Either way, the Siren must be stopped, so that merchants and pirates alike can be safely assured that they would not be pulled to corruption by her ill-omen song. Though her true intentions are not known, it is believed that the Siren is either lonely, or is simply using the corrupted crystals and corrupted pirates as a source of energy.

Carrying a harp, she sings songs of doom that reaches the males near the seas of La Noscea, trapping them into her grasp and forcing them to permanently reside within the tower, whereas the corrupting crystals slowly transform them from the inside out the longer they stay within the confines. She resides on the final top floor of the tower, where the views of La Noscea can be seen. Surrounded by crystal glow arching from the lighthouse walls in every corner, the areas surrounding him always looks bright regardless of the time of day.Ī mysterious feminine monstrosity that is known to capture and lure men to their demise, the Siren have taken a liking to the tower after its transformation, most likely due to the corrupt orange-yellow crystals that now fills the upper levels' walls. The massive bird protects its hatchlings fiercely for this it serves as a threat to the reformation of the tower.Ī dragon-like creature drawn similarly to Zu by the aethereal energies pulsing from the tower thanks to the crystal shard that is lodged through it, the dragon is located in the upper areas of the tower where the corrupted crystal is in high density. Located at the aethereal powering station, it is drawn by the energies of the lighthouse, most likely finding the fuel chamber comfortable as well as suitable for nesting it's offspring. His crewmates are known as zombies as they have corrupted aether crystals growing out from their lifeless, pale bodies.Ī large bird using the lighthouse as a nest. It is for this reason that the adventurer and their friends are requested by workers of Limsa Lominsa to clear the dangerous marvel of La Noscea of it's corrupted inhabitants as well as the Siren herself so that the seas of western Vylbrand may be safe to traverse once again.Ī captain pirate lured by charming voices, now his crew and himself are lifeless slaves of the Siren, infused with corrupt crystals which grows out of his shoulders and scatters all over his cape. Several maintenance workers are sent to the lighthouse in an attempt to restore the lighthouse to it's former glory, but none of them ever returned. Due to many fallen ships and eeriness of the Isle, the lighthouse was abandoned and/or avoided by both pirates and the Limsa Lominsa officials, however it isn't forgotten. It is said that all men who enters the Isle of Umbra can hear the alluring voice of the Siren, yet the shipwrecks nearby indicates that it is not of good song. Worse, pirate rumors have echoed of poor souls being lured to the crystal-struck tower by voices of the Siren, which have subsequently taken up residence in the lighthouse after it's unwanted infusion of aethereal energies from the large crystal shard that pierces the lighthouse walls. However, during the Seventh Umbral Era, the lighthouse was struck with a gigantic crystal shard from the fallen moon Dalamud, which subsequently render the lighthouse unusable and broken-the yellow-orange crystals that now scatter all over the lighthouse have been known to corrupt any entity that is near it for extended periods of time. And what a creation to behold, as the lighthouse can be classified as a La Noscean grand castle of splendor design with its graceful architecture and white-marble walls. A lighthouse pivotal to the navigation surrounding La Noscea, the city-state of Limsa Lominsa has paid highly to the towering structure in both creation and maintenance.

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