While waiting for the gentleman's response she couldn't help, but to be slightly nervou. Her own mind aimlessly wondering through dark places against her will if the weather and the sea didn't settle down. Though it was worrisome ideas that none of it was needed to be expressed at the moment. "<span style="font-style: italic">One person at a time</span>." Emilia thought to herself thinking of her neighbors. With that now in mind it was as if her senses returned back to reality and she was back to hearing the elements around her. Chaos among them, but was unaware of the lingering danger that was taking back below the surface. The waves collapsing on top of each other with no rest. From a side glance it was no doubt Emilia couldn't see the speed boats that were once relaxing on top of calm waters with the sun setting. Now the sun was gone and what was left of it is behind the clouds. The are was now a mix of grey and darken sky. No stars to be seen either. The only natural light that did brighten up the sky was the fast beat thunder storm and below her feet she could feel the earth shake as a result. In short the weather was getting worst.<br/>Emilia was soaked herself from standing in the rain. Sand in her hair from the wind picking up and it felt as if it was attempting to pull any victim to the sea. Which was causing her long braid to become fuzzy and loosely undone. She bitten down on her lower lip, out of habit, and her brows furrowed. Her eyes studied his facial expression, thanks to the porch light behind her, when she heard a pause being ensued. An anxiety looming over her as she waited. Fortunately, she was able to breath with ease when he thanked her. "Sure let's go then." She jerked her thumb over her shoulder to nonverbally show the blue hair gentlemen where shelter was and Emilia proceeded to take a few steps toward that direction. "That's my house. We'll stay there for now." From there she advanced forward, hoping the man will follow her, as she powered walked across the sand path and up her back porch. She unlocked the sliding door then open it wide enough to let him enter first. "Guest first." She told him.