Broken Boulder now i'm feeling things, so be sure

Under the water, the sound of his approach was muffled so that she did not see him until she came up. 

Liri struggles from the pool, not completely stable to scramble out of the water but capable of doing it without assistance. 

As she approaches Kavik, Liri cuts her eyes low to observe him in sunlight. There was no imagining his size; he was larger without the darkness to hide him. 

It's only when she finds herself stopped before him does she realize he's just as attractive as she first thought him to be. 

This thought makes her feel shy as stands before him, worried he will find her different in the light of day. 

Slowly, over the rabbit he's dropped, with ample time for him to stop her, Liri leans on her tip toes and licks his cheek with gratitude.The winter fae leans back, head ducked demurely. 

"I didn't mean to startle you," she murmurs with a glance backwards at the water. "The water helps," she sends this gaze to her leg which looks angry and red. 

"Thank you," the healer nods at the rabbit. The thought of it is not lost on her. Rabbit's not an easy dish for her to catch. "Will you share it with me?"