Wheeling Gull Isle the lonely sea and the sky

Cascada watches as the woman goes around to the other side of the tide pool. Brightening green eyes watch her fondly, and for a moment too long, that she gets splashed by a sudden onslaught of water. She misses the fish comically slap the other in the face several times as she glances down and misses her chance at several fish by her toes. They rush off back in the other direction after crowding around her and she, very sloppily, throws her head in the water.
 
She is not as swift or practiced in the art of fishing, even those trapped in a small hole in the sand. Cascada comes up empty-jawed and soaked with ocean water. Several times she snorts and blows, trying to rid her sinuses of water that burns farther back in her head than she thought possible. All the sudden movement causes pain in the rest of her body that she tries to still for but she gives in to several sudden sneezes.