Ankyra Sound Mont Blanc Radiance

reminds me of this meme i saw the other day

vestiges of earlier dwin returned. val grinned between heaves of his paw. he'd been thwarted by a mole once or twice, and knew well their quick passageways to escape.

dwin defended the big fish that haunted brecheliant's waterways, cautioning of the time the great beast had swallowed a bird whole. val was about to answer her question about the ocean when the crab flew into the air.

it took great control on his behalf to not dive after it immediately. he knew how rapidly they could scuttle away with their angry arms waving. dwin followed the crab, but did not strike.

you have a strange definition of gorgeous. val watched as the creature slid into the water, gone forever. he almost imagined he could hear the bubbling hiss of its chelicerae in disapproval as it sank. that was your lunch.

as for what monsters are in the ocean, well, you are new to this area. allow me to acquaint you with what i have seen. val began walking again, his gaze searching for any other marbled surface of sand that might have a crab underneath. everything in the great vast water thingie, as you put it, are huge. we may as well be bugs to them. at night here, the water glows a bright blue and things swim under the water that you can hear but not see. i have seen things that were neither wolf nor fish, but bore the teeth of a wolf and the fins of a fish. i have seen, once, a great liquid thing with hundreds of arms and black blood. val slowed next to a mound of sand which he was certain a crab might be resting under. and, once, saw a creature that spanned the length of twenty wolves at least, lurking out there in the tide line. he waved a paw towards the dark stacks in the water, which sometimes were accessible at low tide. even recalling that memory sent a shiver down the man's spine.

he circled the mound, directing dwin's attention to the little holes that dotted the sand. here. you try. dig there, where the bubbles are.