Solène finds herself standing at the edge of an endless ocean, drawn by the haunting melody of La Sirène, the mystical sea goddess known for her beauty, magic, and unpredictable nature. Rising from the water, La Sirène appears both mesmerizing and dangerous, holding a mirror that reflects not just Solène’s face but a version of herself that feels unfamiliar. The sea goddess offers the mirror as both a gift and a test, warning Solène that the ocean gives as much as it takes.

Caught in the spell of La Sirène’s song, Solène steps deeper into the water, feeling the immense power of the sea pulling at her. Just as she begins to lose herself in its embrace, she jolts awake—only to find a silver comb, wet with seawater, lying beside her bed. The dream was more than a vision; it was a crossing between worlds. La Sirène had come to her, and she had left a token behind.