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[ Bane 1 ]

For once, Bane found herself near the surface of the beaches, where the Hapuna danced and the landwalkers wandered. She didn't often come this far north, but her mother asked her to check in on her sister.

To her frustration, all she got was a quickly scribbed note that her sister had decided to "explore the world" with her boyfriend.

Bane was unamused, and crimpled up the note to toss aside.

Taking a moment to rest above the water, though the dry air caused her gills to ache, Bane caught the sound of splashing. Turning, she noticed a pair of feet slipping below the surface, and one of her hunting knives gone.

Of course, as if it couldn't get worse...

[ Bane 2 ]

Bane was probably not the best one to steal from. Even if she looked like a foreigner, she spent enough time traveling between the waves to have the strength to fight them. Just as she was about to move and dive into the water, something snagged her ankle and she nearly snapped at the creature with her other sword. Instead, she looked at the hybrid before her for a moment, watching as she gasped and sputtered before trailing off.

Resisting rolling her eyes, Bane nodded toward the water before moving and quickly diving in, her sharp eyes and tracking senses taking a moment before she glanced back to Pounamu.

"This way." She said simply with another nod, before pushing off against the current to follow the thief into a maze of coral.

[ Bane 3 ]

The huntress was quick to fall into a mindset of a warrior, her eyes trained for any sort of movement out of place. The bright color of coral was jarring, but not enough to cause her to lose focus, and she continued to move along with the hybrid next to her. It was nice, considering it was one less thing she needed to worry about.

Her muscles shifted and strained as her grip on her sword tightened. Where was the little minnow that dared to steal from her? A sight of the creature finally darting out of the coral into the deep was enough, and Bane let out a shout of direction before pushing into the waves. They had to catch the thief before they disappeared into the crash of the tides.