The short swim was enjoyable, though the unaccustomed weight of a passenger made it more difficult than Hadama would have expected. He had to work harder, and the odd drag of the water against Noah's body did strange things to his momentum. Perhaps he could recruit Harper to help him train until it became easier... but they made it to their destination without incident. He had to shift back to access the map case and hand it over, but it allowed him to sit higher in the water and peer through the moonlight to see if anything happened when Noah held the parchment up.
...But there was no reaction. The map remained unchanged and Hadama subsided thoughtfully into the water, briefly submerging himself before rising again to meet Noah's return. "Thank you," he said simply. He was grateful for the demigod's assistance in marking another location off, at least. It was small progress, but it was progress of a sort nonetheless. "Where will you go after this?" It was night in Torchline, and though the skyships at the port might have slowed until morning, there would be plenty of parties to partake in that were just warming up... if Noah was into that sort of thing.
...But there was no reaction. The map remained unchanged and Hadama subsided thoughtfully into the water, briefly submerging himself before rising again to meet Noah's return. "Thank you," he said simply. He was grateful for the demigod's assistance in marking another location off, at least. It was small progress, but it was progress of a sort nonetheless. "Where will you go after this?" It was night in Torchline, and though the skyships at the port might have slowed until morning, there would be plenty of parties to partake in that were just warming up... if Noah was into that sort of thing.
