Cheshire Pup
Supernova
- Joined
- Jan 9, 2009
The cave was not small but neither was it too big. It was mostly hidden by foliage and the easiest way in or out of the cave was under the water. Seaweed washed up in here usually and it was in one of these piles of seaweed that a true treasure laid. No gold or jewels could match the value of this treasure, this treasure was a child. The child was sleeping, wrapped snuggle in the seaweed, half in and half out of the water. Occasionally it would wash over the baby but it was perfect for the kind of child that it was. It was a mer child. That was right, instead of legs the child had fins and right now the child was crying.
It was, as babies usually get, hungry. The mother was off getting food, unable to take the baby anywhere too deep while it was so small and since it was so young it still needed some air and water, the reason the water washing over her was perfect. However figuring out if it was a him or her would be difficult to tell considering the scales of the tail went up too high.
The child was wrapped with care, as a mother would wrap a child in a blanket the child was wrapped tenderly in the seaweed, keeping the baby warm and the seaweed around it kept it safe. To anyone that passed a sleeping child it would be silent and it would be unable to be seen so no one would even notice it there... considering anyone even went in the cave. Since no one went in there it was the perfect place for the woman to hide her child. However it seemed that someone had woken the child who was now crying for the arms and milk of its mother.
It was, as babies usually get, hungry. The mother was off getting food, unable to take the baby anywhere too deep while it was so small and since it was so young it still needed some air and water, the reason the water washing over her was perfect. However figuring out if it was a him or her would be difficult to tell considering the scales of the tail went up too high.
The child was wrapped with care, as a mother would wrap a child in a blanket the child was wrapped tenderly in the seaweed, keeping the baby warm and the seaweed around it kept it safe. To anyone that passed a sleeping child it would be silent and it would be unable to be seen so no one would even notice it there... considering anyone even went in the cave. Since no one went in there it was the perfect place for the woman to hide her child. However it seemed that someone had woken the child who was now crying for the arms and milk of its mother.