How Far I’ll Go: [ Big D | Moana ]
The gillyweed was wearing off, but Danny had always been a strong enough swimmer that he could hold out for another minute as his artificial gills shrunk and his fins had retracted back into limbs. He broke the surface of the lake, sealing water into the sack that hung on his shoulders as he backstroked to the shore.
Lake water was disgusting; it was too still and too calm, two traits already that proved that Danny was an unwelcome guest. Very few had bothered to explore the deepest parts of these lakes, but the only kind of flora that Danny knew was worth collecting was there. The Pacific had scarier creatures, but there wasn’t one who wasn’t willing to bargain.
The rocky shore was a little easier to clean off than fine sand, but it wasn’t a good place to relax. He glanced along the shoreline of the lake as he dug into his bagpack for his wand to brush off the debris his wet skin had picked up. Pacific Princess had said that there were ruins all over Scotland, but Danny himself hadn’t bothered to go looking. Right now, making the galleons was more important, but he was painfully aware of the gray Pegasus feather on the front pocket of his bagpack.
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