Coconut Grove don't you ever tame your demons

A bay. Hatshepsut did not know this word, but would not show her ignorance and ask the man for clarification. Instead, she searched for a picture of what he meant within his description of stone and of forest, and found it to be pleasing indeed. Hatshepsut takes a moment to file away the image and then rolls one slim shoulder in response to the brute's inquiry.

"For now, I know not. And to settle, one must first gather followers," Hatshepsut lilts. There is a desire that courses suddenly within her, and it is born of a hunger long neglected. But it is not the fullness of it she wishes, only the physicality of a quick dance without the attachment of expectation. 

She shows none of this to the man, save for a wan smile that she turns again toward the waves.