Oh Zeus! It was like what she had said to him earlier that day went in one ear and out the other! At no point did she say she didn’t like him. On the contrary, she thinks she made very clear how she felt. Lim just shook her head and elected to keep silent, not answering his question. He truly was a thick headed numbskull. She just....wanted to play it safe. She knew he was a sexual creature, and that he functioned off the physical. But she simply didn’t work that way. While her body did react to his, surely that was simply due to his animalistic allure. Pheromones and whatnot. That’s not to say she didn’t like him at a mental level though. She could see very plainly his worthiness as a mate, and as a sidekick. He was much more than his cocky demeanor and temper tantrums. He was powerful, diligent, skilled. Hades, she’s taking extra lessons from him for Hera’s sake!<br/><br/>But....she didn’t want to get hurt. He was born from a god, known for his polyamory and lechery. She was raised in a world of solitude, prioritizing the individual mind and heart above the physical. She missed her ocean. Her body was the water there. There was no ridiculous need for pleasures beyond the soul. If she were to enjoy the company of another, it had to be more important, deeper than that. She’d tried the method of those on land in the past, and it only left her hurt. That was a bad season for humans to sail the oceans. Never again would she allow herself to be so open and vulnerable to another.<br/><br/>By the time they made it back to the dorm, Lim merely grabbed the paper, took out a red pen, and began her edits. Mostly just grammar mistakes, poorly worded sentences, and misspellings seemed to litter the report. The ideas, however, were very well organized and made a lot of sense. She did not change the soul of the thesis written, as she found herself agreeing with pretty much all of it.