Totoka River 그 안에 숨겨진 비밀을 알게된 것 같아

Not acustomed to the sort of sign language she was using, the sea creature's meaning was lost on Marbas entirely. She stepped toward him as bodly as Skellige had been able to - like someone who had known him for a long time, someone who knew who he was capable of but felt confident in either their own abilities or in Marbas's ability to behave himself. And while he was not one to attack unprovoked, the sea creature could hardly have known that.

He sidestepped her neatly, still getting over his shock at her appearance and chagrined at her easy nearness. Who did she think she was, to approach him in such a way? She was too surreal - something about the encounter was making him very uneasy. How could this creature be real?

"Don't you speak, girl?" he asked harshly, finding one thing, at least, that bothered him about the sylph. He took a few more steps back, suddenly very leery of the whole situation. She must be a selkie, or else some other monster of the deep. Sirens will only speak when they can lure you into the ocean and pull you down below. She's just waiting for the right moment to pounce...

But that was silly. She was a thing of flesh and blood, and not one of the stories he'd heard as a pup.