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It was indeed Yaya he succubus caught sight not to terribly far away. The ghoul was moving through the lake with the sort of easy that came all to naturally to those that shared an affinity with water.She'd always been a great swimmer, but as her abilities grew she could easily control the water to propel her faster, and more smoothly, as she partook in an afternoon work out. She wasn't usually one for exercise, but you could easily find the ghoul at least three times a week at the lake or the pool.

When she spotted Sin as the other ghoul waved, Yaya slowed to a stop and grinned, returning the greeting before changing direction to head back to shore. Raising from the softly lapping waves as she neared the little beach, the thigh deep water that shoulder have hindered every step instead seemed to part and swirl away to leave long, tanned legs unrestricted.

She was wearing a blue bikini that perfectly matched the cerulean glow of her eyes. A strapy little number with paisley print designs that followed every lovely contour. In her own way she strove for appearance and beauty. Her accessories and suit weren't designer, but the hints of gold and blue shaded gems complimented the djinn to perfection. Even the water the streamed along henna traced skin was just another accessory to the ghoul. Her hair was once more in the thick braid she had taken to wearing of late, and it flowed behind her like some black bodied serpent cutting through the water.

The last time Hadiyya had seen Sin was outside the school gates during the sudden attack of so many little shadow formed beasts. The very same had destoried her room and the majority of her possessions. What stood out about that even though had not been the battle, but a painful little bit of drama that had been all too public. The succubus had offered comfort to the djinn, and she remembered that kindness. Surely the other ghoul was curious over the outcome, and Yaya couldn't rightly blame her. They'd made a scene, and had a very large audience.

Though if she didn't ask, Yaya wasn't going to simply volunteer the rest of the story. "You're looking stunning, as always."

Hadiyya chuckled, and the caressing streams of water that still slide along tanned skin paused, changed course, and formed themselves into a parody of jewelry at neck and wrist. It lingered there a moment, then gravity regained it's hold and they were mere droplets again. A water goddess indeed.

"Perhaps," she mused, smiling softly at the other demoness. "Though I'd play fair if I was swimming with a friend." If Sin really wanted someone to swim laps with on occasion, Yaya was more then willing. She adored her connection with the water, but for friendship she'd release her hold and swim unaided like everyone else.

Of course swimming wasn't really the topic most pressing, and she wasn't bothered when Sin so careful delved ever deeper with caring questions. "It's alright," she assured, tucking a heavy strand of dark hair behind her ear. "I know we made a very large scene." Her smile faltered, embarrassment peeking through momentarily, but forced away. "I know it's hard to believe, given what everyone saw, but it was one very big misunderstanding."

She recalled having stormed away from the gates to return to the dorms, only to find her own in absolute shambles. Icing on the cake of what had already been a terrible evening, but Sharra and found her there, and Marosa had followed.

"The fae-boil, Marosa. His natural ability is quite unfortunate." She paused, nibbling her lower lip. Quite unsure how much she should say on the matter. "It has a bespelling effect, when there's skin to skin contact, and it's like a doubled sided blade, so it effects him as much as whomever he touches." There was more to it, but nothing she was willing to share. That was business between herself and the boils.

Yaya beamed at the other ghoul. "There is nothing wrong with lazy circles." While the djinn could be quick when she wanted to, her preferred pace had always been a far more leisurely one. She wasn't lazy, persay, but she relished in lounging about and napping, usually cuddled up to someone warm.

The touch to her shoulder was nice, and Sin was reward with the cool brush of tanned fingers along her wrist. "I am as well. I do feel better now, but at the time I was livid." She frowned, recalling the events of the night, but the unhappy expression didn't last. "They did come after me, after I had stormed off. I can't say as I really wanted to see either of them, but I'm sure it was for the best we cleared everything up immediately." More time to fume over the scene could very well have been the end of her relationship with Sharra. Things weren't perfect, but she couldn't say they were much more strained then that had been. The nergal boil deserved a chance to redeem himself, and Yaya owed it to the both of him to give him that chance.

Her nose wrinkled at the mention of demons and the various nefarious things they were capable of. "Don't I know it, but no, nothing like that."

The brilliant smile returned in full at Sin's obvious care, and the water djinn nodded. "I'm glad as well, and I'm sure that was part of it. With so much going on, it left little room for rationality." They'd been in the midst of a battle, of course tensions were already running high.

Surely they could find better things to discuss then her own relationship problems though. "How are you and Roch doing?" That was the blind boil's name, wasn't it? Oh, she hoped so.