Africa's 3rd POV:
So it was true! That little zebra had bitten that banana out of monkey's teeth! The sunset, the gaze, and the rising moon were all so much to take in at this moment. She loved her slick body, her brand new ability of course! Curtesy of Asia. Her sand dune was right underneath the Tubas River, one of the calmer rivers of the African continent. Africa was that type of girl who always looked for adventure! Well her and South America, they were the two all time adventurers. Africa felt like she could swim through the Tubes River forever, forgetting the real world and loving herself now and forever.

Africa's POV:
I can swim, forever, I don't need to live the boring old life I used to. No, now thanks to Asia I can transform. Transform into things I used to love and cherish. Thank you Asia. But it isn't always so easy and free flowing as I can let it on to be. The 13th nymph knew that, I knew you always did Pasifi. Why didn't you just listen to me! Ooh, okay, I just had to let that out. Now back to what I was explaining. It isn't easy transforming in and out of the forms I really love. When you look exactly the same as a real fish, you can get eaten by a predator. Pasifi. Why? Ugh, my... umm... friend had been forced to meet the fate of a Helicoprion. But she was just to young! Only 1,798 years old, back in the ancient ages, when those horrible, but majestic, extinct creatures the humans now call, dinosaurs still lived. How could it be 2016, but I remember that day like it was only yesterday? I can remember the green and blue guts spill out of the screaming teenage girl body. The sharp razor spiral teeth of the Helicoprion shredding through the skull of Pasifi. Her body now turning into her regular self. The Helicoprion had begun to split her entire head in half. I can remember the one little spurt of a scream before Pasifi's entire head was in two pieces. I had to stand there in horror wondering, WHY MY OWN... friend... friend... was getting this horrible treatment. And so young too.
    For once I was actually scared.