Sylph
Fickle
You're right about the transition being marked by cold and darkness. The part I think I've confused people on is what happens after that. I'll reference my post to explain, since that's probably easiest.
This is the part where the transition happens. If the group were to look behind them at this time, they'd see that the mountains outside the temple had been warped into a view of the ocean floor (as if they were staring through the glass at an aquarium). This naturally makes the room a lot colder and darker.
Ymir turns around to see why the room got dark. She is not happy to find that the sky has been replaced by the ocean.
I was going to expand on this more in my next post, but the previously stone carvings of coral and other sea life return to being alive once the room is underwater. In its natural state on the sea floor, the temple looks and acts much like a reef.
When Odyssey first transports the group to the ocean floor, she holds back the water outside until she gives them her blessing. The very last sentence is her taking down the barrier and the water crashing into the room, similar to if the glass at an aquarium broke. At that point I ended my post, though looking back I should definitely have explained it all a bit more.
One qualm I DID have was the fact that the pressure from water at the bottom of the ocean, would seriously maim the group of it rushed in all at once. I did consider having Odyssey control it as an excuse, but she's sort-of-kind-of malicious so that probably wouldn't be in character for her /shrug/. In this case imma use GM powers and say they end up okay (o^o)d
I hope this helps. I'm happy to explain everything as much as needed, given I should have done so properly in the beginning.
Hopefully that's the last little bit of busy-period that I have for at least a few days. Finals are coming up soonish so I'll be getting a lot more free time very soon!
