193 Water Symphony and Rave Blossom

The water sphere became a vortex, with its mouth facing the sky. The two streams formed rings, revolving around the vortex, all having the same flow, rotating about the same axis. The two rings tilted with respect to one another, with one becoming larger than the other.

The larger ring slid over the smaller ring, beginning to spin in the opposite direction. The vortex joined with the stream connecting to the pond, turning into a whole that touched the water surface of the pond.

It took three seconds to stabilise, allowing the silhouette concealed within the vortex to become visible. It was a large marine organism, structured similar to a killer whale, sporting three pairs of dorsal fins, lined parallel to one another.

It sported a pair of lateral fins, thick and short, curved like an elongated semicircle. It had three more pairs of lateral fins, condensed from water, aligned across its streamlined body, assisting its movement and propulsion.