Mia had one overarching goal and that was to bathe, and wallow in the cooling comfort of the river's waters. It barely registered in her mind that two familiar scents tickled her nose as she breezed past. She could hear the protests of bleary eyed festival goers behind her as she kept heading toward the body of water with an eerily singular focus. Even Quercus had been momentarily forgotten as their hands unlinked and she ran faster. Launching herself from the rocky outcropping, she slipped beneath the surface with effortless ease, making no sound. In the spot where she'd vanished, ripples fanned out in a beautiful circular pattern. It was quite a few moments before the siren popped back into view, but the sight was certainly something to behold.<br/><br/>She'd been swimming beneath the water at an almost breakneck speed, having shifted naturally as she did so. A large, iridescent purple tail broke the surface, splashing down and sending a small wave of water straight for the bank of the river. Her delighted laugh filled the air as she dove again, swimming back toward Quercus and.. those familiar scents tickled her nose again, and she propelled herself upward, the powerful strokes of her tail keeping her aloft as she pulled her hair back from her eyes to gaze upon April, and then the gigantic man whom she knew to be April's mate. Her brown eyes turned almost molten in color as clear delight shone through. "Aprilll, you're here!" Mia gushed, racing forward in a flurry of scales and naked torso to embrace the fairy, who was floating somewhat peacefully as she was addressed by the exhausted looking elf. "I see you ran into Wood." Mia smiled, releasing her tight squeeze on the other girl to wiggle her fingers at her companion and blew him a kiss.<br/><br/>"Auggie!" she sang, waving in a friendly and exuberant manner at the human man, happy to see that he'd accompanied April to this festival of delights. "How lovely to see you again." Then her attention turned back to April again, reaching to hug the fairy tight once more. Mia was like that. Personal boundaries didn't mean much to the affectionate siren. Land dweller hang ups in general didn't plague her. Letting her tail stop its frantic work, the petite yet curvy siren slowly sank back into the refreshing water. It truly revitalized her in a way nothing else could. And the glitter was mostly gone.. mostly. Nothing a good scrubbing by her favorite elf wouldn't fix.  Grinning, she crooked a finger at him and arched a brow. "Quercus darling, aren't you going to come in here and take care of me?" she wheedled, fixing her expressive eyes on his face.<br/><br/>"So, are you excited to see the Trash Pandas too, April? I can't believe they're here really! I hear they're about to sign a huge record deal too." Mia sounded like the ultimate fangirl as she prattled on and on about the band, the two men largely forgotten for the moment in her desire to commiserate with her friend about fellow musicians. "Oh, and how's your band coming along? You guys were definitely good last time you played on the deck of my shop." A lilt entered the siren's voice as she praised April, and swam in slow circles around her friend. Mia was perfectly content to remain embraced in the water's chill as the morning sun rose even higher overhead. It would be quite hot before long, she reflected, and that meant she could wear the barest minimum of the itchy land dweller clothing. Perfect.<br/>