Kaiko entered the Alto Aquarium, finding an interest with aquatic life. She took steps inside with a bit of caution. She wondered how many people would be in the most amazing exhibit of fish near the academy. She couldn't decide what, or where to look first. She was so amazed by the blue colors in the aquarium. The dim lights added onto the effect.
If they were having biology class right now, it would be the perfect place for them to study life. There was such a variety already. Kaiko decided to look through the pamplet. She flipped through the pages until she found the hours for feeding the dolphins. She was a good wait of ten minutes before they would announce the show. She decided to go look at the jellyfish.
As she approached the tank of the bubbly like fish, she was instantly reminded of a younger time when she had a fish. It was a little jellyfish they had found at the ocean that apparently was gone. Kaiko still kept it in a little jar when she was younger. It resembled an ice pop, even if it was lifeless. She named it, "Madam Aisu." She smiled fondly, but remembered her mother had only let her keep it for two days.
She looked into the tank, peering at the jellyfish. They just bounced around in the tank. They were in all assortments of color. Pink, orangish, blue, and purple. They all seemed to be different, but one really reminded her of "Madam Aisu." She knew not to poke at the tank, for that always startled fish. She had a very high respect to not scare any living thing into a heart attack.
"Well aren't you just adorable," She said watching a very small jellyfish swim up and down. It swayed gracefully, almost angelic. She smiled lightly, as she had remembered her lifeless jellyfish. She laughed as she never really had a living jellyfish to begin with. At least that one was alive.
