Dimitri followed Melody as she'd gestured for. He wasn't sure if he'd caught a blush, but he smiled either way. The view was amazing, it was enough to make him sigh in happiness. But it wasn't long before a waiter showed up. It was pretty clear that he knew her right off the bat. Then suddenly he talked about how Melody was dating again. Dimitri's face went red, he hid his face from embarrassment once more. She was pretty fast to send him off to get a menu. He did feel bad for the waiter though, he didn't realize what he was saying. I mean, was it that crazy of an idea from the sight? "Sorry about that..." Dimitri said while the waiter was off fetching him a menu. The waiter returned shortly, only offering a "Here you are sir" to Dimitri.<br/><br/>"I guess I never really thought about it..." Dimitri said as he thought about his history with seafood. "I've really only had bass when it comes to fish." He said. He pondered to himself about the consumption of seafood. Was it immoral to eat because he was half sea god? Or, because he was half sea god was it unnatural for him to not eat it? Could it be considered cannibalism at all? No, that thought was ridiculous. Right? Right.<br/><br/>"I'll have coffee, black. And, whatever fish you might recommend." Coffee and fish didn't exactly go together, Dimitri could tell that's what the waiter was thinking as he wrote down the order, he said their order would be right out and walked away, leaving the two of them once more.<br/><br/>"So, you aren't currently dating people and you've seen some dark things. You also have a phobia of the ocean but not water." Dimitri listed off the peculiar things he'd learned of her. Despite his demigod nature, he still didn't have the slightest idea of what she was hiding. "That means at one point you were dating. And that stopped. I guess I'm not the greatest detective in the world. But is there any chance at all that the lack of dating is connected to the phobia of the ocean? Or, are you just not dating for... other reasons?" Dimitri asked. He was passing a certain line he should've left, but he had no clue he'd crossed a line at all, he never thought about it.