fish food

[frogs]

Who: Jade Harley and YOU!
Setting: Floor Four
Format: Starting in action, but will match!
Summary: Jade finds a bunch of fish.
Warnings: fish!!!!!!



[ When Jade had lived on her island she had often gone spear fishing in the ocean. Fish were an easy good source for her. But at the same time Jade loved fish. They were just so cute! She hated having to kill them but she did what it took to survive. She didn't have to worry about that hear, which was nice, but to be honest Jade never expected to find fish here. Especially not like this, swimming around in tanks that seemed to have invisible glass.

Or maybe just inexistant glass when Jade unceremoniously splashes right into the water while trying to the feed the swimming schools.

But that's okay she'll just... swim around, then. Yay! ]

Comments

[consumedpast.livejournal.com]

[frogs]

[Jade is just casually floating there on her back, letting the fish swim all around her. They probably just hope she has more food.

She just waves cheerfully at the onlooker. Don't knock it until you try it, man.]

[consumedpast.livejournal.com]

Enjoying yourself?

[frogs]

[oho. Jade nods (though she didn't actually hear what Alice said) and then rolls/flops out the water with a splash. She lands nearby in a puddle, grinning.]

Hi! Sorry, what did you say?

[consumedpast.livejournal.com]

You seemed like you were having quite the bit of fun in there.

[frogs]

[Jade is a classic derp, it's true. She grins.]

Oh, yeah! I was. I really enjoy swimming.

[consumedpast.livejournal.com]

Not the sort of pool I was expecting to find.



Unusual, though convenient, I must imagine.

[frogs]

[She watches the water with a gentle smile.]

Kind of, yeah! But also kind of dangerous. You can just fall right in, just like I did. It's too bad they don't have an actual pool here.

[consumedpast.livejournal.com]

There shouldn't be too much worry about, provided they can actually swim, and can prevent any other creatures from mistaking you as their next meal.

Though I agree that a formal pool would be preferable.