Lake Rodney Chipster

Dwin was grown up enough not to believe that all supernatural creatures her mom had mentioned in bedtime stories were real, but she found the idea entertaining still. Seeking paralell's and origins of the otherwordly in the real life phenomena. She had not intended to scare the wolf or drown him/her (in water all wolf genders look more or less the same), but she felt a tiny pang of guilt, when this almost happened. 

Luckily the fellow (fellowess?) quickly recovered and addressed her (a him - at least that mystery had been solved). "Come this way," she beckoned to the left, where a line of sand was visible from the angle she was standing. For a moment she considered going after him and bringing him ashore, but she remembered either Teya's or mother's warning against doing this. She could drown herself. "It becomes less deep here," she walked over to stand right, where she wanted him to swim.