He could tell there was something off about her. She started talking about plans she had that were important. He could feel it, that something was bothering her. He didn't realize her was keeping her back. He felt her arm leave the grasp of his own. He almost felt regretful on the subject, though it's not like he could just grab her hand and stop her from pulling back. That wasn't his call, not even in moderation. He could tell just by the smile she gave him that she wasn't feeling the greatest. A sense of guilt overcame him. It was his fault she was out here, maybe he should have asked if he was keeping her from anything.<br/><br/>He still decided to answer her question, regardless. He eyed some gull leavings. "It looks like some birds like it an awful lot too. Or, maybe they feel the opposite." He teased, though his spirit wasn't in it. "I think it's beautiful though." He said, eyeing the ocean. It was an amazing view, he had to admit. All of it out there, shared some kind of bond with his spirit. It was amazing. "There's not a whole lot better than this view right here. Except, maybe seeing what's under the ocean." He admitted, not that he exactly did that the same way other people did. Other people needed gear to go so far. Dimitri just...<span style="font-style: italic">could</span>.<br/><br/>"Y'know, Alannah." Dimitri said, after all, it wasn't tough to tell that something was bothering her. "If you need to say something. Or if you need to go, you can. You've already been much more kind than I could ask of anyone. I understand, is all I'm saying, I won't tie you down." He said. He fixed his view back to her from the ocean. "I'm just saying, I get it. When you need to go, you gotta go. I promise, it isn't rude if you want to leave. It isn't." Dimitri said, he even managed a smile through it. "You have plans. Things you need to do. Some things are more important than showing some guy around the beach. I don't want to keep you from anything."