@mervanamango Dellaโs eyes widened in fear, that roar shook her to her very core.
She kept the submarine going as fast as it could towards the nearest shore, hoping to find a depth where whatever was chasing them could not follow.
โCome on, come on...!โ
@mervanamango โmay block the vehicleโs path during expeditions, came up and carefully grasped the mermaid.
Once she was certain that Araxie was secure, Della put the sub on full speed, prepared to high tail it out of there.
@mervanamango Della brought her palm to her forehead. No! This wasnโt a game!
Realizing that simply pointing wasnโt going to get the point across, the pilot pressed some buttons on the submarineโs control panel.
A large mechanical hand, typically used for moving rocks or other rubble thatโ
@mervanamango โrunning cold at the sight.
Nope. Nope. HELL NO. She is DONE.
But she wasnโt about to leave a child behind in potential danger, even if said child was a half fish creature.
She tried to get the princessโ attention, pointing frantically towards the shadow behind her.
@mervanamango Della slowly peeled herself from the floor of the submarine, rubbing the side of her head and groaning quietly.
Huh. A mermaid. Okay, this wasnโt so bad, so long as she didnโt look at its lower half.
It was then that the mother noticed the shadow behind Araxie, her bloodโ
@mervanamango โas calm as she possibly could, focusing on the course ahead of her.
Maybe the ocean wasnโt as bad as she had remembered? It had been over a decade, after all, maybe...
OH. NOPE.
She falls out of her chair the second she sees Araxie, a resounding thud echoing through the sub.
@mervanamango Della, for the life of her, couldnโt figure out why she had decided to go on a submarine trip.
She HATED the ocean. The sky was her territory, not down here.
Not to mention the deep sea creatures she could spot down here. Oh, those gave her the chills.
The pilot remainedโ