Jellyfish Chorus

Day 4: Jellyfish Chorus
As soon as I regained my senses, I felt the sensation of being underwater yet again. Something about this feeling was slightly different, though. There were no sounds, no voices, nothing but the pale blue light shining down into the abyss I was in.

Suddenly, I heard a sound. It was a voice, but it didn't say anything comprehensible. Just an unusual noise. Then, passing me on my left, a jellyfish shot past me and stopped.
Soon enough, I heard more sounds, each similar to that of the first noise, and more jellyfish appeared before me, coming in from all different directions. Their movements were erratic, yet fluid at the same time; a sort of recklessness from grace.

The more jellyfish that came in, the louder the sounds got. I was a bit nervous at first, as it seemed that the jellyfish were going to do something to me, but instead, the noises started changing.

The jellyfish were singing. It seemed chaotic at first, but when I had finally focused on the sounds, it became a serenading song. No words, though; I don't think the jellyfish understood how to do that yet.

They swam around me, circling me and gliding off in their own separate directions, the song continuing to get louder and louder as the numbers grew.
I don't really like interacting with marine life all that much, especially something as weird as these jellyfish, but here, I couldn't do anything besides enjoy the spectacle before me.

That is, until I felt something pull me away from the aquatic ambience yet again.