She fell down hard, landing on sharp rocks as mist flew upwards in a silvery, temporary veil. She laughed as she fell, having the time of her life. Farther up, however, Soliel was currently judging the playful other. “Will you stop? I’ve gotten complaints about the sharp rocks you’ve been making.” Regen simply smiled and laughed at the uptight sun. “I’m only going with the flow.” He rolled his eyes. “Besides,” She continued, “Forming the rocks to be all sharp takes thousands of years, it takes time, buddy.” You see, these two people weren’t the stereotypical human, They were the spirits that controlled the sun and the water of the world, and currently the two were in the lovely land of Canada. Soliel, our favorite uptight high-standard little prick was trying to convince Regen, the free-spirited girl to form the rocks below her waterfall differently. “I know that.” Soliel crossed his arms, looking like a pouty fourteen-year-old. “Sure you do.” Regen strided past the waterfall and towards a boat, admiring the man-made contraption. “Lookie here! This boat came early!” She watched as it slowly tutted past. The people on the boat couldn’t see Regen, but they watched the waterfall with interest. At least some of the people did, some of the other people were either trying to quiet crying babies or were children that were hungry, wet, and tired. Soliel rolled his eyes, making sure Regen saw his disapproval. ‘He’s probably just cranky because the cloud are covering up all that sunshine.’ Regen thought, so to cheer him up she decided to let the mist from the glorious waterfall catch some sun, and a colorful rainbow appeared, Soliel turned to the rainbow and watched as the people below on the boat took pictures. “See?” Regen said. “Even you can make something pretty.” She smiled brightly as Regen rolled his eyes in fake annoyance. “Thanks.” He said sarcastically. “Really helps.” Regen decided to let that comment go unanswered as the two joyfully watched the peaceful scene. The majestic waterfall combined with the muffled sun and a light rainbow was really a picture no photographer could capture.

//Just to clear things up, I would like to quickly state that I created two character based off the sun and the water for a creative twist. The dialogue and actions between my two characters are supposed to explain what physical happenings are going on.\