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Date: 2012-03-26 11:12 pm (UTC)Excerpt:
Uinen dropped the mermaid (as far as that word applied, considering the laws of physics underwater). "Is she one of your experiments, my lord? I found her tangled in my hair this morning. A fish-tailed woman, really?"
Somewhere in the ocean, a wave gained momentum, built and built, until it met land and raced across a - thankfully uninhabited - coastline, far inland. Such were the consequences of startling the Lord of Waters. Ariel winced. If anything, this guy was even worse than her father.
"No," said Ulmo. Somewhere, an island foundered from the sheer confusion currently surging through him.