"No, it did not bite me, I knew it was going to shock but your brother decided he thought it funny to put me through physical harm for his own amusement." Dark replied indignantly.
Alec snorted and touched the pipes. He bit his tongue to keep from saying anything as the fuzzy jolt ran up his arms and let go. "Nope, not bad at all," he squeaked.
Xander rolled his eyes and pushed the stroller forward. "Maybe they'll have a tank with red snappers for you to goggle over instead of buzzing yourselves like weird electricity junkies."
If it were not his children he was with, he'd make a joke but it wasn't one they should hear. "I am more than pleased to move on as I never wanted to touch the infernal contraptions in the first place, but I am obligated to attempt to please my children."
Alec laughed and shook his head. "I can't wait to see what else you can be talked into with that mindset!" He turned and then cooed in excitement over the next shiny habitat, scurrying away before Dark could reply to him.
"Why did you want kids, again?" Xander asked Dark dryly.
"Delusion, mainly." Dark replied grimly, walking on after them, checking the time on his watch, "After this next exhibit we should stop for a moment, I need to find somewhere to change Ivy and it's near her snack time."
"I suspect we have time," Dark replied, looking ahead, "It appears we have arrived at the Coral Reef." Looking at the map he said, "Good, we can look at these fish, I should be able to change Ivy after, and then there is the conveyor belt through the tanks that go overhead, which lead us to the sharks. That is convenient for us."
"The what-now?" Alec asked, mystified. "Did you say a conveyor belt? Are we supposed to stick ourselves on a belt like we're a bag of groceries? Or a car part?"
Xander snickered. He'd seen the picture on the map and knew what was up, but a part of him couldn't help playing along. "Probably. I mean, they get so many people through here, I bet they can't help but see us as bags of meat. Definitely dream of feeding some of the tourists to the meat eaters in here."
"Yes, we can now all prepare to be feasted upon," Dark replied, solemnly. "You shall see. Look," he pointed at a tank full of brightly coloured fish, "There is a sea turtle."
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