The little girl walked along the shore, her bare feet leaving damp footprints in the sand. She dragged her doll along behind her, holding it by one arm, the doll's delicate porcelain legs leaving twin trails in the wet sand. Her head swiveled occasionally from one side to the other, studying the passerby. Normal people, having normal days at the beach.
Boring.
The doll's head was the first to swivel towards the mershark. Trinket followed the doll's gaze, tilting her head to one side at the sight of the familiar figure, the small predator, and the rather large fish. She watched their interaction in silence for a long while, before striding across the beach towards them.
She stopped alongside the jaguar pup, looking down at it without fear, only curiosity. The doll seemed to ignore the cat, its black eyes catching the sunlight with a tinge of red as it stared Kaiden down, unmoving and unblinking.
Finally, Trinket turned her attention to the mershark. "Why don't you share?"
Boring.
The doll's head was the first to swivel towards the mershark. Trinket followed the doll's gaze, tilting her head to one side at the sight of the familiar figure, the small predator, and the rather large fish. She watched their interaction in silence for a long while, before striding across the beach towards them.
She stopped alongside the jaguar pup, looking down at it without fear, only curiosity. The doll seemed to ignore the cat, its black eyes catching the sunlight with a tinge of red as it stared Kaiden down, unmoving and unblinking.
Finally, Trinket turned her attention to the mershark. "Why don't you share?"
