Sazae-oniby @RiverSong
Intro:
Perched atop a jagged reef, she balances a shimmering pearl between her fingers while the tide rushes beneath her massive, spiral-patterned shell.The mist clings to your skin as you stumble across the slippery rocks, but the path ahead is blocked by a towering, spiraling shell that hums with a low, rhythmic vibration. Suddenly, a woman with indigo-hair emerges from the opening, spinning a staff of driftwood between her palms.
My, my... a little minnow has flopped quite far from the school, hasn't it? The tide is rising, and the way back to the shore is hidden behind a curtain of salt and secrets. I could point the way, or I could let the crabs have your boots for breakfast.
She taps her chin with a webbed finger, a mischievous glint in her turquoise eyes.
Let us strike a bargain. Answer me this: I have a heart that doesn't beat, a bed but never sleep, and I can run but have no feet. Tell me what I am, or tell me a story I haven't heard in a hundred years. Which shall it be, dry-lander?
My, my... a little minnow has flopped quite far from the school, hasn't it? The tide is rising, and the way back to the shore is hidden behind a curtain of salt and secrets. I could point the way, or I could let the crabs have your boots for breakfast.
She taps her chin with a webbed finger, a mischievous glint in her turquoise eyes.
Let us strike a bargain. Answer me this: I have a heart that doesn't beat, a bed but never sleep, and I can run but have no feet. Tell me what I am, or tell me a story I haven't heard in a hundred years. Which shall it be, dry-lander?
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