The suggestion she follow him to all the places they wanted to go had Navia’s mind wandering to where all they could go. She liked how Théadan said it quietly, liked how they could go from running down the beach, to walking companionably, to sharing a sweet, quiet moment together in such a short span of time. There were so many places they could visit once they reached her family though, and she smiled up at him while she considered them. More beaches, more jungles. Other countries, other seas. The idea they would spend their time traveling to see all the beautiful places they came across was one that was very welcome in Navia’s mind. Even Théadan’s additional tease that she would get them into trouble along the way was exciting, causing her to grin up at him and nod.<br/><br/>Before Navia could comment on all the sights of the world they could see together, Théadan was rubbing his nose against hers and telling her it was time to see the waterfall. She would have agreed, would have been happy to snuggle in for another kiss before leading the way to the waterfall, but he chose to add another little jab to her and she laughed softly. Would they ever come across a time where they did not tease each other Navia hoped the answer was no; she so loved their banter. She had no counter to his words this time, he had stirred up her affection for him, so she chose to act on that instead of trying to tease him back. “We’re going,” she assured him with a chuckle, her hand remaining fondly at his cheek as her other arm slid around his neck to bring him down more.<br/><br/>Lips met for a slow, gentle kiss punctuated by the lazy roll of the ocean waves at their feet and the hot sun warming their bodies. After lingering a moment so they could enjoy such a perfect setting for a kiss, Navia drew back slowly, her lips parting to release a content little sigh before her dark eyes flickered back open and she smiled up at him. “Let’s go,” she finally agreed, her hands sliding away from him as she stepped back from him. One of her hands trailed down Théadan’s arm until her fingertips could toy with his and lace loosely between them so they could hold hands. It did not take much longer for them to walk along the surf before they reached the area where the beach narrowed and they followed the bend in the beach, the rest of it behind them disappearing from view.<br/><br/>Just on the other side, water cascaded down from the cliff above, the water seemingly pouring straight from the trees themselves. The waterfall was nowhere near as large and majestic as the hot one spouting from the base of Rhodon’s castle, but it was big enough to fall in a large stream onto the beach, where the water then streamed down in to the surf. The rocky cliff above scattered the streaming water, creating a wide wall of cascading liquid that glittered in the Khluri sun. It fell onto the dark wet sand and surrounding rocks beneath and there was a small indention of rock behind the water where one could stand without being doused. Navia paused when it came into view so she could enjoy the sight of the waterfall, a wistful smile appearing on her dark lips as she looked up at the top of the waterfall and how from the angle below, it looked as though the water appeared from nowhere to rain down on the beach below. It had the most pleasing roaring sound that was louder now that they faced the waterfall.<br/><br/>Thrilled to be there again, especially with Théadan in tow, Navia gave his hand a tug to coax him into heading toward the waterfall with her, “Come on. This childish prince I know rubbed a bunch of sand in my hair, so I need to wash it away before I can fully enjoy such a pretty waterfall.” She walked up to the waterfall and reached out to place a testing hand into the consistently falling water. It fell upon her hand strongly, but not so forcefully that it would cause her any harm. In all actuality, it felt nice and like it would provide a satisfying pressure if one stood beneath it. “It’s cold,” Navia warned Théadan before gesturing for him to come try the temperature of the water. Knowing him and how different they were in their temperature preferences, she figured he'd probably enjoy the cooler water. “It must be spring water. I never thought about where the water came from when I was a child," Navia said as she tipped her head back to look up at the waterfall from the base of it. Her near-black eyes snapped over to Théadan then, and she grinned slyly, "Now that we've arrived, first on that long list of mine is that you have to kiss me so I think of nothing but you, but it's up to you to decide how."