Greatwater Lake marathon

Greyjoy thanked her for the scraps with a deep bow, and pushed it aside to eat later. It was against his personal code to eat while she was asking him questions.

"I do not need a male to guide me, as I have been raised to understand my place in this world." He nodded deeply again, though this time he wondered if he might add another answer to the usual one. "I have you to guide me if I lose my way, priestess." It wasn't out of the bounds of normalcy, though he was sure other sirens would not appreciate his forwardness.

Whatever the outcome of this expedition of theirs, Greyjoy knew that he would follow Aktaie to the ends of the earth, and even into death itself, if it meant being by her side. Though he had never said so out loud, he had a fondness for her above all females, and would not hesitate to kill anyone who threatened her, even other females.

They spoke for a few minutes more, but Aktaie soon grew weary, so the pair left the lake and went to find a suitable place to rest.