Enjoying the coolness of the water against her skin it was fairly easy to push most things out of her mind. Dipping her head towards the water's glistening surface she watched as a couple silver fish came swimming up to her. Whether it was the allure of the strange object in their ocean or something else entirely she nosed the water's surface to see if she could entice them upwards. They were curious creatures full of mystery but none had ever ventured close enough for her to get a good look at them. For a moment they hesitated but began to slowly inch up towards her. Half holding her breath in anticipation she tried to remain as still as possible so not to scare them off. Fixated upon her new aquatic friends the rest of the world could have been on fire and she would not have noticed until something caused the fish to suddenly dart away into the ocean's depth. Huffing softly in disappointment she lifted her muzzle from the water only to hear some strange whistle around her.

Cocking her ears she lifted her eyes only to see a dark shape plunge down before her and send water spraying upwards at her. Startled her instinctive reaction was to try and leap backwards out of the way of whatever it was but when you were belly deep in water this didn't exactly go as planned. As her hooves sunk into the wet sand of the ocean floor they stuck fast leaving her flailing to regain her balance. By this point in time she had literally soaked herself from head to hoof where as if she had stayed still little would be changed other than the water that was sprayed up at her. Half laughing at her slight overreaction she turned to gaze upon the troublemaker that had started this.

"You like to make dramatic entrances don't you." She commented lightly trying at some sort of humor. Her blue eyes scanned over the black and gold pegasus who she couldn't help but remember as the one stud she didn't roast. "You seem better than the last time we met."

Shaking her head playfully she pulled her feet from where the sand had lodged them to wade slowly into shallower water choosing to not answer the last part of his question. Her life was always in chaos one way or another so in reality it couldn't be all that much better. Well it was good to know that he had survived their last encounter for the last memory she had was him walking off into the night still practically frozen. Her attempts to track him down had failed with her own body starting to suucumb to the cold forcing her to return to her tiny sheltered spot to await the morning light. At least she had not frozen to death that night out here all alone. Her fire could only help her for so long before it took too much of her strength away. She had awoken to a crab sitting staring at her as apparently her little alcove was also his home or shelter or something. Thankfully he had waited until she had woken up to chase her away for if he hadn't that pinch would have been a horrible wake up call.

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@[Bucephalus]
Brisa Speaks