Delta
Tilting her head to the side, Delta thinks over his words before nodding. "Yes... I'd like to be able to do that... but I don't think I'll be able to walk on land... the gods probably would never grant me such an ability." It was said with quite a bit of sadness. While she did love the ocean to death, there were just certain things she really wanted to see.
He continued on to explain how make up worked, even acting out quite a bit. Delta ended up giggling at the more naughty parts, enjoying his over the top enthusiasm. It was very amusing to see someone be such a performer in front of only one person, especially one like her. How should he know if she understood all of that? Luckily, she did. She's not that sheltered by the ocean. "How funny... makeup does look very pretty. I like the idea of painting your face with bright colors... it's super unique." It really is too bad that she will never be able to experience it herself. Oh well.
There is a scrunch of her nose, clearly unhappy with his little remark about her knowing shapes. It wasn't exactly a nice thing to say and she was far from happy about it. "A game... yeah that sounds possible." She'd settle with that answer, tucking the stones back away in the back once more since he didn't ask to see them up close.
Next, she would proceed to pull out... the handle of a pair of scissors. It was only one of the parts as the rest had seemingly fallen apart. "This? I don't know what this is... it's too small to be a bracelet... and too weirdly shaped too." Ah yes, a very troubling one. It's a good thing wise James is here to teach her.
He continued on to explain how make up worked, even acting out quite a bit. Delta ended up giggling at the more naughty parts, enjoying his over the top enthusiasm. It was very amusing to see someone be such a performer in front of only one person, especially one like her. How should he know if she understood all of that? Luckily, she did. She's not that sheltered by the ocean. "How funny... makeup does look very pretty. I like the idea of painting your face with bright colors... it's super unique." It really is too bad that she will never be able to experience it herself. Oh well.
There is a scrunch of her nose, clearly unhappy with his little remark about her knowing shapes. It wasn't exactly a nice thing to say and she was far from happy about it. "A game... yeah that sounds possible." She'd settle with that answer, tucking the stones back away in the back once more since he didn't ask to see them up close.
Next, she would proceed to pull out... the handle of a pair of scissors. It was only one of the parts as the rest had seemingly fallen apart. "This? I don't know what this is... it's too small to be a bracelet... and too weirdly shaped too." Ah yes, a very troubling one. It's a good thing wise James is here to teach her.
