Leaving the cafe, Quinn Curias fanned herself with the menu. She was glancing around with bright eyes as she found another building that piqued her interest. She ran towards it, with the café’s menu flapping in the air behind her. “Wait up! Quinn, you’re going too fast,” said Thea Sloan as she began running after Quinn. Even though she was childhood friends with her, Thea’s personality seemed dim in comparison. She was the type of person who would sit in the corner of the library reading a book rather than exploring, preferring to draw the settings within her mind. However, she didn’t have any time to think, balancing her freshly bought caramel ginger ice cream while running towards Quinn. “Look at all of the flowers here Thea, don’t
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“Hi, I’m director of this portion of the facility. This building wasn’t exactly open when both of you entered, but I guess I can make an exception since you two didn’t enter the restricted area. Would you like a tour around, or are you going to keep looking for lizards here? I’m Dr. Peces,” said the man. “Sure,” the two girls replied. Dr. Peces then showed the two how to remove the dirt and bacteria from their clothes, and then gave them a protective coat. He also took out a small vial from the freezer, winking at the girls and telling them they’ll see what it’s for later. They followed him into the sole enclosed section, where the lights shone neon red. “Here is where we keep the fish for the Aquaculture part of research,” said Dr. Peces, “my favorite lake fish isn’t here though. However, we do have some warm water tilapia in this tank over here. Over there is some catfish, I forget which kind although they’re freshwater, and did I mention my last name means fishes in Spanish?” “No,” said Quinn as she whispered, “found one,” in Thea’s ear. The fish were quite large considering the tank was only a couple thousand gallons, and there were at least thirty fish in each tank. She thought they were at least a foot long. They then fed the fish nutritionally balanced pellets, to supplement the plant
“Hi, I’m director of this portion of the facility. This building wasn’t exactly open when both of you entered, but I guess I can make an exception since you two didn’t enter the restricted area. Would you like a tour around, or are you going to keep looking for lizards here? I’m Dr. Peces,” said the man. “Sure,” the two girls replied. Dr. Peces then showed the two how to remove the dirt and bacteria from their clothes, and then gave them a protective coat. He also took out a small vial from the freezer, winking at the girls and telling them they’ll see what it’s for later. They followed him into the sole enclosed section, where the lights shone neon red. “Here is where we keep the fish for the Aquaculture part of research,” said Dr. Peces, “my favorite lake fish isn’t here though. However, we do have some warm water tilapia in this tank over here. Over there is some catfish, I forget which kind although they’re freshwater, and did I mention my last name means fishes in Spanish?” “No,” said Quinn as she whispered, “found one,” in Thea’s ear. The fish were quite large considering the tank was only a couple thousand gallons, and there were at least thirty fish in each tank. She thought they were at least a foot long. They then fed the fish nutritionally balanced pellets, to supplement the plant