Aria's boat

"It's the Sea Hawks again," Aria growled ears forward. "This will be interesting."

A few days later...
Aria sat at the bow of the boat listening to the waves again while her two passengers talked and joked behind her. It was odd to have the quiet serene state of her boat change so much. it seemed that neither of them were interested in mediation. Giving up she transformed into a wolf and stretched out to sun her self for a bit.
“I will tell you of a place long ago…” she muttered tail moving side to side. “It was called Land by all and rose above the water…The Lady loved this Land and the pack ran with her each night...” With that Aria was in a dose.

"Hm?" Miu looked over at Aria as she began to speak, although most of it sounded like mumbles. Her curiosity sparked at what she was hearing, but the story was soon interrupted by the story teller's sleep. "She was telling us a story, I believe. But, she fell asleep & it trailed off," she giggled & shook her head in amusement. Aria certainly was like no other. She was special & so was Annastrianna, a train that all had but it was different with those two.

"Water's all there is now," Miu began as she crawled towards the edge. "There used to be more before. Much, much more... before the land was doomed & swallowed by Earth's tears." Her voice was flat as she said this, as if she were reading it off wording etched into the water's surface. This was the wise side of her, a piece of her personality that barely matched her looks.

"Ah ~ that was a quick nap," Miu giggled after prying her gaze away from the water's waves. She listened quietly to Aria's story, tilting her head in curiosity after she'd finished. Then, she turned her attention towards Annastrianna. "The humans have always been filled with greed, but that doesn't mean that they are the only ones who want more. Every living creature does... even us, who are two in one. Mother Earth punished everyone for a reason & I believe that it was because no one else stopped them... She cried from the pain of being hurt & the pain of being left to stand at lonesome by the rest."