Totoka River reefed

 

Oh goodness. Okay, that was a bit...um, extreme, and she appreciated it and all but she didn't think she'd done anything that special. Catori shook her head and quickly looked around - like someone else might find them and help them or come to take over this moment. "Oh, no - no, you're fine. Seriously, we're good." Catori said quickly. She was a bit perplexed until the woman went on to ask how she could stand it - and she was just as confused as she'd been the entire time with the whole matter of why the woman was sick in the first place. 

But then it made more sense, the air, the wind - oh, it was the salt on the air. "I grew up on the coast." She said smoothly, which meant that even the smell of her probably made the other woman's stomach churn. "You have anyone around here to help you out till you settle? I probably stink then, don't I?" It wasn't a personal thing to Catori, she wasn't offended. She knew it could be....intense to others, though she was as comfortable in the brine as she was anywhere else. If she was honest with herself, maybe even more comfortable. 

After she was assured the female was alright Catori left her to herself, going back on her own.