Cerulean Cape i feel so romantic; can we do it again sometime?

he nodded, thinking her plan a sensible one. he didn't want to be away from home for too long. sure, he relished in time away--but his duties were first and foremost with the wolves on the plains, as were dawn's. besides, too far south and he might start to encounter some familiar faces or landmarks. he was slightly afraid that he'd want to stay in that sunny place.

aditya watched dawn interact with the water, smiling. she was a child of the land, for sure; born to roam the forests and plains. still, the sea suited her; the silver of her fur was somewhat reminiscent of moonlight on the darkened ocean, or of the cliffs that lined the shores.

"well, let's get on, then," aditya remarked, eyes moving toward the southwest. with a muffled snort, he flicked his paw and sent a small spray of water her way, splashing her neck and chest. he bounced a little, tail dragging in the surf. "get used to it. you won't stop smelling like salt for ages," adi laughed, eyes sparkling.