He couldn't help but get that grin he always got when she was so close to him. It only widened when she kissed him, he decided that this was going to work out. That they were gonna get passed whatever this was. He wanted to say something when she called herself charming, something to tease her back, but no words came out. He simply accepted the smile that was on his face, and reached his arms out to hold her by the waist. He was grateful.<br/><br/>"If he wanted me to do his bidding, I'm sure he'd come find me. Right now, we're in part of his domain." That wasn't fully true, Poseidon was much more of a ruler of the sea than Nereus was. However, saying names didn't help when it came to the gods, this was something Dimitri was told time and time again. Still. Dimitri decided that it wasn't the greatest idea to suggest that either god was superior than the other. "I mean. The ocean, anyway. He could send any kind of thing to come'nd find me. I mean. I guess the water isn't the cleanest though. I know that the rulers of this domain don't smile upon that. Probably don't like sending their couriers here either. Still. He hasn't asked me to serve any task. I'm just being told that walkin' away is a good option." Dimitri pondered aloud. The water wasn't dirty down here, but still, he imagined how pure it must be where Poseidon and Nereus lived. They probably lived where no humans had even seen. Where the water was more pure than spring water.<br/><br/>"I guess our best move is to find out who he is. If he actually has ties to my father. I was lookin' for him earlier, but couldn't find him. I'm not positive, but maybe he'll come back to me. If, y'know, I don't pack up and leave." Dimitri said, he kept his eyes firmly staring into hers. He wanted her opinion on this. "You're involved in this now too. So, tell me, what do you think? You have a life to live. Parents that love you. A job to attend. Even a weekly bath. I'm thinkin' the best way to go about this is to wait. But I could be wrong. Very wrong." He couldn't stress enough that he might be wrong. He needed her opinion before he could possibly make any choice.