Blackbeak Bluff Shadows of the night appear...

Luna was a funny one; he liked her. Though Aphrodite had been keeping him busy and happy with his new life at Whitebark Stream, her sense of humour had much more of a flirtatious flavour to it. In some ways, he preferred the sarcastic overtones that the black she-wolf and the white male were toying with.
The view, however, Taikon was quite serious about. As Luna approached closer, apparently sure that he wasn't going to throw her off the cliff, he gestured out to the sparkling sea. In the near distance, sleek creatures flew from the waves, the moonlight reflected off their wet and aerodynamic skin. The animals leapt out in curves, then splashed back into the water. They seemed to be almost in sync with one another, for many would leap at once and fall back into the water simultaneously. 
I've never seen that before, he said. From the distance, it was hard to make out what the animals were. He assumed them to be fish, but they were far larger than any fish he had seen.