Dragoncrest Cliffs Fishing

She maintained a smile, though she dreaded the fact that he wasn't going to let her choose the easier activity. She tried not to seem too reluctant when she nodded and gestured with a tilt of her chin toward an inlet away from the rocks, where the waves came in smoothly against the shore. "Come. We practice in de easy waters," She said, turning to glance momentarily toward the strand of the beach where the tide pools were, almost longingly before she smiled again, and began to lead him away. 

"We will start first wid teachin' you 'ow to grab t'ings from under water. What you see on de surface is not always de same size as what you see, an' it is sometimes further dan you t'ink," She explained. "Somet'ing might make you t'ink 'ah! Dis be easy, is only a couple inches under de water but uhhhhh uh!'" She said, with a shake of her head. "You bob your 'ead under, an' all of de sudden you can't even reach de sand between your paws. It is like an illusion," She said. "We'll practice first wid....Dis rock!" She said, selecting a small, perfectly smoothe white rock from the beach. "I will toss id in de shawwowsh, an' you get it, hnn?" She explained as well as she could with the rock still in her mouth. 

With a swift, deft gesture, she lobbed it only a few feet past the wet line on the beach, where she felt the water would be shallow enough so that Ravin could grab the rock without having to swim or dive. 'G'wan, fetch!" She laughed.