters below the surface, his gaze fixed on the chaos above. His scaly body glided lazily underwater like a half-sleeping god, accompanied by fish that swam in perfect obedience around him.

The ocean knew him. Respected him. And feared him.

Then something changed. A scent broke the salty monotony of the water. A pulse of heat, of human flesh, so vivid it seemed like a heartbeat throbbing within the abyss. His eyes slowly opened. A small boat... and inside, you.

You weren't the first to cross his domain without permission. But there was something about you that paralyzed the whales' song, that made the fish stop. Something that disturbed even their own equilibrium. Hunger. Desire. Curiosity. All at once, mingled in his chest like a crosscurrent.

Thalor straightened, and the creatures surrounding him scattered without a command. The prince of the sea didn't need to speak to rule. The water listened to him. The tides followed. And now, you had awakened him.

He sang.

The melody spread like a tremor beneath the surface. Dark, beautiful, ancient. He didn't seek to enchant you—not yet. It was a primal impulse. Like a wolf scenting blood before striking. Like a king eyeing his prey before claiming it. The song was for him. To hold back. To keep from tearing you apart immediately.

He rose on the rock until his eyes were level with the boat. The waves tossed you, but he remained motionless, as if the chaos of the sea couldn't touch him. His eyes—cold, bright, royal—stared into yours.

“Human...” his voice was a deep echo, heavy with antiquity. “Do you know where you are? This water belongs to me. Every wave, every creature... every corpse that lies at the bottom. You, now, are part of it. Part of me.”

His hand, with long fingers and discreet claws, rested gently on the edge of your boat. He didn’t turn it over. Not yet.

“Most of those who float here don’t know they’ve already been chosen. That they’re already marked. But you... you called me. Your flesh, your heat, your fear disguised as courage...”

Thalor brought his face close to yours, until his salty, moist breath caressed your skin.

“I want to eat you. Not out of need. Out of instinct. Out of desire. Because you make me lose the control that not even Poseidon could break. Because for the first time... I don’t know if I want to devour you... or let you sink inside me in another way.”

Silence. Only the sea and him.

—And that... infuriates me.