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The pale ulaya frowned slightly at his sudden change in character or expression or something. She didn't know him well enough to understand the emotion so took it as him being skeptical which Tehila would not take lying down. "I insist you try!" She motioned her head towards the water which suddenly started to look more inviting to her mostly since she's already drenched and could be considered a mess.

Tehila tilt her head and paushed for a moment as though trying to figure out whether or not he was being serious. Then, she decide he was and her face turned to an amused expression; however, luckily was able to withhold her chuckle. She instead, smiled quite patiently. "It's barely up to your belly over her and a few feet in."

At first, Tehila was slightly on edge wondering if she was too pressing about him coming into uncomfortable territory, ie. water. However, as he moved forwards, her mood brightened and she began to focus more on the lukewarm water. She amused herself at his unsure but growing ease.

"I knew you would think so!" She sank down into the water by lying down onto the lake-floor and let the water pass over her back and bells on her chest. She eyed him for a moment before flicking her tail at him making a few droplet of water fly at his side before look off innocently.

Tehila was fairly surprised at Susan's sudden ... cry out in shock. She didn't mean to scare him that badly. After that, she just couldn't hold herself any longer and started laughing terribly at the male's poor state. She didn't see his full intent on dunking her which didn't matter much anyways considering he actually failed in doing so which made her laugh all the harder as he tripped.

Then, he pratically ran into her and she gave a cry in surprise after flipping over him and falling into the water with him rather ungracefully. Surprised, she shot back up out of the water with hair all over her ears and face to the point she could barely see through her messy white locks.

It took quite a while a dunk back into the water to actually get her head back behind her head instead of obstructing her vision before she was able to actually see again. By this time, Susan had woddled out of the water and looked like he was gasping from swallowing water. The ghost of a memory of his inability to swim clicked in her mind. Did he go too far out? Worried, the white ulaya rushed over and hovered over his form trying to analyze the damage. "Are you alright?!"

Tehila swayed from one side to another until Susuan finally laid down fully. Satisfied that he seemed to be more at ease instead of choking to death, she pranced nervously to his other side before seating herself next to him. Her ears twitch above her head anxiously. "Are you sure? You don't sound fine." She glanced around then back, not sure what she could do will him.

Tehila look fairly more relaxed when noticing Susan's attempt to appear better. She decided he was a rather strange ulaya but still fairly humorous. "That's good," she answered with a soft expression before laughing slightly at his eager antics and his randomly sudden stand. She tilt her head curiously as to wonder what caused his change. Her ears were suddenly perked. "I'm quite alright," she decided to answer anyways since he seemed rather distress if not unsure about her own well-being. She felt fine, that much she knew.

She watched him carefully, never imagining to take part in his strange dance. Afterall, she as schooled to maintain this terrible pleasentary until the the world ends. However, she did offered him an amused laugh that was as light and cheerful as the gentle flush on her cheeks. It took little for Tehila to realized the heat had caused her blood to warm slightly and there would be no doubt she too would feel slighly dazzed after so much movement as well. "Perhaps we should rest under the shade," she offered kindly while motioning to an empty spot in the shade.