Reena was swimming casually across the empty waters. Restriction was less under water, and to her advantage too. She loved watching the sunrise.<br/><br/>It hasn't been long since Reena moved to Balah, but in the short time she's been there, she only went to the surface twice, she found no reason to be out of the water, she simply loved the cold and warm alteration of the water, especially at night in the moon light. It was not like her to break the rules, but no one ever caught her spending time before curfew was over, and she considered herself Lucky.<br/><br/><br/>Reena had appeared at the lake of Balah only weeks earlier more or less, unconscious, and she couldn't recall anything from her past, all she was able to remember was that she was present when the water elemental was taken? Even that was blurry for her, she always pushed the thoughts away.<br/><br/>An old kainaj (mermaid) lady, who knew enough about her people to realize that Reena was not from the area, her bright eyes and hair showed that. The odd thing -according to the old lady- was that when Reena phased to her human form she'd look a 180 percent different. Still it wasn't like Reena to hold one point and keep asking, after all the lady was OLD. And by that she means somewhere in her hundreds, or was it more?<br/><br/>Reena sighed heavily letting a few bubbles out the corner of her lips, she couldn't go watch the sun rise, or even go up to the surface the old fish was up early -not that Reena disliked the old woman, but the wrinkles on the woman's face really<em>did </em>make her look like a fish. She asked Reena to deliver some crystal to one of her old friends. And Reena being herself just couldn't say 'no' especially not to the person who most likely saved her life.<br/><br/>Eventhough Reena remembered unclear images of where she was, she didn't reveal any of this to anyone around here, she didn't have an exact reason to why not, but she just had a gut feeling that told her not to.<br/><br/>She swam heading up to the surface, already seeing the sun's rays on the water, making it sparkle with a goldish gleam, such a breathtaking sight.<br/><br/>The motions of her tail were only from the fins, she didn't have to move the whole thing, that would just give her speed -like running for humans. She reached the surface, and pushed her hair out of the way, her eyes gazing around curiously. The woman said that she would know her immediately, and with that Reena didn't bother asking any details. But seeing that now she didn't know what to do.<br/><br/>Reena looked around finally spotting the only person there, she sighed in relief and swam closer to the woman. She didn't speak, and she held the package tightly in her hand. If the it was the woman the old lady spoke of then she would approach her.