Tabatha's Underwater Cave

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Tabatha's Underwater Cave

 

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Tabatha lives in this underwater cavern located deep within the depths of The Lake of Fairie Forest. It's a very large cave with a small pocket of air at the roof, full of conjoined stalagmites and stalactites. Exotic species of fish and mystical fresh water coral live within Tabatha's cave, thriving without people brave enough to venture deep into the mysterious lake to hunt them.

Details:
The cave is full of mystical glowing coral, completely covering the floor of the large cave, providing light in the dark water deep down in the lake. There are also species of glowing fish swimming in the cave, most species glow, some don't. Some are poisionous, some aren't.

 

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Tabatha Tracie Greene
(Home Owner)

Tabatha calls this underwater cavern her home, living deep within the lake past the light's range. Her home is lit up with many different exotic types of glowing coral and fish. She's very lonely, the cave is far from other intelligent aquatic creatures' dominions, and she does not have much enticement to swim to the lake's surface.

Fish and Coral
(Exotic Dwellers of the Cave)

Most of the fish and coral that live in this cave glow brightly, just like the trees of the forest, so they light the dark cave.  

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Tabatha sighed in a bored manner, twirling her fingers around a stem of coral, feeling particularly lonesome. Tabatha always has an overwhealming lonely emotion when she's by herself, she just can't handle such dull silence. She swam to the mouth of the cave, watching for any hungry aquatic creatures that might fancy a mermaid for a meal. Perhaps i should try tomorrow... she thought, feeling discouraged. It wasn't the creatures near the shore that scared her, it was the creatures in the depth she worried about. Tabatha leaned out of the cave, still looking around for signs of life other than Glofish. After a moment of suspense, she swam out, swimming up until she hit the water level that was illuminated by the light of day. She smiled at a water nymph she knew, swimming around the lake playfully.