10-14-2019, 08:22 PM
This might be a bad idea. It was foolhardy at the very least. At best though, it was a challenge, and she had always found it difficult to turn down a challenge. Perhaps it had something to do with her age. More specifically, that she was the youngest, and the "baby", and had often felt that her elder siblings would always be the first at everything. She'd have to fight to make her mark on the world.
Maybe this was the way she'd do it. It was an option, at least, one of several she'd been considering. But first things first. She swam west and north until the mainland shrugged itself before the saltwater girl. This part always made her a little sad. It was home, the sea, and it never felt quite right to leave it.
It was a lingering goodbye, as her feet met the sandy floor. At last it expelled the scaley sea horse onto the pebbled beach that was her goal. No further, she knew, not without invitation. She dripped into the rolling waves and scanned the distance, looking for someone to talk to. Anyone looking wouldn't miss the shimmer of her amidst the iron grey water.
"Hello...?" Her low voice carried on the water, echoing on the boulders dotting the scene. It mingled with the gulls screaming in a strange harmony. It was a pretty sound, her voice and the sea. She sang a few notes, hearing it echo back to her, sang a bit more. She was no siren, but her voice wasn't bad. It was a fun enough way to pass time until someone showed up.
@[Cyprin] @[Bronsonn]
Maybe this was the way she'd do it. It was an option, at least, one of several she'd been considering. But first things first. She swam west and north until the mainland shrugged itself before the saltwater girl. This part always made her a little sad. It was home, the sea, and it never felt quite right to leave it.
It was a lingering goodbye, as her feet met the sandy floor. At last it expelled the scaley sea horse onto the pebbled beach that was her goal. No further, she knew, not without invitation. She dripped into the rolling waves and scanned the distance, looking for someone to talk to. Anyone looking wouldn't miss the shimmer of her amidst the iron grey water.
"Hello...?" Her low voice carried on the water, echoing on the boulders dotting the scene. It mingled with the gulls screaming in a strange harmony. It was a pretty sound, her voice and the sea. She sang a few notes, hearing it echo back to her, sang a bit more. She was no siren, but her voice wasn't bad. It was a fun enough way to pass time until someone showed up.
@[Cyprin] @[Bronsonn]