He wasn't sure what to expect. Maybe she'd understand and nod? Maybe she'd disapprove? He had no clue just how much she'd seen of the supernatural. Maybe more? Maybe less. Surely enough, he watched as the aftermath took place. "They call me a demigod. Which... I know is weird because I believe in Christian God, but basically my father is... well, a different kind of god. A powerful long living being who mated with a human. I think... Me and him don't exactly talk, so..."<br/><br/>He was glad, at least, that he'd gotten the reaction he was hoping for. She was happy, more so than he'd have ever expected. She made a joke, even laughed, and had a massive grin on her face. He had to admit, the accent made him smile. She even started crying tears of joy at one point. Dimitri wondered if he would have felt that happy had the circumstances of her abilities been different. Still, he was happy now, and that was enough. He was glad she said the joke, maybe she was coming out of her shell? He smirked at that thought, it was a good sea pun.<br/><br/>"We're still, just a little different. But I know how it feels to feel so disconnected from those I once considered the same as myself. I don't know if you really ever read into the old myths, but the theory  is that you're a siren. Err, part siren anyway. I must admit, I'm curious. If my knowledge is right, it means your voice is the most divinely beautiful thing..." Dimitri paused. Was there really any good way to ask that question? Then again, if she wasn't in the sea, would she still be violent? He could always use earplugs, or wax, and cue the sound out. He had the curiosity though, and he knew that was a bad thing. Especially with Melody. If any plain old Siren killed him, it wouldn't be so bad. But Melody would be haunted by that. He had to be safe with this. "If you sing on land, does it even have the same effect? Would you consider showing me maybe?"