One day, Molly and Gil were going to school. Gil spotted something from the corner of his eye. It was a rainbow. However, the strange thing about this rainbow was that it dashed across the sky.

"Did you see that?" Gil asked Molly.

"See what?" Molly asked.

"A rainbow flew right by us," Gil explained.

Molly looked up and tried to find the rainbow Gil was talking about. There was nothing.

"I don't see anything," Molly said.

Molly started to swim again. Gil kept his eyes in the sky hoping the rainbow would show up again. It dashed past again.

"Molly, look!" Gil yelled.

Molly looked up and saw the rainbow.

"Oh I see it now," Molly says.

"See? I told you I wasn't crazy. Well, I'm going to go check it out," Gil said as he started to swim toward the surface. Molly just looked at him.

"Hmm. This scene looks familiar. Oh yeah, The Little Mermaid," Molly said sarcastically. (A/N: In case you don't get the reference, I'll tell you. Ariel from the Little Mermaid was a mermaid that swam up to the surface as a result of her curiousity. Now Gil swims to the surface to ease his curiosity).

Molly followed Gil to the surface. They both looked up at the sky and saw what looked like a light blue pony flying across the sky, causing the rainbow to form.

"What the halibut?" Molly said, staring at the pony. (A/N: Halibut is a type of fish. This story will have replacements for curse words. Halibut is a replacement for the word hell).

"Let's tell everyone," Gil said as he started to swim back down. Molly followed. Eventually, they got to the classroom.

"Guess what we just saw?" Gil asked.

"I don't know. What?" Goby wondered.

"A rainbow dashing across the sky," Molly said.

"That doesn't happen," Deema pointed out.

"Normally it doesn't, but guess what was causing it?" Gil said.

"What?" the guppies asked.

"Nonny, what are those horses called? The ones that have wings and can fly?" Gil wondered. Nonny thought for a second.

"Pegasus," Nonny explained.

"Yeah. It was a pegasus," Gil said. The other guppies just stared at Gil.

"Are you sure?" Oona asked.

"Yes he is. I was there too and I saw it," Molly clarified. The guppies finally believed because they knew Molly never told a lie in her life.

"I suggest we follow that pegasus," Gil said.

"Why?" Molly wondered.

"Cuz it would be interesting to see where that pegasus came from," Gil said in a hopeful tone.

The guppies decided to go and follow the pegasus. They did so by looking up in the sky as they swam to spot the rainbow.