Gilded Bay Sirensong

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He is pensive, or appears as such. While the boy wishes to look upon the woman for longer, to study her, to explore the curves of her face and commit it strongly to memory, she shifts to look at him and his eyes avert to the sand. And then, there is a second presence — another feminine voice which drifts by him and to the pale woman's ears. The appearance of another surprises him but he does not flinch, only waits. The pair speak to one another, and he is blessed to be present in their company, though Astraios does not interrupt.
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