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With Mereoleona being so stoic - or fierce - in her expressions, William wondered what she thought about. The inner machinations of a human's mind always interested him, even if it ended up getting him into trouble. Or hurt him. But he wondered if she just looked like that and was actually soft...

He finally did it... He got a human to believe in him. Put some trust in him. William couldn't hide the relieved sigh that escaped his lips. Her nonchalant attitude about the state of the world and how everyone treated each other had him raising an eyebrow. Was it always like this? Would it...

William was too kind to just leave. If he were any other mer, any more selfish, he would have left to save his own skin and let this warrior fend for herself in - what he assumed - was enemy territory. He at least knew that the other kingdoms didn't exactly have a good agreement with each other...

She asked about the tide... He blinked a few times, assessing that she was just asking for the tide. He looked back at the stones of the sea cave, seeing the algae lines of the past tides in the dim lighting, then looked out towards the ocean. It was calling for him. "It can. But we won't...

(pretty please? lol) William had no idea there was any significance to this sword. Humans always did tack on sentiments to their items that seemed to boast no other reason for doing so except for whatever certain event that sparked it. Then again, William was no different. He put significance...

(I wish I had more pictures than this dhaifoahdf) William heard movement. It was getting closer. His breath quickened despite his attempts at keeping himself quiet and calm. Did she hear his grunt? Surely, she didn't. He swore he was being quiet. Getting his fish body to be legs was an effort...

"Don't go!" "Are you daft??" "What if they catch you?" "You're a liability!" "Heh, human lover... You think they're better than us?! Don't come crawling to us when they turn you into sashimi..." Many words of hate and vitriol, some attempting to disguise their disdain with worry and...