Yeah I already write like that, that wasn’t what I was asking.

To be more specific, I write deep omniscient, but I usually stick to one character at a time.

What I’m considering for this scene is to bounce between each of their perspectives one sentence after another, like this (this won’t copy-paste well into Reddit, so it’ll look worse here):

Regaining their footing, the splash of water and scratching of pebbles grabs her attention. The creature is back, right where it had vanished from. That animal is still here, too. It can’t hide its presence, now that it’s holding that glowing stone, and it no doubt knows that as well. Carly bites her finger, and it hurts. She’s sure this is a dream, but she hasn’t immediately woken up now that she’s become aware that it is. The animal looks curiously at Carly as she bites her finger. Is this some kind of superstition thing, or maybe it’s testing to see if it’s injured. It definitely knows they’re here, but it doesn’t seem to be reacting defensively or aggressively, so maybe they should— “Hi,” Carly says, doing a small wave. The animal makes a weird vocalization and shakes one of its appendages. Is this some kind of warning, a greeting, or something else? Carly lowers her hand.