Teryus returned her smile, and nodded, blue eyes meeting green.<br/><br/>"Of course," he replied. "My name is Teryus Delkai, though I tend tae prefer Tery, if yae're so inclined." His basso voice carried a slightly rough undertone, something akin to a very faint growl. "Pleased tae meet yae, Lilith. Tha's a fine name. Suits yae very well." Studying her current seated posture, he retrieved his book from its pouch - was it bigger, or perhaps a different tome? -  and began sketching again. She made an excellent study for it, the lines of her posture and form pleasing no matter how she sat.<br/><br/>"D'yae prefer yaer full name, or could I call yae Lil? Or would tha' be tae faerward?" The question was asked with an earnest grin, playful but not malicious. "I mean, we've only jes' met, so, per'aps such a nickname's a bit..." He searched for a word, rolling the hand that held his pencil, as if trying to reel to elusive verbage from thin air. "Well, a bit soon, per'aps." Shaking his head the worgen studied her as he sketched. He seemed able to keep his eyes on her while his strokes breathed life onto the page.<br/><br/>"So, a lovely lady an' her equally lovely name. A good start." Another grin. Pausing in his work, he looked out over the sea, brow furrowed as he tried to think up another question, something that wouldn't insult her, or be too forward. Something came to mind, but he was afraid to voice it. Unfortunately, no other queries were forthcoming, so he decided to risk it.<br/><br/>"So, wot brought yae tae th' island, originally? I mean, everyone 'as mixed feelin's abou' th' Faire, but yae don' seem interested in et in th' least." He hurriedly added. "I mean, if I may be so bold. If not, I can think o' somethin' else. Unless yae 'ave a question faer me?"<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>