05-17-2020, 11:44 AM
The scaley coated colt was primed to argue with his sister, the conversation poised to devolve into childish bickering. They were saved that by Ivar's suggestion. While Marianas had been excited about the idea of doing something big by himself, he knew Kai wouldn't hesitate to rat on him if he dared leave her out of it. If Ma made it back first, he'd be in trouble for sure.
With a sidelong glance at the larger stallion, the nereid colt nodded at his sister. "Okayyyy. But you have to keep up, Kai!" He added, head tilted with worry he wouldn't express. His sister was okay at swimming, and he knew she wouldn't drown easily. But the shifter boy was better prepared for the open ocean, and he'd never forgive himself if he lost her to a riptide.
Luckily it was a baby seal they were looking for, and he was pretty sure that one of those wouldn't get very far in the open water. Like his sister, they were better suited to the beaches and lagoons. Dashing the rest of the way into the water, his boyish features lit up with excitement. "Where should we start looking?" He asked, face turned up toward the fish-tailed stallion's.
They had to find it fast, before their mother completed her morning rounds and returned to their play beach. He road the wavelets with his neck craned high to see if the little black seal's head was bobbing in the surf. Not that it was likely that their search would be so easily completed, but he had hope. Maybe the rocks on the far side of the waterfall? Lots of weird stuff washed up over there.
@[Ivar] @[Kaimana]
With a sidelong glance at the larger stallion, the nereid colt nodded at his sister. "Okayyyy. But you have to keep up, Kai!" He added, head tilted with worry he wouldn't express. His sister was okay at swimming, and he knew she wouldn't drown easily. But the shifter boy was better prepared for the open ocean, and he'd never forgive himself if he lost her to a riptide.
Luckily it was a baby seal they were looking for, and he was pretty sure that one of those wouldn't get very far in the open water. Like his sister, they were better suited to the beaches and lagoons. Dashing the rest of the way into the water, his boyish features lit up with excitement. "Where should we start looking?" He asked, face turned up toward the fish-tailed stallion's.
They had to find it fast, before their mother completed her morning rounds and returned to their play beach. He road the wavelets with his neck craned high to see if the little black seal's head was bobbing in the surf. Not that it was likely that their search would be so easily completed, but he had hope. Maybe the rocks on the far side of the waterfall? Lots of weird stuff washed up over there.
@[Ivar] @[Kaimana]