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ｕｓｅｒｎａｍｅ: Hello! I'm ɾïṿεṉḋεll, but please feel free to abandon those symbols for rivendell or riv c:
ｋｉａ ｎａｍｅ: Meet the lovely Aequor.
ｍｅａｎｉｎｇ: To be honest, I've quite forgotten which language Aequor comes from, nor can I remember what it means in English. However, I still find it to be a pleasing jumble of letters with an oceanic meaning. Truthfully, I believe that it does suit this lovely little lady.
ｇｅｎｄｅｒ: Aequor is non other than a female, a girl, a lady.
ｓｔｏｒｙ: Unfortunate that a creature so akin to the sea was ripped away from it at so early an age. It seems as if they were made for each other, the water and Aequor. Two halves of the same whole, however far away they got. Instead of growing and learning where she was meant to be, the Kiamara child was sent away to a farm far inland. There she learned to find new growth in the earth. After a few years of working the fields and taking care of herself and the farm, Aequor was again ripped away from her life. This time, she was aware of what was happening. Men in suits and sunglasses barged into her room one night, and pulled her up into a car gently but forcefully. Drugged with sleep, Aequor didn't respond to the men, nor the woman who spoke to her in a clipped tone. Within the first ten minutes of the drive, the young Kiamara fell fast asleep, head against the door. When she woke again, something felt very off.

"Eurgh," came the feminine voice. A blue-furred head rose from the sand, bright eyes blinking in the heavy sunlight. The blood rushing in Aequor's ears made her nervous, what was wrong with her? Her head pounded, and she was having trouble finding which way was up when the waves rolled in. They were warm and kind, caressing her tired feet. Rejuvenated by this sudden realization, Aequor realized that it wasn't her blood that was roaring, it was the sea. The sea! Aequor turned around, the sand at her paws shifting without warning. She stumbled, and the sea gurgled up around her feet as if to make sure she was alright. There was only one thing to do. Laughing and smiling, Aequor waded out into the water. It chortled happily and pulled her gently, inviting her to see the wonders of the water. All her life, Aequor had been kept away from it. Just what she needed, after years of separation. Then there was no sand beneath her paws, a drop off! Gasping in surprise, Aequor went under. She sucked in water, and flailed about. By a miracle of buoyancy, she managed to get her head above water for a few seconds to spit out the water and bring air into her tired lungs. How was it that a creature of the sea could not swim? Ashamed, Aequor let the waves push her back to shore, where she sat coughing water out onto the sand. The sea swirled around her, consoling. But Aequor wasn't going to give up that easily. No, she pushed past the resisting waters back again, letting her instincts take over. Paddling furiously, Aequor struggled to keep her head up, but she did it. A group of small goldfish flashed past, scales glittering in the water. Curious, Aequor took a deep breath and stuck her head under.

The sea was a whole other world when your head was under the waves. One of the fish, white with bright orange patches and dots turned around to peer at her with liquidy brown eyes. Aequor peered back, twitching her paws so she wouldn't sink. The rest of the fish continued to swim away, but Aequor and the little orange on swam together. The sea routinely sent Aequor air bubbles so that she could stay longer. The goldfish, who Aequor soon called Nico, went through the shallows, playing with the other fish, eels, crabs and urchins living in the reef. This went on for a good few months, every night Aequor would rest on the beach with the ocean crashing in her ears.

One day, the sea didn't crash, it roared angrily. The wind howled, and the clouds growled. Aequor tried to rush into the water, but the sea hit her square in the chest with a wave, sending her flying back into the beach. Retreating into the forest that sat in the middle of their island, Aequor looked for a way to get to the water. It looked as if the sea and sky were fighting, and the sea was losing. The wind was pushing her other half around as if it was nothing. Frantic, she spotted the cliffs that overhung the water. Although the highest one was easily fifty feet above the water, Aequor knew that it was over the drop off. Although her chest still hurt, she pulled herself together and ran under the shelter of the trees to the cliffs. Using her claws, Aequor clambered up the cold, slippery rock. Once at the top, she took a few minutes to catch her breath.

There was no point in delaying any longer, she had to be with the sea for them to win. Bracing herself, Aequor ran along the length of the cliff, pushing herself off at the very end. Falling was peaceful, her front paws stretched in front of her to split the water. Ten feet before she hit, Aequor took a deep breath and squeezed her eyes shut. All she registered was pain, a splitting pain behind her ears and in her wrists. Caught off-guard, Aequor let a small stream of bubbles out of her mouth. Blackness invaded her vision, and the last that she registered was Nico swimming up to her and tugging on her ear frantically.

The sea felt Aequor crash into it, and it felt her paw break. Fear struck it, and it fought back with the sky with renewed energy. Lightning flashed, and the sea sent Aequor flying onto the shore. If she was still in his clutches, she would die. He could not care for her and fight at the same time. After hours of combat, the sky began to weaken, and the sea took the opportunity to make sure Aequor was alive. She was, but barely. And then, the sea knew no more as the sky struck him down.

And the connection between the two kept them alive. They shared thoughts, their minds were one that worked together. The two halves of the same whole came together. The sky left them to themselves, and they assured that they weren't dead. Aequor was in pain, and the sea was wounded, so they healed together. And they were one, as it was meant to be.

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She is beautiful. Reserve with the name Arcelia

[Miavinn]

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Nerida
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Nerida is Greek for mermaid and this girl acts just like one!
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Girl for this one.
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Lost. That's what I was.
After the storm hit, I knew that nothing would
be the same. My mother had been at the fish market when
the rain started and the wind blew in from the supposed beautiful and
peaceful sea . Let me tell you this, when the sea gets mad, it gets mad. My mother
hurried home and found the pages of her Dream Diary blowing around and around in the wind. Dreams...
what curious things they are. Well, gigantic waves crashed against the shore and washed just about anything into
the sea. Father had already fled our home and left me behind. He was never a very good father anyways. I was
sitting just inside the door watching the clouds gather and send the sun away when out of all the mess came
a gigantic wave. I squeak in fright and was then enveloped in its strong grip. The water tossed me around
and I tumbled and turned and oh it was scary! Suddenly, it stopped. I open my eyes and glance around
shivering. I had been thrown into a cove on a shoreline just South of my home. In it was a beautiful
crown. Confused as to why it was here I pad cautiously up to it sniffing the air. Thinking how
pretty it was I pick it up and set it on my head. "Hello Nerida." a sweet sounding voice
says. Somehow it sounded familiar. "Do not be alarmed. I'm standing behind you.
"Eyes wide I slowly turn around. "Merida?!" I gasp, "But you were-" "Hush my
sister. I do not have a lot of time. I have to say my final goodbye. I have
been given time by the sea, but I want you to that I will always be
with you, whether the sea allows it or not." She removes the
beautiful crown from my head and takes the starfish center
piece off. "A gift to remember me by." Merida says
attaching it just above my left ear. "I will miss
you my sister, but the sea has claimed me
and I cannot ignore its will." Somehow
I understood what she meant. The
sea had claimed her, like it
would soon with me.
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Goofy-Friendly-Carefree-Wild
Nerida is a goofy girl who loves being weird and hanging out with her friends. She can be calm and usually is unless she goes over board on the sugar. Nerida likes not having any responsibilities and if she does, she doesn't pay any attention to them at all. She loves swimming and running in water and is often seen doing just that.

[Bye.....]

Ocean’s daughter.
I thought love was out of reach
'Til I got her
Had I known it could come true
I would have wished in ’92
For a mermaid just like you, whoa,
Just like you, whoa.

Meaning "rain" in German


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[Kiesen]

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[cmichb]

Username: Modest
Kia Name: Pacifica
Meaning: A name that kind of sounds like Pacific (as in, the Pacific Ocean).
Gender: female
Story:
Pacifica swam through the salty water, snorkleing. She watched all of the colourful fish swim around her. She saw a sting ray, a small squid, a clown fish, and what she thought was a shark was really a dolphin. She swam right beside the dolphin, and it didn't even seem to mind. Eventually she knew it was time to leave. She was sad, but at least she was coming back here tomorrow.

[Queenxz]

Username: Queenie1859
Kia Name: Fluctus
Meaning: Wave in latin
Gender:Male
Story:
Fluctus was in the ocean, searching for more shells for his collections. While scanning the area he noticed a shell in the ocean that would be perfect for him. Not only was it pretty but it was the same colour as Fluctus! Quickly Fluctus ran to the water and dived towards the shell. After being under for at least 20 seconds he re-submerged from the water, shell in his mouth. Content with his find he ran off to his den for the night.
THE END!!
Hope this wins me him!

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Stahp it winter stahp. you tempt me
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