Irene Orlova

Irene Orlova was a teenage mermaid princess from Kara Sea.

She is tall, with alabaster skin and a tail the shades of rainclouds. She had an oval face with a slightly aquiline nose. Her hair was cut in a short bob, and it was light brown, with sideswept bangs. She had bright blue eyes and carried a small white bundle on her back.

Even when she spoke in the Ocean language, her voice was rising and falling, which was typical for sirens living in the Kara Sea.

She used to live in Santa Ana, and be friends with Edith, Davika, Poseyda and others. Irene didn’t want to give her artifact to Jet Mir, and later, she criticized Edith for doing it, which saddened Edith a lot, as she believed, she was doing the right things.

Currently, Irene lives in Chicago, which is another human city important for mermaid expats. However, from time to time, she visits Santa Ana. Irene still visits Santa Ana at times. She was grieved about Kamadia’s disappearance, and also about Leticia’s illness.

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