"Nope! Nope! Fine!" He said hurriedly, hoping she wouldn't give in to any sort of curiosity, Luthais watched as his arm disintegrated into sea water, the salty smell filling the bathroom

"Oh. Alright." She paused, biting her lip and tugging at his shirt. She had to have done something to make him react so strangely. "Baby, did I do something wrong? Are you alright?" She asked worriedly, leaning against the bathroom door.

"No, No!, you did nothing wrong!" He said, hoping she didn't feel guilty, Luth groaned, he was trying to fight the kelpie, but in the end, the kelpie was always stronger, Luth closed his eyes and opened them, he stood taller now, on four legs instead of two, Luth wasn't going to risk speaking, for it would come out a neigh

"Oh, okay." She nodded quietly, rossing her arms. Suddenly, a shiver ran down her spine, a fire lighting up under her skin. She usually had such good control of her urges it never took control, but this time was different. She shuddered and clenched her fists as she fought against her fox. He could come out at any minute, and finding a furry friend instead of a woman would probably be... very confusing for him.

Luthais stood in the small bathroom, his watery tail brushed against the wall, wetting it, he dared to make not one sound, trying to calm himself

Ria gave a shaky sigh, walking to his bedside table and grabbing a glass of water. She dipped her fingers into it and splashed some on her face, which helped the urge a little. She shook her head, pinching herself to distract from the urge.

Luthais bit his tongue, but his kelpie had other ideas, he stamped his hoove, and tossed his head, flicking rough splatters of water along the walls, and the door.

"Luth?" Ria asked shakily, bolting up in concern at the sudden noise. She was holding the bed sheets tightly in her hand, so much so it almost hurt. Speaking seemed almost impossible, and most of her concentration went into staying human.

Luthais stayed quiet, he knew If he spoke, it would come out as a neigh, so instead he tried to calm himself but that didn't happen, with the wave of on coming panic right above him.

Ria didn't have the energy to worry about him at that point, and simply walked to the corner of the room, crouching down and closing her eyes. She held her head in her hands, taking deep, slightly ragged breaths.