Lim eyed the plastic cup suspiciously as Kai set it down before her. She’d seen her oceans littered with the stuff, but as long as she disposed of it properly, perhaps she could manage to enjoy her drink despite her distaste for the product. However, the moment her hand touched the plastic surface, she recoiled and shook her hand to cool it off. The cup was burning. She didn’t even think about that fact when it was first handed to her. Who in their right mind would put such a hot fluid into something not made to insulate it...<br/><br/>...or even contain it properly? The nymph could see the beginnings of the cup warping a bit the longer it sat there. She lifted a finger to Kai’s recommendation, a gesture to signify “one moment” as she got up from the table and approached the troll. Her voice was stern and her facial expression matched, but not long later the little man came back with a proper cup: a ceramic tea cup. Apparently the little jerk went with disposable, as weak and insufficient as it was, because he didn’t feel like cleaning dishes. What an asshole.<br/><br/>Lim came back, sat down, and with a bundle of napkins to protect her hands, she proceeded to pour her beverage out of the plastic cup and into her tea cup. Once finished, she placed the trash cup back onto the table, adorned with a couple of new indentations. With a sigh of contentment, she blew at the surface of her cup, cooling it off some, and took a sip. It was still quite hot, but absolutely perfect. Once satisfied, she then turned her attention back to Kai, and shook her head. “I disagree.” She began, as if she didn’t just threaten the troll only moments before to get a better cup, “I think we should still let the dean know. Clearly something is terribly wrong down there, of that you’re right, and the school should be well-equipped with a team of faculty or security who can investigate the matter. They certainly were able to take care of a basilisk on orientation day, and there were likely other escaped monsters that other faculty members were taking care of. We need to let them know what we heard down there. You and I aren’t the only water kin on campus, and I doubt very heavily that none of the others would go take a dip at the beach like we did.”