The drizzle outside stirred up the scent of the sea from the sand and rocks that outlined the shore. Naturally, the sea dragon didn't mind the droplets hitting her hair and face, but it would be strange to walk next to Dalton and forego the offered umbrella. He held it high it had them walking closely together, stepping around rippling puddles on the sidewalk as they talked. Cars slowly eased past, their headlights highlighting the rain, and she looked out across the wide river mouth when she saw it between buildings.
“By all means,” Nari replied, with no hesitation. Enthusiastic almost, if she was more given to those overt signs of emotion. Euphemistic talk about magic would get boring quickly, especially when they'd met and bonded over more material experiences and had fun with them. If it seemed uncouth, Nari didn't care, even adding playfully, “Maybe you can show me something fun?”
Her only vague concern was whether or not the Black Lotus had eyes on her and if they would make note of her acquaintance with the man. It was a possibility, but he was also, by all accounts, a fairly good wizard. She found she didn't worry for him.
“By all means,” Nari replied, with no hesitation. Enthusiastic almost, if she was more given to those overt signs of emotion. Euphemistic talk about magic would get boring quickly, especially when they'd met and bonded over more material experiences and had fun with them. If it seemed uncouth, Nari didn't care, even adding playfully, “Maybe you can show me something fun?”
Her only vague concern was whether or not the Black Lotus had eyes on her and if they would make note of her acquaintance with the man. It was a possibility, but he was also, by all accounts, a fairly good wizard. She found she didn't worry for him.