If Elira were to ask him if he trusted her or if he was a little blind to what should and should not be revealed, his answer would be 'yes'. He realized after that he probably shouldn't have burdened her with that knowledge, because where there were scales, there were merfolk or, at the very least, something 'fishy'.
Kai considered her for a moment, trying to phrase what he was about to say in a manner that wouldn't seem odd, but as a creature with few filters, whatever was said would have to do.
“I've always had them,” he said. “And I guess I told you because there's something about you that feels like we might be... kindred spirits.” That wasn't an attempt at a pick-up line. He had seen stones lift to her hand. “You're new here?” He took another bite of his gyro, not wanting it to get cold, though he would eat it, regardless of temperature. It was that good.
Kai considered her for a moment, trying to phrase what he was about to say in a manner that wouldn't seem odd, but as a creature with few filters, whatever was said would have to do.
“I've always had them,” he said. “And I guess I told you because there's something about you that feels like we might be... kindred spirits.” That wasn't an attempt at a pick-up line. He had seen stones lift to her hand. “You're new here?” He took another bite of his gyro, not wanting it to get cold, though he would eat it, regardless of temperature. It was that good.