Drift Away Together

Art enjoyed her suggestion and grinned at her. Bowen wasted no time and quickly transformed from wolf to fish. While her brother dove under the water, Bowen sought distance. Strong, slender legs kicked, allowing her lithe frame to cut through the drink until she was out in the middle of the bay. The gentle swell of waves lifted and lowered the woman's body and she once again closed her eyes, reveling in the feel of being in the sea once more. The castle was right on the ocean, but the water there wasn't as forgiving as the water here. Bowen planned to take advantage.

Turning her head, she looked back towards where her brother resurfaced. The water slicked his black and blue fur down, giving him a slightly seal like look and Bowen found it rather amusing. The lady gently paddled, treading water as she looked back at her sibling. She was very grateful that he took the time out of his busy schedule to get her away from the castle for a bit and take her out exploring. It really meant a lot to her. They had so much lost time to make up for. Bowen needed to reconnect with all of her siblings, but she had missed Art the most.

Splashing from the side pulled Bowen's attention and she watched as a pair of dolphins played in the clear water. In time they dispersed, finding other things to do and Bowen decided that her legs had been given enough of a workout for the moment. Swimming back to shore, water sluiced off of Bo's petite frame as she padded onto the sand. Without shaking the water from her coat, the russet and ivory fae sprawled out on her stomach on the warm beach, One hind leg splayed out behind her while the other knee remained bent. Already she could feel the heat of the sun absorbing the liquid from her fur. It was a feeling that she'd always enjoyed and it made her flesh tingle delightfully.

As she dried, the young woman continued to watch her big brother, her viridian gaze locked upon him as he cut through the water. He'd grown up fine and strong. Art had turned into a man while she was away. It was so strange. She could still see him in her minds eye as the puppies that they had once been. That was how she had known him last, so that was how she had always pictured him when she thought of him while being away. When she returned, she hadn't expected him to be so... attractive. It wasn't his fault at all, but it made Bowen uncomfortable. In fact, part of her wanted him to stay in the water so that she wouldn't get those urgent, tight feelings in her stomach. He'd have to surface eventually though, so she tried to mentally prepare herself.

"Bowen"