"Suppose it is!" He said, amused by the fact that she's a mermaid. He might never have believed it with out seeing it. Maybe. He had seen weird things in his life after all.

But his hope was waning a bit on their trying to keep it light conversation. He turned again in the water logged hall, giving a nod. "It is most definitely rising faster. At this rate it's going to be easier for you to swim though the hall ways." Or just this one very long hall way. It seemed to stretch on too far, and he couldn't see any doors.

And then the giggles came back. He glanced around and gave a deep growl in the back of his throat. "I really don't like the giggling." He had to admit it was there and he didn't like it one bit. Only as soon as he said it she told him to look down.

"What the hell?" He said, moving back so he wasn't standing on the door itself. There was water about three inches thick over top of the door, and if he had gone another inch he'd have tripped over the handle. "I swear that was carpet a moment ago..."

"What is this place?" He questioned, giving one more look around and not seeing anything, then back down to the drowned door. "This is... so strange." They were very clearly going to open this, huh.