And Sidon was not above shamelessly basking in her enjoyment of him...in his element.
He'd quite meant it, too, when he said he wanted to ensure she had a good view of the fishing. Just outside the village was a charming, tall hill, rather perfectly placed for this sort of thing if it hadn't been set so far back on the bay, the jagged rocks running along the sand and in the water making it incredibly unsuitable for the style of...fishing Sidon was intending on performing. But just further ahead, as the bay spilled out into the great wide ocean, there was another, smaller little knoll quite as Sidon described, a collection of palm trees set over a patch of grass, to shade them from the warm, bright sun, just a leap (a Sidon-sized leap, but still, not too far) from the shore. A trio of wild horses that were racing along the strand stretching to the east slowed to stop and watch their approach curiously, flicking their tails at dragonflies never too far behind.
It was a true testament to Sidon's dedication to remain at Vette's side, too, that he didn't just take off and leap into that enticing ocean the moment they were near enough for it. Instead, he stopped to look at her, tilting his head, grinning his sharp grin, and gesturing an arm toward the view. "Well, now," he said, "I think this should suffice quite nicely. Wouldn't you agree?"
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He'd quite meant it, too, when he said he wanted to ensure she had a good view of the fishing. Just outside the village was a charming, tall hill, rather perfectly placed for this sort of thing if it hadn't been set so far back on the bay, the jagged rocks running along the sand and in the water making it incredibly unsuitable for the style of...fishing Sidon was intending on performing. But just further ahead, as the bay spilled out into the great wide ocean, there was another, smaller little knoll quite as Sidon described, a collection of palm trees set over a patch of grass, to shade them from the warm, bright sun, just a leap (a Sidon-sized leap, but still, not too far) from the shore. A trio of wild horses that were racing along the strand stretching to the east slowed to stop and watch their approach curiously, flicking their tails at dragonflies never too far behind.
It was a true testament to Sidon's dedication to remain at Vette's side, too, that he didn't just take off and leap into that enticing ocean the moment they were near enough for it. Instead, he stopped to look at her, tilting his head, grinning his sharp grin, and gesturing an arm toward the view. "Well, now," he said, "I think this should suffice quite nicely. Wouldn't you agree?"