Lim’s cheeks blushed profusely as she tried to pull the drawing out of his hands, feeling the most embarrassed she’s felt being around him. At least he was enjoying it instead of getting mad at the fact that she drew him angry with smoke coming out of his ears. Before she knew it, she started laughing with him. This side of him was so much better to deal with... she actually enjoyed it.<br/><br/>But then Wric brought up the kiss. Her heart leapt a bit when the image flickered through her mind again. All she could do was shake her head. She had thought about it, and it just didn’t seem like a good idea. “I really would rather not... but if you must know, I don’t think we should let anything play out.” Lim took a breath and tried to collect her thoughts, figuring out the best way to approach her explanation, but there was no good way of doing so, so she just let the words tumble out like they had her thoughts that morning.<br/><br/>“I’m a water nymph. You’re a satyr. The only way we could be any more diametrically opposed is if you also had wings. My kind, we don’t usually settle with others. And when we do take part in any.. activity... it tends to be with another sea dwelling creature. Or with a god who coerced or tricked us into it, as those jerks are wont to do.” Her jaw tensed at the mention of the fickleness and overtly sexual escapades the gods were most known for. While she herself has never had an experience, her mother had, and she regaled the story to her multiple times, though she never said when or with who. Suddenly she remembered who she was talking to and his parentage and quickly added, “but I’m sure the relation between your mother and Dionysus was very mutual! I just don’t want to try something when nothing might exist...or worse, it blows up in our faces worse than we’ve already blown up at each other and one of us end up getting hurt, or expelled, lose out our chance at becoming more, etc. I could go on. My point is, we only just met barely two days ago. How can there be<i>anything</i>here?” She posed the question sincerely and with concern. To jump so quickly into something that’s likely doomed to fail by nature alone... it just didn’t make any sense.