She nodded, hearing him. Perhaps the undertow pull might have been a bit much. Personally she didn’t see a major difference between that and a surprise dunking. But, then, some people didn’t even like that. She took note for the future. As for his compliment, her expression calmed and softened to a small smile, giving him a slightly embarrassed laugh. “You think this is good, you should see me in the ocean.” She let out a sigh. That was her real element. She had plenty of sisters in the rivers and lakes and certainly felt in her element as Wric had described...but it wasn’t the same as her real home. “Next time, maybe one weekend, we’ll take a day trip to the beach. Then you can really see what I’m capable of.” She winked and laughed, giving him a mischievous smirk.<br/><br/>Looking up through the trees, she couldn’t see the sun anymore. The sun was closer to the horizon, on its way down to settling in for the night to take over. “We should probably head back.” And with that, she stepped out of the water and grabbed her sash. She didn’t put it back on right away though, not wanting to get the fabric wet and more see-through than it already was, let herself air dry some first on their walk back.