The human was very quiet, and in the darkness Hadama didn't notice the man's approach until the gentle clearing of a throat intruded past the sounds of wave and wind through leaves and sleepy bird calls. It was not a startling sound, quiet as it was, and the mermanta finished his mixing and considered the bowl before he let his water magic slip him back down into the Miana Pool's chilly embrace.
"Both," he said simply, turning to give the councilman his full attention and swimming towards him at a leisurely pace. "It is a task from Safrin." He turned his head to nod behind him at the bowl before looking back to Harper with a tilt of his head. "It needs to rest beneath the stars for one week." The 'undisturbed' went without saying. "Do you have a wish for the L'ma?" A question asked in courteous curiosity. The serene mermanta seemed to have no qualms from their only previous interaction over the stargate.
"Both," he said simply, turning to give the councilman his full attention and swimming towards him at a leisurely pace. "It is a task from Safrin." He turned his head to nod behind him at the bowl before looking back to Harper with a tilt of his head. "It needs to rest beneath the stars for one week." The 'undisturbed' went without saying. "Do you have a wish for the L'ma?" A question asked in courteous curiosity. The serene mermanta seemed to have no qualms from their only previous interaction over the stargate.
