Auris purred softly, or made a noise akin to that of purring, when Aria kissed him. He returned the kiss and pulled back slightly. His eyes on Lilah and Aleesia as she dried off the other girl. "Well, that's probably the most exciting thing that's happened all day." He murmured lightly and rubbed the back of his neck, watching Lilah mostly to make sure she hadn't sustained any permanent damage from her little excursion towards a salty end. When Lilah spoke he shook his head slightly. "You forgot to change your legs to a tail." As he said that, Auris laid back in the water and with a flick of his tail propelled backwards some, then he lifted his long, sleek shiny grey with black stripes shark tail out of the water a bit so Lilah could get a good look at it.

It was a tail for any mer-person to be proud of and Auris did so love his tail. Done showing off for the moment he came back to the edge of the pool. He knew Melody was there, but the information seemed only just register completely in his brain. The shark blinked, had the decency to look slightly embarrassed as he turned towards the young princess. "Hello, princess. Having a good day?" He smiled gently to her.

Aria smiled as Auris pulled away, partially glad he hadn't tried to drag her into the water. Sitting back she motioned to the guards, passing the coral basket to one and giving direction as to who gets what. Chucklng softly as Auris showed off his tail, she really couldn't blame him for being so proud of it. Large and powerful, very sleek too. He could move faster in the water than any of her father's military men, even faster than her. Exhaling as she stood, she couldn't agree more really with this being the most exciting thing. Unless Aleesia caused more problems, and that thought made her frown. She still had to talk to the little red head, but it could wait. Moving gracefully she found herself kneeling again in front of Lilah, raising her hand to place the back of her wrist against the others forehead. "No temperature change. I think you'll be fine, but I think I want you to stay here just incase something happens. As for not having a tail, well I'm sure when you get more of your memory back you'll find your tail." The silver haired mermaid said with a smile.

Aleesia paused in her attempt to dry the other as she sat up, but continued for a few extra minutes. Nibbling her bottom lip thoughtfully, she mumbled something about being right back before she jiogged to where she'd left her bag near the bar. Picking it up, she rummaged through it as she ran back, removing some dry clothes that might fit that she didn't care to wear, a knee length dark navy skirt, a baby blue tank top and the under clothes. "Here. You look to be about my size, so these should fit. There's a changing room in the corner." She offered, pointing to the back left corner door, blushing lightly.

Letting out a small eep, Melody turned to the male that had talked to her, blushing lightly. "Ah hello Prince Auris. My day has been eventful. How has yours been?" The little mermaid knew he was a shark, but didn't care really, plus he wasn't like other sharks she'd been told about. He was mean or savage, and certainly didn't eat little mermaids or merboys. Plus, she could see that Aria only had eyes for the Shark, and would take him in turn if he got to be too much. Shaking her head lightly, mostly to clear her thoughts, it was to clear the blush hopefully, and at how stupid her brother could be.

"It seems my day has been eventful as well." He grinned at the princess, letting her see those rows of sharp tiny teeth. They much resembled the teeth of a cat. A healthy, strong, sharp toothed cat. It was a friendly, amused grin though and his attention went from Melody to Aria. His adrenaline was pumping now though, from that excitement. Auris wriggled a bit in the water and then turned slightly before diving deep beneath the surface. Ah. It was so refreshing. Knowing the shark, now that he was in the pool, he might not come back out for hours. His movements in water usually elegant, very precise, silent and deadly for anything he was hunting...right now..Auris wasn't any of those things, he was swimming in circles below the pools surface, but not so deep that the others couldn't see him, chasing his long tail.

Forgot to change my legs to a tail, the words echoed in her head. Frowning she wondered how one would forget. Well, she seemed to have forgotten everything so she supposed it made sense. Admiring Auris' tail as he showed it off she wondered what hers would look like... When the red headed girl dropped the towel and ran off, she picked it up rubbing the towel over her face and hair. She felt a hand on her forehead to look up and see Aria. She didn't want to stay there really, she wanted to get home. But when she thought more about it the ocean scared her and the people here knew her, she was comfortable with people she knew rather than on her own in the vast open ocean. Plus, as it was obvious, she couldn't go home anyway. "Thank you Aria" she said quietly. When the red haired girl returned she held out some clothes. Looking down at herself suddenly embarrassed at the translucentness of her dress, her eyes widened as she held the towel in front of herself. Reaching up for the clothes, her face hot, she smiled at the red haired girl, "Thank you, I really appreciate it." She should have introduced herself to the young girl, but introductions were the last thing on her mind at the moment. As Auris dissapeared into the pool, Lilah realized he must have been the one who pulled her from her doom. The last she saw him he was behind the bar, and surely Melody wouldn't have been able to get her into the tavern. She would need to remember to thank him later. But now, she needed to stand and get into some dry clothes. Looking at the wet floor around her she looked to Aria. "I'm sorry Aria, I didn't mean to cause such a trouble" she said as she pulled herself up by a nearby table being extra cautious as she was still wobbly and standing in water. Realizing Melody was still in the pool she frowned a little wondering if she was going to get out of the pool, unaware the princess couldn't change either. Shrugging it off, Maybe she just loves the water, Lilah headed towards the changing room slowly as to not fall again. She was getting more used to her legs by now, but it would probably take a little more time before she was gracefully walking about like the others.

Rushing out of the kitchen Chenol handed out some more plates. After she was done making sure everyone had everything they needed she walked over to the water entrance. Pausing Chenol looked at the dripping went amnesiac girl with a frown. "Umm.." she said then paused and chuckled. Shaking her head she walked forward. "So I take it the Prince left?" She said to no one in particular.

Whipping up some drinks Alice slid them over to the pair. "Here you go," she said with a happy tone. "Oh and Medilio thank you for making my favorite. That made my day so much better" She gave the mermaid a smile smile before going back to work. Picking up a clean rag she began cleaning glasses.

Blinking a few times in confusion, Medilio tried to understand what the new kid had just told him. Great, an amnesiac... He snuck a peek at the other amnesiac, who was dripping wet, and sighed. When he heard Alice thank him, he just grinned and replied, "No worries. As long as you feel better, that's all that matters." Turning back to Ruuya, he pat her head and whispered in her ear. "I won't tell anyone since it doesn't seem like you want people to know."

Ruuya's eyes widened in shock. Perhaps, this guy wasn't so bad. "Th-Thanks..." she mumbled. Looking at the girl who walked towards a changing room, she sighed. Same as me, eh? This should all be interesting.
After finishing her drink, Ruuya stood up and thanked Medilio for his kindness before looking around for Stellara. She seemed to have just poofed away. Ah, please don't tell me I'm going to be the only entertainer...

Aria had to smile as she saw her sister actual do something nice for someone other than herself. Maybe there would be hope. Leaving the friendly smile on her face, she nodded to the princess as she stood and moved to the pool doorway. Waving to catch Alice's attention, she pointed to the pool, knowing the harpy would understand. It had been a while anyway since Aria had last been in the pool. Moving from the door to one of the long beach chairs, she sat and pulled off the black heels, her pants and the cami top, leaving her in a matching navy blue cotton panties and strapless bra. Removing the jewerly, she stuffed them and the hair tie in a pocket of her pants. Making to stand she paused, turned back to the pants, slipping on the ring once it was freed then stood unashamedly as she walked to the pool's deep end. Leaning forward into a 90 degree angel, she kicked away from the surface and dived into the water, legs fusing together in a gentle green glow to make her tail. Swimming till she touched the bottom, her hands burrowing into the sand a little, she pushed back up, shooting through the water towards Auris, tapping his shoulder and swimming away again.

Aleesia smiled brightly when the girl took the clothes. "You're welcome." Leesia replied, then glanced around to her sister, noticing the other at the doorway. "Don't worry about the water, it happens all the time." The little redhead commented with a gentle grin as the water soaked girl walked to the changing area slowly. With the girl over there, Leesia had no idea what to do at first, but having stared at the water on the uneven, yet surprisingly smooth, rock, the young mermaid picked up a towel and set out to sopping up the water.

Melody giggled at Auris's reply, though it was more nervous, thinking he was only speaking of teh recent incident with Lilah. Turning to look to the other girl, she blinked owlishly as she noticed the other walking to a changing room with new clothes. Shrugging it off, Melody pace-swam in the water waiting for her friend, glancing and smiling at the sharks antics until Aria joined him, then it looked like the other was trying to entice him into a game of tag.

His attention was immediately on Aria when she tapped his shoulder. A grin on his lips as he darted towards her. His tail propelled him quickly and silently, Auris swam a few loops around Aria, and then swam in some intricate patters in front of and around her. Mostly it looked as if the shark were dancing underwater. Twirling and spinning, each movement elegant, some simple and some elaborate. Aria might have wanted to play tag, but Auris wanted to dance. He swam another loop around Aria, but didn't complete it. Auris was under Aria but facing her, nearly chest to chest and his tail rather suddenly winding it's way around hers, his hands found her hands. Fingers interlacing with hers as he held their arms down but a bit out at their sides.

With a flick of his fin, while his tail still wrapped gently around Aria's, he changed their direction. They headed up, towards the surface of the pool, another flick and their speed increased a bit. Auris' eyes were closed as they broke the surface of the pool, in the air, above the water his tail uncurled from her's and he let go of one of her hands. They arched high in the air and came back down head first, still holding hands, with a nice splash. Back in the water, Auris sped towards the bottom, tugging Aria along with him. When they reached the sandy bottom, gently Auris tugged Aria beneath him. Pressing her gently against the floor, one hand resting in the sand next to her head, his other still holding her hand. His tail draped gently across hers and he leaned in, capturing her lips with his own. Pressing hard but gently into the kiss, his lips parting slightly so that his tongue could slip out and touch against her lips. Politely asking to be let in.

Once inside the room Lilah slipped off the wet gown and fumbled her way into the flowy blue skirt and underwear as they were easily understood. The bra she had been given was another story. What were all of these hooks? She put one arm through what was an obvious strap and pulling it up behind her, slipped her other arm through the second strap. She stood akwardly with the bra on backwards trying to figure the thing out. Frustrated she let it drop to the floor before pulling the tank top on over her head. Maybe the young girl had given her that strappy hooked thing by accient. The clothes were cute, but they were tight on her more womanly figure. She threw the wet gown over the door to let it dry and picked up the bra, pushing the door open and making her way cautiously over to the girl who had so kindly given her the clothes. Smiling down at her as she mopped up the floor Lilah spoke, "Thank you for letting me borrow these," she held the bra out by a strap, "I don't know what this is though." She laid the bra out on the table next to them completely unaware that she was displaying the girls undergarments. "My name is Lilah" she said with a smile finally introducing herself, and happy that she could, now sure of her name.

Aria grinned, seeing him dart after her. Pausing as he caught up rather quickly, she giggled as he swam around her in loops. Watching as he then swam in intricate patterns, she went to follow him, she did always love watching him dance in the water, before he changed to swim in a semi loop. Ruby eyes looked down to meet his, pale pink lips tugging to a soft smile before her expression changed to confusion as his tail wound around hers and he held her hands in place. Mildly surprised he could still use his tail, she just relaxed, taking it all in stride, and closed her eyes when they sped up before breaking the surface of the water.

Letting one ruby eye open as he uncurled his tail from hers and let go of one of her hands, she saw in her peripheral vision Lilah and Leesia getting along, before closing the eye as they sliced through the water with barely a splash. Turning her head, she went to go back to the surface, only to feel Auris tugging her towards the bottom. Curious when he pulled her under him as they reached the bottom, she used her free hand to brush a stray lock of hair away from her face as she relaxed on the soft sand, gigglging softly at the little cloud that billowed around her body. Looking up at Auris with a bashful grin till he captured her lips, she hummed pleasently, free right hand coming up to carress his cheek as she pressed back and let her lips part as she felt his tongue seek entrance, hers coming up to meet.

Leesia looked up at the other, blushing lightly as she noticed the other still holding onto the bra. "Ah. That is commonly called a bra." The young redhead stood, glancing over before outright staring as she watched her sister and the shark leap out of the water before diving back in gracefully. Blinking suddenly as she remembered hearing the other introduce her self she smiled bashfully. "Um, hi Lilah. I'm Aleesia, Lee is fine though." She shrugged, knowing normally her name was hard to say. Picking up the bra, she rolled them under the wet towels, glancing at the other critically. "Well its not like you can't wander about anyway without it on. The shirt is tight enough to keep them in place, but its typically polite to wear one. You do remember how to wear one right?" Leesia asked, recalling something about the girl suffering from amnesia.

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Lilah stared blankly at Lee for a moment. "I'm not sure I've ever been a human before..." she looked down at the clothes she'd put on, "These were easy to figure out. That thing looks dangerous" she said. With that, she turned and made her way to Melody, sitting at the edge of the pool, slipping her legs into the water. "Melody?" she asked curiously, "What do you know about me? What are my parents sick with? Will they be ok? How long have I been missing?" The questions slipped out one after another with no pause. Lilah was curious about herself and so far, Melody was the only person she'd found who recognized her. She straightened her legs out in front of her and let them splash into the water, almost expecting them to change, but of course they didn't. Frowning a little as she wiggeld her toes around in the water, she waited for Melody's response.

Medilio looked around the Rabbit Hole while sipping his drink, looking at all the guests that they had tonight. It was then that he finally got a good look at Lilah -- he heard things about her being the Princess of Helice, and his thoughts immediately rushed to the royal family. There were odd rumors floating about the King and Queen. Many people of Helice hadn't seen them make any appearances for quite some time. Medilio rubbed his head and pondered the thought -- why would the Princess of Helice have forgotten everything? Something fishy was going on.
Nonchalantly, he thanked Alice for the drink and headed over to Lilah, hands shoved in his pockets. "Excuse me," he said to the amnesiac smoothly. "You are... Lilah, yes? Do you remember... anything at all about your parents or what may have happened to them?" He tried his best to not alarm her with his suspicions.

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Leesia sighed, but she dropped the dirty towels on top of one of the reclining chairs as Lilah moved back to the pool. Slipping her flats off before shucking her capris, a tight pair of boy shorts on underneath, in a forest green color, much similar to the color of her tail. Her over shirt followed, pausing at the hem of her cami, she decided to leave it on anyway. Sitting down next to Lilah, Leesia waggled her fingers in greeting to Melody. Letting the two talk as she swung her legs back and forth in the water. Waiting till Melody stopped speaking, Leesia parted her lips. "Atlas doesn't get nearly as much information as Atlantis but I swore I overheard my father speaking to one of his spies, and they had very unsettling news." The redhead added, hanging her head and allowing her bangs to sheild her face from view.

Melody smiled as Lilah sat on the edge of the pool. She wanted to swim with her friend, but didn't think it would happen. Her friend didn't seem able to change. Or swim for that matter. When the other started firing off questions, the youngest mermaid reeled back a little. "I...I don't know much. You used to visit a lot, and you'd play with me when I was younger..." Tears gathered at the corner of her eyes, distressed that she couldn't help her friend. Hiccupping, she rubbed one eye to clear the tears. "I don't know anything more, my family won't say anything around me. I'm too young." She whimpered softly, wanting to help but truly unable to.

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Lilah was still wiggling her toes around in the water when Melody became upset. Feeling really bad for upsetting her, Lilah offered a smile, "It's ok Mel, I'm sure I'll figure it all out and everything will be ok." A man with pale hair and golden eyes approached and spoke to her. She stared up at him for a moment before responding, "I don't remember anything. Melody said she heard my parents were sick and that my dad's advisor was running the kingdom for now." The man seemed almost as if he wanted to say something else, but when Lee said there had been some unsettling news, a look of worry covered Lilah's face as she stared at her for a moment, "What was the news Lee?" Turning her attention immediately to the man, "Do you know something about me?" She was growing more worried by the second and her heart had picked up it's pace. Something was wrong, she could feel it.

Medilio looked at both Aleesia and Lilah, sighing in discomfort. He didn't know much, or anything at all really, but there was definitely something wrong here. "Lilah, please do not jump to conclusions with our speculations," he started, kneeling down and patting her head gently. "However, I have heard unsettling things -- your people have not had any appearances by your parents in a while. It seems highly suspicious to me that they have not been seen and that you have lost your memory." Sighing once more, he stood up and started to take off his clothing, rapidly so the girl wouldn't see anything, and quickly dove into the water, a shiny aqua-blue colored tail taking place of his legs. He had a strange idea that might let Lilah regain a part of her memory -- having a mermaid tail was always the highlight of a mermaid life. They never truly lived without it, and they adored the water, so Lilah must have some memories that can be unlocked by figuring out how to let her transform. Holding out his hand, Medilio politely asked, "I have a strange idea, and may I ask you to follow it? I figure that if we find a way to let you transform again, some of your memories may be unlocked, but it may require you to swim with me for a while. Will you allow me to try and help you... Princess?" The merman bowed his head slightly, a sign of respect.

Auris continued to kiss Aria deeply, passionately for only a few more moments longer. Hesitantly the shark pulled back, his eyes staring deeply into Aria's for few seconds before he lowered his head to nip gently at her ear. "You're the only one I could ever want. It's always been you, the one I've searched for. It will always be you. No matter who I flirt with, Aria, you've bound my heart so tightly." He practically purred as he whispered those words in her ear. His tongue peeking out to lick along the outline of her ear. "I understand now, it could never have been anyone else."

He had been so serious, now as he pulled back, amusement sparkled in his eyes and a bright smile graced his lips. "We should get back to the others, after all, you've a shop to run." Auris smile turned to a grin as he grabbed Aria's hands and pulled her up as he moved his tail from his position of being draped over hers. He pulled her up a little ways from the sandy bottom. "It isn't polite to neglect your employees or guests." He winked at her, let go of her hands and was off like a bullet, heading towards the surface of the pool.

She moaned softly before whining lightly as he pulled back, languorously opening her eyes she hadn't realized she'd closed. Looking back she let her thumb rub against the skin of his cheek before he leaned over and nipped her ear. Humming softly, she couldn't stop the joyful giggle that bubbled up at his words. Looking up toward the rippling surface, a wide grin spread across her face. "No one else. Always only you." She whispered in response, turning her head to nuzzle his neck.

Looking up at him when he pulled back again, she didn't stop her responding amused grin. "We should." She nodded, letting him pull her away from the sand, giggling when he winked at her before shooting through the water. His powerful shark tail speeding him to the surface faster than she could keep up. She laughed and chased after him, head breaking the surface second. Letting her legs glow, the tail changed back to legs and she swam toward Auris, pecking him on the lips before swimming to her sister and the others. "What's with all the long faces?" She asked, keeping her smile.

Leesia sighed, lifting her head only to look out at the water. "I'm not sure if its really true, but word was that your parents aren't ill. They were murdered." The red head murmured, knowing it'd be heard though anyway, the ones around her being close enough to hear. "I hadn't heard anything about you though. I left quickly after hearing that." She sighed, half regreting not staying to hear more. She blinked as her sister and the shark appeared at the surface before Aria swam over to them.

Before she knew it the pale haired man was in the water offering her his hand. She leaned away slightly recalling what happened the last time she'd gotten into the water. She couldn't swim, and she didn't want to drown today. Still, the only way to figure out how to transform would be to try. She looked down at herself as she pulled at the skirt she was wearing, she certainly wasn't taking her clothes off for this.

Lee began to speak again and Lilah looked over to her curiously while she spoke. "Murdered..." Lilah repeated, staring blankly at Lee. She didn't know how to feel. She knew anyone else would be deeply pained, but Lilah couldn't even remember her parents. She felt more angry than anything. Who would do something like that to her and her family, or to anyone for that matter. She was looking down at the water now, a frown forming on her face, fists slightly clenched. Aria's appearance snapped Lilah out of it as she responded. "My parents may have been killed Aria. It makes me so..." she shook her head "...angry, I guess. I don't remember my parents, for all I know we never even saw eachother. But who would do something so awful? And why was I spared?"

A million thoughts were racing through her head. She needed to get back to her kingdom, see it for herself, maybe find her parents, or at least their murderer. And if her parents were killed, that would make her the queen, wouldn't it? She felt almost dizzy for a moment. Everything was happening so quickly. This morning she was waking up on a beach, learning to walk with no memories at all, and now, she was finding out she was a mermaid princess and that her parents were ill, or maybe worse, in a kingdom far away. And to top it all off, she couldn't even transform to get home.

She looked directly to the pale haired man again, "Yes. Yes, if you think you can help me, I'll follow." She supposed she could get into the water with the skirt on, or take it off as the underwear covered as much as any swimsuit would, if not more. She sat for a moment wondering what to do next, among other things.

Taking the girl's hand, Medilio gently chuckled. "You can keep your clothing on if that's what you'd like. We're just be swimming around a bit, hopefully in an effort to jog your memories. I hope that's alright with you, Aria." He took a peek at the lass in water, back from her little frolic with Auris. He pulled Lilah into the water, skirt and all, and swam throughout the pool, not daring to go under with her yet. The gentle caressing of the water made Medi hope that she might remember this feeling, at least. Every step forwards was one that would count greatly towards the recovery of the princess's memory. "Just feel the water flowing around you," he murmured, pulling her around the pool with several thrusts of his tail. "It's familiar, yes?" The merman made sure to not let her head sink below the surface just yet.

Aria frowned, not sure what to say to that really. Smiling in approval to Medilio for helping Lilah, she swam away from the wall, floating on her back with her arms folded under her head for a few minutes. Deciding she'd been in the water enough, she sat up, ruby eyes glowing eerily as she seemed to sit above the water surface now. Standing, she walked across the water, squeezing water from her silver tresses, the water saturating her under clothes sloughing off quickly, leaving the fabric dry. Reaching the lawn chair she left her clothes on, she pulled them back on her body, last to be on was a now empty necklace, the ring hanging from it remaining on her finger.

"Behave you guys, I'm going back to the kitchen." She commented, pinning her hair back as she stepped through the pool entrance, slowly mingling with the guests and assisting a few of the temporary helpers that came in sometimes. She'd have to figure out something to temporarly replace Stella had to leave with that new guy, off to find his memories. Sighing as she went through the kitchen to check on some foods she's placed in the oven earlier in the morning, she realized she may have to get out there and do some of the entertainment herself. Not that she didn't like it, but she didn't need more people trying to stalk her. Last time she sang, she had quite a number of males following her, including the Prince. Only he was the only one not to have seemingly broken the Siren's Spell.

The pale haired man tugged lightly on Lilah's hand, gently pulling her into the pool. Her hand squeezed his tightly as her other reached up to pull her body close to his, recalling the close call she'd had with drowning a short while earlier. Lilah was nervous, but she was confident the man would be proven right and she would be able to remember something about her previous life.

Her own long pale hair drifed gracefully along behind her as she closed her eyes, trusting him fully as he spoke, and tried to let her mind relax. Unfortunately, swimming along the surface of the pool, didn't feel familiar at all. She opened her eyes to look at him as she responded sadly, "No, it doesn't." The water did feel wonderful on her skin, like silk slowly rubbing over her body, and she quickly became comfortable, maybe because of the peacefulness of the ocean, maybe because of Medilio, the thoughts didn't cross her mind.

Closing her eyes again she tried to picture her father, making up faces in her head that she thought could potentially be him, hoping to jog an image of him, but nothing. Her mother's appearance had come to her earlier, in the only flashback she'd had so far, but it had happened so quickly, she could only remember a hazey figure with hair colored like hers. Lilah was concentrating to the point she was unaware of her surroundings now, lost deep in thought.

Lilah was imagining what her home might be like, her friends, her parents, her day to day life, when a blue glow surrounded her legs, casting a blue tint up on their faces. Frustrated that she couldn't picture anything about her previous life she opened her eyes, the glow dissapearing, her human legs still in place as she looked Medilio with sorrow filled eyes, "It's no use, I'll never remember my home and I'll never be able to go back to my kingdom," she said quietly.

Medilio's mouth almost dropped when he started to see the glow. For a moment, he thought that she would transform right there, but instead, she opened her eyes in defeat and the glow disappeared. The merman's lips uttered a quiet sigh. "Lilah, there is this thing called determination," Medi started, one of his hand now resting on the girl's waist, trying to support her more. "We all have it, really. We just use it for different things. My determination... well, it was the opposite of yours -- I left Helice. For a few good reasons, mind you. But you need determination to go back. To remember." With a laugh uncharacteristic of his human form, the pale-haired merman pat Lilah's head. "We believe in you. So, have faith in yourself... Princess Lilah." Medilio bowed his head slightly as a sign of respect. Even though he was not a fan of anything Helice-related, he truly wanted to help the girl remember herself, her life -- those are things that if you lose them, your identity might as well have disappeared.

Taking one of his hands away, he made a graceful circular motion, the water forming a ball in his hand, then cooling into ice. "You will remember everything at some point. I'm just hoping... that it's going to be soon." He held the floating ball of ice in front of her. Perhaps, that would jog her memory?

He had been from Helice too? Lilah blinked owlishly at the pale haired man again. That certainly explained their matching hair colors. She sighed at his words, he was right. After all, it had only been a few hours that she had been in this human form, she assumed, so it would probably take some time to regain her memories.

She watched as he made a circular motion, a ball of water molding and quickly freezing was suspended above his hand now as he held it out for Lilah. That was amazing, could she do things like that? Reaching out slowly, her fingers touched the icey ball as she carefully put her hand under it. It gracefully placed itself in the palm of her hand, sending a chill up her arm.

In the next moment Lilah's eyes widened as she seemed to be in a sort of trance while staring into the icey ball. She saw her kingdom, a beautiful ball room of sorts with merpeople all around, laughing and having a good time. At the head of the party sat her mother and father, they were enchanting in their crowns, her father with trident in hand, her mother in pearls. Near them was her father's advisor. A chill ran up her spine at the image of his face. Her eyes were glowing the same blue that had encircled her legs. The icey ball in her hand shattered, snapping her out of the memory, the glow dissapearing again.

Lilah looked at Medilio for a moment before she spoke again. "I remember my parents... but, I can't remember anything about myself or how to transform." Everyone else made it seem so easy. She tried to think again, but her mind was too focused on the chill the advisors face had given her. He was overseeing the kingdom now? Something definitely wasn't right.

Auris watched Aria leave the pool, smiling brightly and waving at her. He wasn't quite ready to get out yet, though he was itching for bedroom romp with Aria. He wriggled a bit, shaking his head slightly. His head tilted a bit and he looked towards Lilah and Medilio. With a quick flick of his tail, Auris headed towards them. Honestly he should probably leave them alone, Medilio was trying to help Liliah and he would probably just get in the way. That thought didn't stop Auris.

He swam a circle around them, his head above the water. "You should relax more. The memories will come in time, but to transform, you need to relax. Feel the change, it's not just your bottom half that changes. You have to feel it through out your entire body and soul. It's a part of you, a part of who and what you are. You can't lose it. It's there, but you need to let it come to you. If you try to force it, it'll never work." He continued to swim circles around them. "It'll come faster to you if you relax." Then Auris was gone, diving deep under water and swimming off. Running away before Medilio could scold him for interfering. Moments later, Auris' sleek body leaped out of the water, changing in mid leap. The shark landed gracefully on his feet on the edge of the pool. Then he lost his balance, tipped dangerously backwards for a few moments and then regained his balance.

Serves him right, trying to show off. He shook his head, pretended like nothing had happened and walked over to his clothes. Pulling them on quickly he dashed off in search of Aria.

Medilio listened carefully as Auris spoke, hoping that Lilah would take the words to heart -- he might be a flirtatious fool, but he was a wise fool, at times. "Careful, you clown!" the merman called out to the shark. "Next time, karma will really bite you!" Chuckling, the pale merman turned his attention back to the little mermaid in his arms. Gently, he flipped his tail up in a way that allowed her to sit and relax rather than tread the water while clinging onto him for dear life. It was a million times more comfortable for Medilio. "You should listen to his words. Perhaps, he has explained this better than me. Either way, anything you remember now is something you must hold very dearly. Transforming will come in its own time." He pat her head softly, trying to reassure the stressed out girl. "Listen to Auris -- try to relax. Don't think, just feel."