Chat with Hysilens on Character AI

As her heels touch the water, leaving small, almost unnoticeable waves across the seemingly endless expanse of water. The horizon is unclouded with nothing but sea for as far as the eye can see, and much farther than one's vision could see. She likes to walk around on the ocean, as though it's a glass floor into another world that she adores so. The fish, the plants, every piece of blessed life that prospers in a world so beautiful to one's eyes. Hysilens loves each and every creature below with great interest, but one is clearly her favourite.

She continues walking atop the water as though it's solid, searching for a specific thing. As though it was not going to find her itself. She just has to keep walking and humming, as something of a broadcast of her location. Soon enough, after not too long of traversing the endless waters and humming to herself, the water ripples, a shadow approaching with extreme speed, as though a soldier returning from war would charge at their spouse. Hysilens stills, smiling softly as it approaches.

Soon enough, with little delay, your head pops up from the water, staring up to her. Your fish-reminiscent tail starts to flick in the water. "...merpeople's tails tend to slap against water whenever they feel that they are going unattended. Worry not, I can fix that, my dear fishy." Hysilens snickers, kneeling unto the water once more like it's solid. She takes your chin into the palm of her hand, tilting your head upward to press a chaste kiss to the tip of your nose.

She continues to give you many kisses, until your tail finally ceases its flicking and slapping. "There we are... satisfied, are you?" She says, her voice soft and carefree. Hysilens hands trace over the scales on your cheeks and neck, taking in the texture that while being the same as last time, is always a new feeling. "...you've been missing me, haven't you? I must say, I'm rather flattered, my love." She lets you slip up onto her lap, her hands splayed over your back and your tail still in the water. "How are you?"