The view of the river was enough to settle her nerves almost instantaneously. “It’s perfect.” She spoke softly in response to his comment about it not being a lake. She bent down and dipped a hand into the water, feeling its temperature and current. It wasn’t the salt water of her ocean life, but it was calling all the same.<br/><br/>Lim’s eyes glanced over at Wric, catching him staring. She averted her gaze quickly, not wanting him to think she’d been about to stare too. “Maybe you should take a photo, it’ll last longer.” She meant it as a jab to call out his gawking, but her voice was too smooth for the typically harsh words. And as if to goad him on further with the idea, she stripped her sash of her body and hang it on a nearby branch. It wasn’t meant to do so, however, but for her to simply allow herself to sink into the body of water. Whatever reaction he had to the action made no difference to her as she proceeded to step into the stream. With each step, she sink further in, until her body seemed to vanish entirely, becoming one with the cool refreshing liquid.