Aquariums made no sense to Aimouryllice a'Phoche. The entire island was surrounded by oceans filled with fish, and yet these humanoids still insisted on taking some of that ocean and putting it inside an earth-bound building to just look at. If they wanted to see fish, they could just go and swim out into the ocean--but she was convinced that most humanoids were cowards who didn't want to leave their sheltered lives and get their toes wet. Still, she wasn't about to turn down the chance to hang out and make some friends.
Aimouryllice smoothed down the front of her dress and waited patiently outside the door of the aquarium for her acquaintance to arrive. She was dressed all gothic lolita as always with her black hair cut just below her chin. Were it not for her purple fins and too-large eyes, she might've looked almost human just standing there, a porcelain doll that was just as fragile.
Clicking her teeth together, she turned her eyes on the crowd of people passing by to see if who she was waiting for had arrived.
Aimouryllice smoothed down the front of her dress and waited patiently outside the door of the aquarium for her acquaintance to arrive. She was dressed all gothic lolita as always with her black hair cut just below her chin. Were it not for her purple fins and too-large eyes, she might've looked almost human just standing there, a porcelain doll that was just as fragile.
Clicking her teeth together, she turned her eyes on the crowd of people passing by to see if who she was waiting for had arrived.