Another piece I colored from https://www.furaffinity.net/view/46119184/ Made by  BlueLilytZ

Lineart and Idea:  BlueLilytZ

Coloring and Story:  MisterNaron

Story:
It was a sunny day in Alola and Selene was going to the beach! Grabbing her beach towel and sunscreen, she was ready to go! Before heading out, she saw on the news that there was some sort of pandemic going on. It was in other regions so she didn't give it much thought being on small islands. Finally, she got to the beach and she was ready to soak in some sun. While Selene was relaxing, she couldn't help but hear something singing. Somewhat curious, she decided to check out where the singing was coming from.

Getting close to the sound, Selene started to get a little headache. Pushing through, she found the source of the singing. It has beautiful light blue hair and a gorgeous dark blue tail with white fin "feet". She recognized it! It was a Primarina! She hadn't see a wild one in ages. The singing was so nice and soothing. Something seemed a little off about it though, like it was too smooth and shiny. The Primarina, taking note of its guest, decided to beckon Selene to come closer. Selene felt unnaturally compeled as she walked towards the Primarina. Primarina started blowing some strange thick bubbles. They didn't look like they were made of water and they were headed right towards Selene!

Selene was still feeling dizzy from the singing. She felt the need to pop one of the rubber bubbles. Mistake. The bubble popped covering her head-to-toe in rubber goo! Her legs fusing together to make one big fin! Her arms stretching out. Her hands becoming large rubber paws! Selene felt like she wanted to resist, but the Primarina's had her hypnotized! "You love your big new paws." she suddenly thought. Yes! She did love them. "You love your new mermaid fin." She couldn't disagree! Suddenly Selene was getting the urge to sing and join in with the rubber Primarina. They began singing in perfect unison, it was actually quite hard to tell them apart. Both continued singing, hoping to attract more trainers to join their choir.