She had an immense curiosity about life
Tilting her head, Delta was still brought with even more questions. While some of it was understandable, other parts seemed completely illogical. "And what of the broken boats? Are they merely abandoned? Can you not find better usage for them?" It sounded so wasteful and rude. To tear down trees, use the boat a couple of times, and then dump the boat in the water. Why not use the boat for something else?
Saiden seemed interested in the name she called him. Was it rude? Possibly. Nodding, Delta responded as truthfully as possible. "Yes, we have lots of names for you. I mean, you do breath through your mouth, yes? Is the name not correct? Same for legwalkers. You use legs to walk." She was clearly trying to understand why the name may seem weird and hopefully Saiden wouldn't be upset by it.
The port was hard to visit, what if so many boats and anchors and often fish nets... but maybe she could journey closer and inspect the ships a bit more. It just sounded too risky. Meeting one or two people was fine, but having dozens of people all staring at her? It sounded... overwhelming. "What's the coolest place you've visited? Or farthest you've gone? Have you ever brought back anything super unique and interesting?" Ah yes, finally talking about what she was truly interested in. Or not really truly. Delta loved hearing stories, but often, stories could be fabricated. It was important to have an item to go along with it. Besides, having physical things helped and Delta loved collecting items.
Saiden seemed interested in the name she called him. Was it rude? Possibly. Nodding, Delta responded as truthfully as possible. "Yes, we have lots of names for you. I mean, you do breath through your mouth, yes? Is the name not correct? Same for legwalkers. You use legs to walk." She was clearly trying to understand why the name may seem weird and hopefully Saiden wouldn't be upset by it.
The port was hard to visit, what if so many boats and anchors and often fish nets... but maybe she could journey closer and inspect the ships a bit more. It just sounded too risky. Meeting one or two people was fine, but having dozens of people all staring at her? It sounded... overwhelming. "What's the coolest place you've visited? Or farthest you've gone? Have you ever brought back anything super unique and interesting?" Ah yes, finally talking about what she was truly interested in. Or not really truly. Delta loved hearing stories, but often, stories could be fabricated. It was important to have an item to go along with it. Besides, having physical things helped and Delta loved collecting items.
and was constantly staring and wondering
DELTA
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