History NightmareFuel / SirenTheDrowning

* The Celestial Ocean is an AlternateTimeline representing the world as it will be [[AfterTheEnd after the Deluge]]. To put it plainly, it's an aquatic, post-apocalyptic wasteland containing a representation of ''all'' the potential apocalyptic events that could lead to the Deluge at the same time... and it will continue to exist as long as there is even 1% of chance the Deluge might happen. And it's not an '''empty''' wasteland, by the way; it's inhabited by Survivors and Therons, humans and animals (respectivley) that have been heavily mutated for survival in their new environment and sometimes by something tied to a specific cataclysm (see below)... and it's also home to the Vodianoi, malevolent creatures that are aligned with Echidna (again, see below).

* Sort of combining with the above, there's also the factor of Trace. While it can be used to look into events and problems that may cause the Deluge, it can also be easily used to spy on people. Just imagine it. [[BigBrotherIsWatchingYou Your private life could be known to a Siren who is interested enough.]] Combined with the {{Yandere}} tendencies above, it's not hard to picture a Siren using this to virtually deprive a Relationship of any privacy.

** ''TabletopGame/DemonTheDescent'' has '''The Sound Of Silence''', which gives the lovely image if the God-Machine managed to achieve total dominance over the world. It's created a WorldOfSilence where everything is in static and clockwork perfect, without any passion or life. Even the water in the area doesn't flow in natural patterns, and [[BigBrotherIsWatching Angels are everywhere looking out for anything that doesn't fit in with the perfection, including any Sirens trying to find a way to avert this deluge!]]

** ''TabletopGame/ChangelingTheLost'' gives us '''The Mad World''', where the boundary between Arcadia and reality has simply ceased to exist, leaving a world overrun by the Hedge where [[RealityIsOutForLunch the laws of nature are less stable than air]], its Survivors being all wretches wallowing in absolute insanity. But the icing on the cake? The True Fae are '''dead'''. All of them. Apparently they all '''starved''' due to sucking the world dry of all that could feed them, leaving nothing but vast fields littered with their inhuman corpses.

** ''TabletopGame/ChangelingTheLost'' gives us '''The Mad World''', where the boundary between Arcadia and reality has simply ceased to exist, leaving a world overrun by the Hedge and [[RealityIsOutForLunch the laws of nature are less stable than air]], and its inhabitants are wretches wallowing in absolute insanity. But the icing on the cake? The True Fae are '''dead'''. All of them. Apparently they all '''starved''' due to sucking the world dry of all that could feed them, leaving nothing but vast fields littered with their inhuman corpses.

* The Celestial Ocean is an AlternateTimeline representing the world as it will be [[AfterTheEnd after the Deluge]]. To put it plainly, it's an aquatic, post-apocalyptic wasteland containing a representation of ''all'' the potential apocalyptic events that could lead to the Deluge at the same time. And it will continue to exist as long as there is even 1% of chance the Deluge might happen.

* ''TabletopGame/PrometheanTheCreated'' has '''Burnout''', a world where the Divine Fire has surged into an all-encompassing conflagration that has left naught but dry rocky wastelands and oversalted seas whose bottoms are ridden with exposed volcanic vents. The surviving "humans" that are universally hateful of all that comes across their path... and many, as well as any other creature that is encountered in this world, are "scarred", their forms appearing to be patchworks of different people's bodies.
* ''TabletopGame/ChangelingTheLost'' gives us '''The Mad World''', where the boundary between Arcadia and reality has simply ceased to exist, leaving a world overrun by the Hedge and [[RealityIsOutForLunch the laws of nature are less stable than air]], and its inhabitants are wretches wallowing in absolute insanity. But the scariest part? The True Fae are '''dead'''. All of them. Vast fields littered with corpses of these inhuman ''things'', who apparently '''starved''' due to sucking the world dry of all that could feed them.

** ''TabletopGame/WerewolfTheForsaken'' gives us '''The Ravaged Earth''', a world where the Pure won, resulting in the spirits taking over and everything returning to a neolithic state of violence.

*** In '''The Scorched Earth''', on the other hand, the [[KnightTemplar Queen of Storms]] managed to comprehensively annihilate the the Darkness — and ''the entire world'' in the process. The incomprehensibly severe nature of this second Deluge is hauntingly embodied by its Celestial Ocean: whereas in all other Deluge variants it is flooded over with corrupted water, [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness this scenario]] has it ''[[SaltTheEarth completely bone-dry]]''. That being said this may arguably be an '''improvement''' over the older cataclysm scenario that it replaced...
*** In '''The Searing Light''', the Light not only managed to destroy the Darkness, but has now gone full KnightTemplar and illuminates the entire world, destroying anything remotely dark or evil, to the point people constantly try their best to act friendly and pleasant ''[[CrapsaccharineWorld because they are utterly terrorized at the idea they might be judged and obliterated]]''.

** ''TabletopGame/LeviathanTheTempest'' actually appears either the least bad or the most horrific. Titled '''The Primordial World''', the world has been fully flooded to the point that the mountains have been submerged, and the ocean is filled with hybrids and Leviathans whose cultures are constantly changing or being replaced in bloody conflicts. Some of these Leviathans are even as huge as nations! But that's not the worst part. The worst part is that most of the Leviathans present are ''fully aware'' that they're in a possible future, and see absolutely nothing wrong with making Sirens into servants to ensure it happens.

** ''TabletopGame/VampireTheRequiem'' has a world when the sun has been blotted out, leaving the whole planet frozen in an eternal night where vampires and Strix rule over humanity, to the point the oceans are red with the blood of their victims.
** ''TabletopGame/WerewolfTheForsaken'' gives us a world where the Pure won, resulting in the spirits taking over and everything returning to a neolithic state of violence.
** ''TabletopGame/HunterTheVigil'' has a world where Hunters managed to all join forces, [[TheUnmaskedWorld break the Masquerade]] and go on a crusade against everything supernatural... [[NiceJobBreakingItHero which, because of the sheer mass of supernatural creatures or people touched by the supernatural all over the globe, has degenerated into a war so big World War III doesn't even begin to describe it]]. Cities are in ruin, blood is everywhere, and people are completely unable to trust each other.
** ''TabletopGame/BeastThePrimordial'' sees the world brought back to pre-civilized times where Humanity was little more than another animal on the food chain and desperately trying to survive, where it was implied to have been caused by the Begotten abusing people too much that they broke not only humanity, but also society as we know it. [[ProperlyParanoid Is it any wonder most Sirens have]] FantasticRacism towards the Beasts?
** ''TabletopGame/LeviathanTheTempest'' actually appears either the least bad or the most horrific. The world has been fully flooded to the point that the mountains have been submerged, and the ocean is filled with hybrids and Leviathans whose cultures are constantly changing or being replaced in bloody conflicts. Some of these Leviathans are even as huge as nations! But that's not the worst part. The worst part is that most of the Leviathans present are ''fully aware'' that they're in a possible future, and see absolutely nothing wrong with making Sirens into servants to ensure it happens.
** ''TabletopGame/PrincessTheHopeful'' actually presents two possible futures, owing to the very disparate natures of its antagonists: one where [[TheDarkSide the Darkness]] managed to destroy the Light and bring about a second Fall, purging hope from the world and leaving behind a dark and depraved place, and one where [[KnightTemplar the Queen of Storms]] managed to comprehensively annihilate the the Darkness—and ''the entire world'' in the process. The incomprehensibly severe nature of this second Deluge is hauntingly embodied by its Celestial Ocean: whereas in all other Deluge variants it is flooded over with corrupted water, [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness this scenario]] has it ''[[SaltTheEarth completely bone-dry]]''.

* Even if Sirens are trying (for the most part) to do good and supposed to prevent the end of the world, they still are scary of their own when you realize their primary method to fuel their power is to ''drain your soul'' through a KissOfDeath. Sure, it's technically possible for them to not inflict durable damages to you when doing so, but when they don't show restraint, the results can be pretty devastating, from leaving you catatonic and unable to live on your own to flat-out killing you and devouring your soul entirely until nothing remains.

** Cocytus - The Abyssal Current of Dark Secrets do not have any ethics when it comes to their search for knowledge. They are mostly liable to cause pain and suffering if it means they can gain anything from it, from blackmail to destroying lives. Even the opening story starts with a Cocytus Siren allowing a SerialKiller to do his work while distracting the police from finding his footsteps until [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness he's outlived his usefulness]], all just to gain a Treasure with a Verse she wanted! Granted, not all Sirens of Cocytus are merely apathetic, some instead choose to deal with taboo subjects that other Sirens wouldn't care about, including DealWithTheDevil.

** ''TabletopGame/PrincessTheHopeful'' actually presents two possible futures, owing to the very disparate natures of its antagonists: one where the Darkness managed to destroy the Light and bring about a second Fall, purging hope from the world and leaving behind a dark and depraved place, and one where the Queen of Storms managed to comprehensively annihilate the the Darkness—and ''the entire world'' in the process. The incomprehensibly severe nature of this second Deluge is hauntingly embodied by its Celestial Ocean: whereas in all other Deluge variants it is flooded over with corrupted water, [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness this scenario]] has it ''[[SaltTheEarth completely bone-dry]]''.

** ''TabletopGame/PrincessTheHopeful'' actually presents two possible futures, owing to the very disparate natures of its antagonists: one where the Darkness managed to destroy the Light and bring about a second Fall, purging hope from the world and leaving behind a dark and depraved place, and one where the Queen of Storms managed to comprehensively annihilate the the Darkness—and ''the entire world'' in the process. The incomprehensibly severe nature of this second Deluge is hauntingly embodied by its Celestial Ocean: whereas in all other Deluge variants it is flooded over with corrupted water, this scenario has it ''[[SaltTheEarth completely bone-dry]]''.