At least one of them knew what the gods wanted for the task! Tal heaved a quiet sigh of relief as Soleil made her confident statement, and didn't think to doubt it. Not when she seemed so brightly certain of things. "Yeah, can do that," he agreed, reaching out to absently pat Boreal's head as the dragon came eeling by. The big reptile was clearly fascinated with the bubbling waters, jumping back when one erupted and then pouncing towards it when it subsided - only to be distracted by another eruption a short distance away.
Tal grinned at his companion, then turned back to surveying the stretch of shallow water that spread out all around them, resplendent in shades of red, yellow, green, and blue. Sol's question had him wrinkling his nose, a thoughtful scowl tugging at the corner's of his mouth as he eyed the rocks beneath the water. "Um. I've, uh... never actually been here before," he admitted reluctantly. "So I dunno, really, but..." He leaned down to poke at the water, swirling his finger in it experimentally. "...Maybe we can stick some pebbles in the jars with the water, just to be on the safe side?"
Tal grinned at his companion, then turned back to surveying the stretch of shallow water that spread out all around them, resplendent in shades of red, yellow, green, and blue. Sol's question had him wrinkling his nose, a thoughtful scowl tugging at the corner's of his mouth as he eyed the rocks beneath the water. "Um. I've, uh... never actually been here before," he admitted reluctantly. "So I dunno, really, but..." He leaned down to poke at the water, swirling his finger in it experimentally. "...Maybe we can stick some pebbles in the jars with the water, just to be on the safe side?"
