Cerulean Cape Saltwater and seagulls

it seemed that the fem was unfamiliar with krypton's verbiage, especially the word tide. she cocked a brow at her before just shrugging it off. the girl in front of her looked inexperienced, perhaps from her youth, or just the lack of actual teaching. whatever it was, krypton didn't really have the time to teach her about the wave system. at the remark, she could only just chuckle. "the tide is the wave that sweeps stuff back into the ocean, you don't wanna get caught up in that. you'll never escape the water, no matter how strong you are." the water and oceanside was a beautiful gift, no doubt, but could be really dangerous and go south in a second.

she had yet to see and actual wolf get caught in the tide, but that didn't limit the things she saw on her own. coyotes, often, were too dumb to realize the tide and before they knew it, they were swept up in one gulp and taken into the sea to drown. poor way to die, but she couldn't save them. all they would do is infect her with vicious bites and drag her with them to die. she had a long life ahead of her still and she wasn't going to give it up for a coyote.

"if i were you, i'd rest somewhere else unless you have a deathwish." she was straightforward with her answer, though she did tilt her head at the word meal. krypton had eaten enough for today, so she could spare her undeniably large catch to the girl who looked to be starving. now, krypton didn't have the sharpest hearing, it was about average, but that didn't mean she wasn't able to catch clues. the girl was obviously looking towards her fish. krypton picked it up in her large jaws, she cast a look of pity to the smaller female before nearly chucking the fish towards her, aiming to hit the sand in front of her paws. 

"you're probably hungrier than me," she said to her after.