fh_trips | Atlantis Resort - Saturday Morning/Afternoon [Adventures]

Atlantis Resort - Saturday Morning/Afternoon [Adventures]

The morning's rain meant that most of the outside activities had shut down until later in the afternoon, but that didn't mean there wasn't still plenty to do! With only two days left until the end of the week, do you really want to let the weather spoil your time at Atlantis?

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"Hmmm. Let's see!" She opened her map and looked for the next exhibit. "Oooh! Lobsters! Oh, that might make me hungry, we should totally see them last. Hmmm. How about this section with the clown fish? I think it's over there!"

"If you want clown fish, we'll go see some clown fish, then." Jaime grinned and turned around, still keeping their arms linked. "Wait... which way is that?"

She chuckled and tugged him in the proper direction. "This way! That's back to the seahorses, which I totally wouldn't mind seeing again, if you haven't, but first the clown fish! They're in an old Atlantis storage room! Doesn't that sound awesome? I can't wait to see it!"

Yeah, she had no idea the 'dig' wasn't real.

And Jaime had no intention of telling her. It was too adorable to spoil with silly things like boring old reality.

"It does sound pretty awesome," Jaime agreed with a grin, letting her drag him off toward the clown fish. "Not as awesome as me, of course, but still pretty awesome."

"You think you're more awesome than ruins of an ancient underwater city? Especially one filled with cute fish?" She shook her head and tsked. "You totally have some proving to do to match that claim!"

Jaime tried to make his lower lip wobble and opened his eyes wide while trying to look hurt. "Are... you saying I'm not awesome?"

She shoved at his shoulder with a snort of laughter. "I believe you said you were more awesome than Atlantis," she replied, totally not answering the question.

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Jaime tried even harder to look wibbly. With about the same success as before.

"So... I'm not awesome?"

She pretended to consider. "Well..."

Jaime sighed oh-so-sadly and let his arms drop to his sides. "I guess if I'm not awesome, I should just go back to the hotel and leave you here to find someone who is."

"You are awesome and sweet and nice and fun and totally a gentleman who wouldn't abandon a lady underwater!" She grinned, rolling her eyes as she tucked her now un-looped with his arms behind her back. "And I'm totally sure we passed a 'no fishing' sign a while ago."

Jaime laughed. Because that was pretty clever.

"Maybe I'm just insecure and need reassurance," Jaime pointed out as he threw an arm around her shoulder and gave her a quick side hug.

She laughed at that. "That would totally mean negative awesome points, you know, which means the clown fish are back in the lead." And, coincidentally, they were also in the exhibit area in front of them. Her face lit up and she skipped ahead to move closer to the glass. Again. "Ah! Look! Look! They're so cute!"

"Very cute," Jaime agreed. Except he wasn't looking at the clown fish.

"Look look!" She reached over and dragged him closer. "That one is inside the anemone! See? You can just barely see its head and fin? They really do live in them! Just like in that one movie!"

"That is pretty cool," Jaime agreed, finally looking at the fish.

He didn't sound very enthusiastic!

Momoko pointed towards the decorations in the exhibit. "And the walls look like they have ancient writing on them!" Maybe that he'd get excited about? "I wonder what they say! The map says this was a storage chamber, but not what kind of stuff was stored."

"How do they know it was a storage chamber and not something else?" Jaime asked, grinning as he played along. He felt kind of guilty for not telling her, but he'd also feel guilty if he spoiled her fun... tough choice.

"It doesn't say, but they probably had, like, archaeologists and stuff look at it. And there's books, right? About Atlantis, I mean." She looked back up at him and grinned. "Plus it just totally looks like a storage room, right!"

"I don't know," Jaime responded thoughtfully. "Maybe the Atlanteans used different architectures or something... IIt's probably worth being careful about assumptions, right?"

"Ah! Then it's totally possible that all of these exhibits are mislabeled! Like, maybe the seahorses are actually swimming in an ancient royal bathroom or walk-in closet?" The idea was fun to consider but she had faith in the brochure and map.

"Exactly. Or maybe this is from a different civilization entirely! I've heard that happens sometimes."

"They'll totally have to change the name of the whole resort! People would be so upset, finding out that all of their photos are now mislabeled! And the poor management would be so embarrassed."

"I don't know. I mean, you'd have, like, collector's items, right? 'Mislabeled dig' stuff, or whatever."

"Well, yeah, but if you wanted mislabeled dig pictures you could just, like, make them up! People come here to see Atlantis. Oh, and the cute fish, of course!" She pointed back at the clown fish.

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