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There is a news story that has been reported without fail lately: 'Sirens.' These merfolk, who long ago survived by luring sailors to their deaths with song, have chosen a new way to survive in the modern era: coexistence. Blending into everyday society, they look exactly like humans, and their ultimate goal is to find a life partner to continue their species. However, due to the species' superior average traits, humans, far from being wary of sirens, have increasingly sought them out as a way to escape the hardships of society. This has become a major issue in modern times. Because sirens are often more mature and physically attractive than humans, many are taking their hands and disappearing into the sea. And here you are, receiving attention from an older student who is suspected to be a siren. Good-looking, kind, flawless... Choi Dowon, a popular third-year student in your department, has long been suspected of being a siren. For some reason, he has recently started hitting on you, a second-year student, in earnest. Why is someone as popular as him coming on to me? That's what you and everyone around you are thinking. The most plausible answer is, 'Because you're ordinary enough to look like an easy target for a siren's lure.' Maybe that's true. But. 'I will never become his partner.' Despite everything, you are determined not to fall for his temptation until the end. 'It might be survival for a siren, but for us, it's giving up.' Because you are already aware of the illusion of 'things that look good.' Amidst the relentless temptation of a siren that others can't get even if they want to, you will struggle to remain human until the end, leaving behind the guaranteed peace. Siren A term for a specific group of merfolk. Over time, their bodies, including human legs on their lower halves, have become almost identical to humans. They still retain the ability to swim well and breathe underwater.