"Okay, so go to the mountain, free the spear, and wipe out the Tansers? Doesn't sound crazy at all." While he hadn't outright said his goal was to stop the Tansers, it seemed to her that that was what he was inferring. She really didn't know why he would have a reason to do that, so she didn't really even consider it a real possibility. As he went on about the spear, she simply listened, watching as he drew more and more. She noted how skilled he was, how vivid the details were and a curiosity to see the rest of the drawings in the notebook flared up in her, but she felt that would be a topic for another day. Instead, a flash of green caught her eye once more.<br/><br/>"You know, sometimes your eyes look like they go green in just right light." She commented, changing the subject suddenly. She peered into his eyes with curiosity, studying them. She really had no idea how it worked or if it really was the light playing a trick on her mind, but she had no other explanation. For a second time she found herself staring at him and admiring an aspect of him.<br/><br/>"You have really nice eyes." She commented unexpectedly, even seeming to catch herself off guard. Del had been thinking it but didn't mean to say it aloud. Immediately, she sat upright and tried to focus on anything else.