Totoka River electric zoo

Caiaphas was only vaguely sorry for making this respectable citizen uneasy: in her mind, she was a perfectly rational creature. It didn't matter to her that her small outburst was somewhat disquieting, regardless of the fact she was practically subjecting a child to her frightful whims. She watched the female lick her lips - was that in unease? -- her brow furrowed briefly, parroting the very expression Junior bore. "Maybe I was looking at it because it's nice." She quipped, a light cackle ushered from her lips. She, like Junior, was mildly uncomfortable -- but for entirely different reasons. Caiaphas had no intention of betraying her true emotions and if this meant being even more bewildering, so be it. She canted her muzzle to the side as Junior valiantly defended the shore against Caiaphas' derision. "Did you grow up here?" That was, in her mind, the only explanation on why someone could possibly enjoy this giant wasteheap.