Potion Shop

Adelphi stepped up the the store, looking up at the sign with awe. At first she was apprehensive to enter, but the prospect of it was too exciting for her to resist. Stepping in, the first thing that caught her eye was the different array of colors; there was green, blue, pink, red, any color you could think of. She could only imagine what these colors could mean. Each color represented a liquid within a bottle, some shining others dull. She was curious about them, and even more so when she saw the bottles on display behind glass cases. They were all different sizes, some tall while others as small as your palm.

Adelphi looked around for the shop keep but to her surprise she was alone in the store. Even when she called out for them she received no answer. There wasn't much else for her to do than pick one of the bottles up and take a look inside. The liquid within was clear, with swirls of color swirling around within it.

She picked up another bottle this time a dark blue, noticing that it didn't have a label or anything indicating its contents. This one seemed heavier than the other one, so much so that it slipped from her fingers and shattered on the ground. A blue puff of smoke engulfed Adelphi, causing her to fall back onto the floor. As she got up, she realized what had happened. It wasn't smoke after all, but water vapor.

Her eyes widened as she looked at herself, noticing that she now stood in an ocean. Or well, the floor had flooded with salt water. She was thoroughly embarrassed for this to have happened, especially since she had no idea how to solve this. Turning around, she tried walking through the sea, but couldn't seem to get anywhere. She felt like she was stuck here, unable to move forward.

This would teach Adelphi to play with potions, especially magical ones.