She had an immense curiosity about life
Over time, Delta was beginning to realize that this man was far more interesting than Loren. There was a certain... spunk to him. While Loren tried to be professional and like a real gentleman... and it was hard to tell if that was who he truly was or if this was merely an act. He wasn't bad, not really, just far less interesting than Saiden. Maybe it was the way Saiden got excited... but something about him really intrigued Delta.
She didn't quite understand why he referred to the boats as if they were living creatures. Was that a normal thing to do? Were the boats magical and sentient? Delta really had no idea. "They're both beautiful but also sad... it's nice to see what one looks like before it can be destroyed by the water." Her eyes glimmer as she reaches up to touch the same part of the boat the Saiden had touched... or at least she tried to.
His request or statement of interest is a unique one. "I cant take you to my home... but I could certainly try to show you some of the really pretty things here... but don't you need to breathe? I'm not sure if you'd be able to see much before you have to go back for air." Perhaps there was some sort of magic that could be used to grant Saiden the ability to join her under water. So long as he didn't see too much of their civilization, it should be fine. Maybe someday he'd be able to see her home, but right now it wasn't safe.
There is a light hum, "I'm not sure...how long does it take to build a boat? And how do you keep it nice and pretty and not hurt by the water?" This was something that really interested her. She had seen the destroyed boats, so how did the ones that weren't destroyed, well, not destroyed?
And he finally asked something that made her extremely excited. "Well. I sometimes find stuff that's obviously disposed of for a purpose... weapons and stuff. It's silly, really. Why dispose of something in water, we are most likely going to find it eventually." She playfully rolls her eyes, clearly not understanding why someone would foolishly toss something overboard on purpose. "I've also found things where I cant tell if it were on purpose or not. They're often so beautiful... and it leaves many questions. Like rings and stuff. I find many rings and each one leaves behind an unknown story." She loved finding rings and just imagining what might've happened. It's especially fun when she tries to find similar ones to see if they were made by the same maker or possibly belonged to the same person. "I love just... learning more? I wish I knew the full story of everything I found... I sometimes know, like if a ship wrecked... but then it feels wrong to steal from the dead..." Her voice trailed off and her eyes shift to the side, clearly unsure of how to complete her sentence or continue to speak about that thing in particular.
Looking back at Saiden, her face was softer and she was no longer smiling. "What does your ship do?"
She didn't quite understand why he referred to the boats as if they were living creatures. Was that a normal thing to do? Were the boats magical and sentient? Delta really had no idea. "They're both beautiful but also sad... it's nice to see what one looks like before it can be destroyed by the water." Her eyes glimmer as she reaches up to touch the same part of the boat the Saiden had touched... or at least she tried to.
His request or statement of interest is a unique one. "I cant take you to my home... but I could certainly try to show you some of the really pretty things here... but don't you need to breathe? I'm not sure if you'd be able to see much before you have to go back for air." Perhaps there was some sort of magic that could be used to grant Saiden the ability to join her under water. So long as he didn't see too much of their civilization, it should be fine. Maybe someday he'd be able to see her home, but right now it wasn't safe.
There is a light hum, "I'm not sure...how long does it take to build a boat? And how do you keep it nice and pretty and not hurt by the water?" This was something that really interested her. She had seen the destroyed boats, so how did the ones that weren't destroyed, well, not destroyed?
And he finally asked something that made her extremely excited. "Well. I sometimes find stuff that's obviously disposed of for a purpose... weapons and stuff. It's silly, really. Why dispose of something in water, we are most likely going to find it eventually." She playfully rolls her eyes, clearly not understanding why someone would foolishly toss something overboard on purpose. "I've also found things where I cant tell if it were on purpose or not. They're often so beautiful... and it leaves many questions. Like rings and stuff. I find many rings and each one leaves behind an unknown story." She loved finding rings and just imagining what might've happened. It's especially fun when she tries to find similar ones to see if they were made by the same maker or possibly belonged to the same person. "I love just... learning more? I wish I knew the full story of everything I found... I sometimes know, like if a ship wrecked... but then it feels wrong to steal from the dead..." Her voice trailed off and her eyes shift to the side, clearly unsure of how to complete her sentence or continue to speak about that thing in particular.
Looking back at Saiden, her face was softer and she was no longer smiling. "What does your ship do?"
and was constantly staring and wondering
DELTA
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