Deity of Seas

The singing prompted Arthur to go into the inner palace. The woman followed him, but it seemed the spirit with the fishtail didn't want to intrude on his meeting with Her Majesty.

On her glass throne sat the Deity of Seas, fabric-like structures protruding from her lower back to bloom like a flower and cover the hall. Other than the wooden doll, which was quite inhuman, this spirit was the closest Arthur met to the shape of a human.

The Deity had fish scales covering her neck to her chin, and each scale reflected a myriad of colors. There were fins instead of ears on each side of her face, but she looked otherwise human.

'She's beautiful,'

Arthur found himself mesmerized by her beauty, even if he didn't feel attracted to her. However, he could tell that there was something odd about the way she looked.