The sun was rising over the water. The tide receded a little as time passed leaving the sand wet. Near by was a large rock, slick and wet, was being beat by the water but that was not the most particular thing. No upon the tallest peak stood a woman. Her hood down and brown robe whipped in the wind. Her snow white hair also blue about as she stood on one foot. The other pulled tight against the upper part of that leg. Hands remained folded as her eyes remained closed.

Vinsue had been in this stance for hours as she meditated. She was a bit out of practice as she had stopped most activities when her kids left. But that was long ago and Vinsue finally had got to a state were she was ready to move forward. She switched legs every hundred waves or so and would resume the stance. Her breathing was slow and controlled as she awaited the warmth of the sun to hit her and power the magic she would use for the training she plans on doing the rest of the day. 

How the woman got there was anyone's guess. As she may have climbed up when tide was low as anything ealce would require flight or swimming, neither something the woman looked like she could do.

The snake normally avoided water, seeing as his blood was only half warm. This water, however, was different. It was warm, and he didn't fall. Well, as long as he stayed in the shallow water. ''Well actually that's all water'' He thought. ''All water is also.. clear? I think?'' He accidentally thought that aloud. ''Oops.'' He scanned the area for people. He didn't see anyone, but he thought he saw a shape on a rock in the distance. His curiosity was far larger than his fear, which was nonexistent. He set off for the mysterious figure. However, he was distracted by an interesting crab. After lots of marveling and recording things in his notebook, he actually set off for the thing.

Vinsue slowly stepped from the edge and opened her eyes befor taking stance in the middle of the rock. Her eyes slightly glowed for a second before she started a series of slow moves. She had gathered energy with the sway of her hands and movement of her hands. A small ball of blue lightning rested in her hands as she pushed them closer together and pulled them apart the electronic ball started to Loop up and down faster and faster before being tossed twords the water. It was quick to grow and disappear. 

Her moves turned into a dance of sorts as she took steps and swirls that would end in a hand pushing out into a jab with flames fling from them. Vinsue switched to a more arm based dance making flame circles and shots. This show of flame continued flawlessly for half an hour only to end as she slipped of the edge of the rock braking her leg and hit her head. Crimson painted the rock and water as she hit the water. She barely renamed awake as she desperately thrashed about in an attempt to not drown.

As the snake grew closer, he could tell the figure was a humanoid, and it appeared to be doing some weird movement with some bright light surrounding it, in a strange pattern. ''It doesn't seem like dancing, but it can't be how this person normally acts'' He thought. Can it be? Some people were pretty strange. Maybe this person is one of those people. When he thought about it, he was too. When he got even closer he could tell that the bright light was fire and that the figure, appeared to be female. The fire was scary, but he cared more about meeting interesting new people who could control fire. '' Hey, you there! That's some cool fire! How do you do it?''

Could the unexpected voice be the source of her misstep. Could she have been so focused on the dance that the rest of the world was in known to her? Could she have let her guard down enough that someone could have got within harmful range? Did it mater now?

Was the most wanted person in pirate haven going to die in water to a mistake she made because she was caught off guard by a friendly voice. She had so many things running through her mind. They say one seeas there life as they take on death. Perhaps that is what it was as she lost contesness. 

The snake was now very close to the strange, dancing woman. He was just about to say hi when he saw her fall, scraping her head against the rock. In his fear, instead of slithering as fast as his serpentine under-half could, the snake just yelled ''Hey, you there! You good?''. Cursing his own stupidity, he resolved to start jogging every morning. He saw many, interesting sea-side objects, from a dead seagull to a glob of jelly. But no matter what sea-side curios he saw, he didn't take out his notebook. He didn't even think of the notebook, thinking only about how he would feel if he was drowning. After a short amount of running, and (despite how much he wanted to) zero breathing breaks he got to the bloodied rock and stuck his scaly arm into the perfect temperature water, attempting to find the woman's hand.