Greatwater Lake on love, on life

Vaati ilstens, nodding ever so often as he soaks in the understanding of the sea. As the other describes, he envisions the never-ending mass of water, rolling itself large and larger with each wave. He wants to see it, to taste it, but such a journey to the edges of his world must be planned. For now he is sated with this knowledge of what it is, he must know where it lies. "Where do I find it?" His inquiry will be his last, but crutial indeed before he brings such information before his mother.