Perhaps because the two of them had woken up somewhat early, there were not many visitors when they bought their tickets and went inside—just a sparse, occasional couple here and there.
The lighting inside the aquarium was not bright; on the contrary, it was rather dim, with most of the illumination spilling out from the exhibit halls on either side, casting a serene and soft blue glow.
The viewing corridor was built in the shape of a transparent tunnel, like a narrow path embedded in the seabed. Looking up, one could occasionally see schools of fish drifting leisurely by, their seaweed and coral reefs swaying gently under the refraction of the water.
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