Swiftcurrent Creek Walking In The Air

Kas snorted at this reply, which was equal parts ironic and nonsensical. She didn't know if he meant it, but apparently this Luka fellow was very much into himself. "I'm Kaskara," she introduced herself with a brief nod. She stopped a few yards short of him, not wanting to get wet if he did decide to shake it off, and watched him.

He was lean, thinner and smaller than males she was used to, but he had a confident air to him that made up for his lack of bulk. Kaskara wasn't really attracted to his sort, though in this brief introduction, his personality shone. Shaking her head to rid herself of such weird thoughts, she turned back to Luka. "This is one of the few remaining days warm enough to swim. Soon we'll have to avoid water, unless we're drinking it."