Totoka River deltas

uh oh, gracious must've said something to upset the girl. she feels like internally panicking, afraid that oceane is now feeling something that she doesn't want to feel. yet, she asks a solemn question that gracious carefully thinks of an answer to.

if she is to be more logical in her approach, gracious would say no, and that the ocean has no feelings for its inhabitants. 

but she is not always logical, if anything, she looks into emotions, feelings, auras. wisdom does not accumulate from general knowledge, it comes from others and learning what is good to say and what isn't. seeing how the girl feels about the ocean, gracious walks closer to her.

"i think it could," she starts off, "but the water has been there for longer than you and I, it knows more than we do. and i think it would understand if you did leave."

"it will always be in your heart," she says to the girl, "things we love rarely leave us, so long as you remember them. you could be thousands of miles away, but your love for the saltwater and its' love for you, will always be there." it is scary to leave behind what is familiar, but the opportunities are too great to pass up.