Orien gave a small smile, he liked his name. He found it a little funny coming out of a humans mouth, but it didn't sound too bad for him. When he was given the name back he was going to say thank you until the boy decided to ask that little question. "What humans need is more than a scolding, as you don't listen or see properly," The merman sighed as he began to half swim half float in the water as he got worked up over his own thoughts. "You aren't... completely bad," He said as he did small laps in the water, it was his equivalent of pacing. "You protected the turtles, that's a good thing I suppose," He couldn't just continuously bash the human, it wouldn't work too well.<br/><br/>"I like your name, Tayden, a little unique like mine," Taydon was a name he hadn't ever heard before, and he liked that. It made Orien wonder how his parents thought of the name, and maybe what the runner-up name might have been. His swimming slowed as his mind drifted from the incompetence of the human race. "You're a good one, at least from what I can tell," He complimented the best he could, a sweet smile on his darker complexion as he went to rest up on the bank once again.<br/><br/>"Is there anything you've ever wanted to ask a merman? I'll tell you, if I am allowed," Orien couldn't answer where he was from, his rank in society, and other hidden things, but some things he could speak of. Humans were curious creatures, at least that's what he heard from others. Curious, power hungry, a little bit stupid. "I don't get to talk to humans much so this is a bit of a treat," While humans knew nothing about merfolk and the aquatic fantasies hidden under the ocean floor, they knew a whole lot about the humans that went beyond how they treated the planet.