Aruspex

One of the few Espers classes that never have to fight, go on adventures or do any physical labor to make their coin. Many are sought out and paid to entertain guests, and many live as centerpieces to a wealthy family's home.

History
For centuries, Sirens would tempt sea farers to break their ships upon the rocks of their homes to drown with their song. An unknown number of vessles, from fishermen to ships lords and kings themselves would craft, all were met with an end as all desired to hear the voices of the deadly creatures.

That is, until a ship and it's crew stuff their ears with wax to plug out all noise and learned sign language to communicate. The Sirens, long used to using their song to destroy the wills of moretals, fell to the armed women and men aboard the ship. Granted, their claws could rend flesh and their teeth could break bone, but the humans has swords and artillery.

Because of their beauty, by the time the sailors came to shore, several of the Siren were pregnant with the first halflings.

Characteristics
The mortal descendants of Sirens, the Aruspex, are mostly humanoid. Their skin is always a pale version of their human parents. Their hair is always long and thick, and is only manageable as dreadlocks. Depending on how far removed from their Siren ancestry depends on whether their teeth are all sharp, or if they have flat teeth for human fare. Their fingers are typically very long, and the long, clawed fingertips are typically clipped as children to prevent maulings.

The long fingers are often perfect for human-designed instruments. Many Aruspex are without voices, as fearful humans tend to

The Aruspex use their music in a variety of ways, from speech, to entertain, fight