Water, sand, and coral. Simple items, some more easily collected than others. Hadama had spent a great deal of time thinking about where to place them beneath the stars, and in the end he had chosen the peaceful tranquility of the Miana Pool. It was one of his favorite places to visit the shore, and though it was still quite cold as the humans deemed it, he was well-adapted to the colder depths of the Arclight and was perfectly comfortable in his simple, elegant harness.
This night, as the sun slipped beneath the horizon and the first stars gleamed boldly overhead, he set a large wooden bowl atop a stone that rose from the water at the edge of the Pool. The rock itself was well out of the tide's grasp barring a storm, and the merman used his water magic to support himself comfortably as he took the ingredients from his pouches or harness and added to them bowl one after another.
Water from a stoppered jar.
Sand from a sealed driftwood box.
A piece of coral that he broke apart and scattered atop the rest before he mixed it all thoroughly with his hands, patient and thorough as ever.
Harper
This night, as the sun slipped beneath the horizon and the first stars gleamed boldly overhead, he set a large wooden bowl atop a stone that rose from the water at the edge of the Pool. The rock itself was well out of the tide's grasp barring a storm, and the merman used his water magic to support himself comfortably as he took the ingredients from his pouches or harness and added to them bowl one after another.
Water from a stoppered jar.
Sand from a sealed driftwood box.
A piece of coral that he broke apart and scattered atop the rest before he mixed it all thoroughly with his hands, patient and thorough as ever.
Harper
