it's times like this when he misses antiva most. the stink of the ocean. sun-kissed skin, sparkling with saltwater spray, his hair a mess of damp waves that stick about in unruly twists. it isn't rialto bay, but.. it would do. the company, however, left some things to be desired, of course. finicky of where their armor lay, grousing on about the coarseness of sand and murky depths. where one body leaves to submerge into the brine, another stays behind, content under a leaning sylvan, its branches in wide, arched weeps.
" oh ? " ears twitch, thin brows at a curious rise, " are we no fan of being sticky and wet, my dear warden ? " a light tone, zevran needles with a heavy-lidded gaze and the sort of slow approach that suggested he'd not too easily be shaken.
shifting pebbles, the odd rock to be perched upon, when idled his is a wondering stoop, " you know, in my country, there is a name for the beautiful women who sit beside the coastline but never dip their toes. " dropped from vestele's face to the book in hand, bright eyes flash a knowing gleam that warrants a deepened slant to an already broad grin, " we call them sea thrifts. blossoming and pink-cheeked.. always a wonderful sight when the sun is high and heavy. "