Aquata’s Transformation


 * One morning Ariel was playing with Flounder in the palace while Aquata woke up hearing Ariel. “Must Ariel make so much noise? Hmm maybe I’ll do my own adventure.” Aquata went to explore the kelp forest after she got permission from her dad. As she swam she was tickled by the kelp causing her to laugh. “Come on that tickles!” As Aquata giggled she stopped to see a group of sharks swimming and gasped. “Oh my sharks. I better go.” Before she turned one shark spotted her and attacked. Aquata fled in fear trying to escape the beast then the shark turned away from Aquata. Aquat was safe and panted heavily to catch her breath. “I was almost shark bait. I was so scared.” Aquata passed out on the sand unconscious and unable to move. Suddenly Aquata was being taken to the lair of Ursula the sea witch. As she was put down Aquata woke up moaning then panicked. “Where am I? Oh no I’m in Ursula’s lair.” Aquata quivered hugging herself until she spotted something. “A bottle?” Aquata picked up the bottle which is Ursula’s magic. “Ursula’s magic? Ursula must’ve left it behind which means she’s not here. I wonder what it does.” Aquata opened the bottle then dripped it on her tail. “Hmm nothing happened. Must be a dud.” Suddenly a bubble engufled Aquata and her tail changed into legs. Aquata was human now and the bubble freed her. “Oh no help!“ Aquata gurgled because now she can’t breathe underwater. Aquata swam with her new legs to get to the surface. At last Aquata made it to the surface and gave a heavy pant. “I’m human and I need to get to shore.” Aquata swam to the nearest beach and collapsed on the sand breathing heavily. Aquata touched her legs and she looked surprised that she turned herself into a human girl. “Long beautiful legs and bare buttocks? I turned myself human! I can’t go around without anything to wear!” Aquata spotted a towel and wrapped it around her sides. “That’s better now I just need to figure out how to turn back into a mermaid.“ Aquata was figuring out how to reverse the spell but that’s another story.