Théadan’s voice bounced off the rocks after hers and while he responded well enough to her teasing, Navia could not help but frown slightly. Something was off in his voice; it sounded more unsure than usual. Wondering why, wanting him to be comfortable and enjoying himself, Navia had moved toward the middle of the spring with a bit more haste to catch a glimpse of him. She reached the end of the rocks and the ceiling over the spring just after he did and in time to watch him look up at the water. He looked peaceful there, with the water reflecting the sunlight onto his back, dancing across skin and scar. With every intention of sneaking up behind him, Navia started forward again just as Théadan took another step and abruptly dropped into the water more.<br/><br/>The gasp was involuntary as he splashed down in the water more, catch himself before his head went under, and Navia started to rush forward to help until she heard Théadan announce he had found a step toward deeper water. Chuckling, she joined him out in the sunlight, but did so several feet to the side. Feet dropping to check for how deep the water was, Navia found she could stand with the water coming nearly to her shoulders. “Why don’t you come this way some?” She offered with a smile, wanting him to be comfortable and at ease with being in the spring, “I can stand here, so that means you can too.” Figuring he would decide to join her, Navia turned her attention to the outdoor portion of the springs and could immediately see what Baiza had likely been referencing as new to her.<br/><br/>The outdoor spring was a large pool that eventually tapered into a stream that took the water off and away from the spa. Rocks lined the edges of the pool, along with ferns and other greenery that grew along the waters edge. The huge trees of the jungle surrounded the water, shading some areas and allowing the sun to shine through in others. Some areas surrounding the pool had been cut back to allow chairs and chaises for lounging, which Navia could remember. A small grotto had been built at the end of the pool near where the water went to fill the stream however, a feature Navia knew had not been there when she was a child. She would have been charmed by the pretty plants and flowers growing on the stacked up rocks, would have wanted to play in the waters that cascaded down the front of the grotto’s entrance. She would have wanted to see what was within, would have wanted to play and pretend there.<br/><br/>As it was, she was intrigued. They would have to go explore it. Navia’s focus remained settled on that little grotto for a long beat before she turned back to Théadan with a bright smile, “It is better out here in the sunlight. And prettier. You should be able to stand anywhere in here, unless you find another hole again.” Even then, it was unlikely he would go completely under. Wanting to take advantage of the beauty surrounding them, Navia laid back in the water to float, keeping her body low enough in the water to not expose her top half, but still spreading her arms outward and using her legs to keep her from dropping beneath the water by kicking lazily. It was easy enough to float without having to kick all the time though, so when her legs were not pushing through the water, they floated out in front of her as well, her toes poking out of the water. Dark eyes steady on him, taking in the way his wet chest and shoulders looked rising from the water, Navia pursed her lips together before a slow, catlike smile began to form on her full lips. She liked the way the water trickling down from Théadan's shoulders to his chest looked, liked imagining how slick and smooth his skin would be to touch beneath the water. Wanting more of such imagery, Navia suddenly brought both feet up and kicked down, sending a large splash of water in Théadan’s direction while she laughed evilly.