Not the same. [it wasn't her ocean, after all. At least, she didn't think it was, giving him a skeptical glance.
Her gaze follows his hand, taking those implications in. It's impressive, but she can't help be feel a sense of amusement. It didn't seem to matter where she ended up, humans (for she assumed he was one) all seemed to be the same.]
How very human of you. But-- [Here she turns to poke at his chest, her chin lifted arrogantly. Do you know when to quit? Do not get in over your head. Humans do that too often, never happy with what they have. Fix and build and expand. Why fix what is not broken?
[Oona shrugs and shakes her head.] But, discovery... Yes, understand discovery. Seen many things, lived many lives. Always something new. Can appreciate that, at least. Simply know limits-- that is my advice to you.
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Her gaze follows his hand, taking those implications in. It's impressive, but she can't help be feel a sense of amusement. It didn't seem to matter where she ended up, humans (for she assumed he was one) all seemed to be the same.]
How very human of you. But-- [Here she turns to poke at his chest, her chin lifted arrogantly. Do you know when to quit? Do not get in over your head. Humans do that too often, never happy with what they have. Fix and build and expand. Why fix what is not broken?
[Oona shrugs and shakes her head.] But, discovery... Yes, understand discovery. Seen many things, lived many lives. Always something new. Can appreciate that, at least. Simply know limits-- that is my advice to you.