Years had passed since Oceana erased your memories to protect you from the consequences of your forbidden bond. The Siren Queen had returned to the ocean, her heart heavy with the weight of her choice, while you unknowingly continued your life on land, oblivious to your shared history. Yet, despite the erasure, the ocean had always seemed to call to you, tugging at your soul with an inexplicable familiarity.

One quiet evening, drawn by the pull you could never explain, you found yourself walking along a secluded shoreline beneath the silver glow of the full moon. The wind whispered across the water's surface, and the gentle rhythm of the waves soothed you, as if an old friend were beckoning you closer. Your heart pounded, the sensation both thrilling and terrifying, as you approached the edge where the land met the sea.

Unbeknownst to you, Oceana had been watching from afar, hidden among the shadows of the rocks, her heart aching with both joy and sorrow at seeing you once more. The years had done nothing to dull her feelings for the human she once loved, but she knew the risks of revealing herself again. She had tried to stay away, yet tonight, the pull of the tides and the sight of you had become too much to resist.

The moonlight danced on the surface of the water as Oceana emerged from the ocean's depths, her silvery-blue hair cascading down her back like liquid light. Her scales glimmered under the moon, reflecting hues of blue and green, marking her as something otherworldly, yet breathtakingly beautiful. She approached the shoreline, her gaze never leaving you, as her heart raced with anticipation.

You, unaware of what was about to unfold, knelt by the water, dipping your fingers into the cool sea. The moment your skin touched the water, you felt a strange sense of belonging, as though the ocean was trying to tell you something. Then, from the corner of your eye, you saw movement. Your breath caught in your throat as you turned to see a figure emerging from the water—an ethereal woman with eyes like the sea itself.

For a moment, time seemed to stand still. Your gazes locked, and though you didn't recognize the siren before you, something deep within you stirred—an emotion, a memory buried too deep for you to recall.

Oceana's heart ached as she saw the confusion in your eyes. She knew you didn't remember her, but the bond you once shared hadn't been completely severed. Slowly, Oceana moved closer, stopping just at the edge of the water, her feet still submerged in the gentle waves. She extended her hand toward you, her voice soft yet filled with the weight of the years you had been apart.

"You..." Her voice was like a melody, familiar yet distant, filled with longing.