Becca looked from the Princess to Myrtle, then back to the Princess who took off like a rocket. "WHOA hey! Wait up!" The athletic(which didn't really help her much in the water) little Ravenclaw darted off after her as fast as her temporary gills would allow.

Cam watched as Princess Arethusa or so Anna called her swim away--at a VERY high speed, leaving off aloootta bubbles. "BYEEEE." He waved and then looked back at everyone, watching as the trident-obsessed girl leave off and ... WHY WAS MYRTLE CRYING? Ghost/girls were sooooo moody sometimes. She'd be kiind enough to lead them back right? Yip. Yay. He didn't know WHAT was the ghost's problem was--no wait, he didn't understand many girls at all really.

"Oka--," he stopped himself, noooticing everyone had gone to go off back to shore. "OII WAIT FOR MEEEEE," he shouted and zoomed straight towards the others, wondering WHEN the effects of the gillyweed was gonna wear off. They were quite big... so maybe more than an hour? OH HE HONESTLY DIDN'T KNOW.

Swimswimswim.

Torin was frantically swimming after her. She was his charge. And his friend. Please let nothing bad happen to her. "LYNNY!! LYNNY!! COME BACK!!" he was yelling even though he knew it was pretty well pointless. If anything happened to her, he would feel bad about it for the rest of his life. He was the one that was supposed to look out for her.

Wait, everyone was leaving!

"Wait for me!" Reese called out. She took once last look at the cave, because this might be the only time she ever sees this place. After looking at it for a few seconds, she swam after Cam. How long would this gillyweed last? Hmm.

Whoaaa...

"Wait for me, too!" Anna called out, dashing off after the others. Now it was time for that whole half hour to an hour swim back...Merlin. Wait. Whole half hour to an hour... On that note, Anna shoved her hand deep into her pocket and checked to make sure that extra stash of gillyweed was still around. Oh, good. Safe and secure, yup. She swam out the secret cave and back out into the familiarity of the lake.