Totoka River river of time

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She would not exhaust too much energy in trying to pressure this female into believing it was safe here. If she remained unconvinced, then so be it. Ame would not let her worry rub off onto her any. She had dealt with her fear of it and not been swayed to think otherwise.

Blinking some seasalt from her eyes, she gestured to the vast, swollen waters stretching to the distant horizon. The sea. The whole lot of it. Also called ocean, and probably other names as well, a giant body of saltwater.. She briefed. Now she was coming to understand her nervousness -- likely prompted by the enormity of this unknown here before her.

I think it may be the other way around.. she murmured in response, eyes pulling skyward then towards the oddly vast moon. Although, she could be wrong. It may work either way, truthfully, but since the sun's celestial body dominated so much, she reasoned the moon would have greater power than anything here on earth as well.. even the ocean. If the moon's pull did shift the tides regularly anyway, as she had always been lead to believe, a massive moon ought to make for exceptional tides.