Stavanger Bay We'll sing the song of the sea,

"I do not put much thought to him to think he betrayed me." While she said so, there was a time she did believe in a God. Perhaps not the same God that O'Mally so spoke about, but something of the liken. Gods and Goddess's, but in the end they did nothing to lend a paw to the mortals of the land, and watch them all but suffer at the paws of another. She could not follow such whishy-washy one's who only did what they so desire.. Not to mention; she didn't want to believe they were real, and scorned her presence so.

"Catch something right now." Rather offhandedly said, her stormy eyes took a look toward the ocean, and wavered her nose toward the direction.