Will it fill our hearts with thoughts of endless night time sky?
Nate smirked at his fellow ascended's reaction, holding his arms out to show off just a little, though he shook his head at the offer. "I'm actually pretty satisfied lately." There's an unbearable amount of warmth in his words, before he laughs, and returns the wink. "I'll keep you in mind if I'm ever aching for something though." His head tilts back to watch Wessex as her voice rings out, the smirk coming back with a vengeance. "At least it's not just me he's holding out on."
With her arrival though, it seems they're ready to begin their task for the night. Nate only just barely manages to keep from rolling his eyes as both of them ask about the encantados. It makes sense with Wessex, but he'd thought the man organizing the task would be a little more prepared. "They're dolphins. So... like small whales, or big fish." He's not exactly an expert either, but at least he knows something. "They can be pretty curious though, so if we're lucky, we might just be able to lure one over."
Something tells Nate this will not be so easy, not judging by the last tasks he'd helped with, but that doesn't stop him from stepping into the water, following along behind Amun, eyes peeled for the telltale movements of something far more suited to the water than them among the waves.
With her arrival though, it seems they're ready to begin their task for the night. Nate only just barely manages to keep from rolling his eyes as both of them ask about the encantados. It makes sense with Wessex, but he'd thought the man organizing the task would be a little more prepared. "They're dolphins. So... like small whales, or big fish." He's not exactly an expert either, but at least he knows something. "They can be pretty curious though, so if we're lucky, we might just be able to lure one over."
Something tells Nate this will not be so easy, not judging by the last tasks he'd helped with, but that doesn't stop him from stepping into the water, following along behind Amun, eyes peeled for the telltale movements of something far more suited to the water than them among the waves.
NATE
