The water so black that the darkness hummed
Admittedly Mari is always amused when he gets to reveal his true nature to unsuspecting humans. This time is no exception, though at least Amun is respectful enough not to doubt or curse him out as others have. "I am certainly no maid," he rumbles, laughter thrumming in his throat. "But you are correct I am a merman."
Though his interest is definitely sincere. "Yes, it is my duty to be aware of such large developments such as a new God, and I would like to be as impartial as possible on the matter." And though he'd already partially confirmed the man's question, there's no harm in answering fully. "Indeed. I am the Luminary of the Merfolk, or Governor as you call them here." Not many understand his title despite the clear connections between the moon and tides to Maru, but he always clarifies nonetheless.
Though his interest is definitely sincere. "Yes, it is my duty to be aware of such large developments such as a new God, and I would like to be as impartial as possible on the matter." And though he'd already partially confirmed the man's question, there's no harm in answering fully. "Indeed. I am the Luminary of the Merfolk, or Governor as you call them here." Not many understand his title despite the clear connections between the moon and tides to Maru, but he always clarifies nonetheless.
Maru
