"Not the kind of small town where everyone finds their place? 'Salright. A little sad, but still. I can see why they'd take interest in you. English accent, red hair, sundress. Personally, the cowboy boots fascinate me the most." Dimtri joked. "Are you a victim of gossip often then? That was somethin' I never had to go through growin' up." Dimitri said, taking a few steps back, gesturing for her to take the lead. He didn't know the area even moderately. To add it worse to that, his tracking skills were below non-existent. And to top it off, his sense of direction didn't exactly excell anyway. At least, unless he was under water. Oddly enough then, his sense of direction excelled.<br/><br/>He brushed a hair through his hair once more, jokingly. "Just because it's not as exciting as red doesn't make it boring." Dimtri teased. "Why red anyway? There's other colors. I've always liked black hair. Then there's blonde, the kind of red that redheads have, blue. Blue I'd imagine would like lovely on you. So, I'm just curious. Why red?" Dimitri asked, he was curious on the subject. Though, he had considered it might have just been random. Or red was her favorite color. Or she'd tried the others. But he wasn't certain, so he decided to ask anyway. "Some people even do that thing where they only dye certain streaks of their hair a certain color. I'd like to think some people've even done a rainbow color scheme by this point." Dimitri looked at her hair for a moment. "Hm. Rainbow would certainly be interesting on you." Not that he doubted it'd be interesting on anyone. But he was certain Melody could pull it off.<br/><br/>"You're the boss Melody, lead the way." He requested. He had to admit, the scenery and area was nice. He hadn't found a place that he'd felt so at home in since, well, his home. He'd enjoyed the tour from Melody thus far. It was good that someone was going to show him the beach, especially someone so likable. It was unfortunate that this was only one of many beaches, and without a great sense of direction, lord only knew how often he'd have to get someone to show him the way. Maybe one day he'd hit the center of an ocean instead. There ougtha be something there, he guessed.