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His bright, purple eyes almost seemed to glow as he watched the other teen make her way across the sands. Remy was unaware of how creepy it was that he was just watching her, he was merely curious where the sweet smell was coming from.

The rainbow wolf boy had been wandering on his own. It was nice to get out and breathe in the fresh air, especially when you had three other siblings. The fresh, moist air by the lake had been tainted with the smell of sweets though. He followed his sensitive nose and was left staring at the girl.

Remy had deduced that the smell was coming from her basket. What he couldn't understand was why she was just standing at the edge of the water with her basket. His tail wagged briefly as he thought of devouring the goodies, maybe she would go swimming and leave the basket unattended. No... That would be mean. Maybe he would do something like that to his siblings, but not a stranger.

Curiosity had gotten the best of him by this point so he finally called out to the teen, "what are you doing?" She looked like she was about to go into the water with her basket.

Remy's brow furrowed. What's it to him? Gee, it was just a question. The male would let it slide for now though, he had his eyes on the prize. Literally. His eyes were fixed on her basket. His mouth was salivating, now that he was closer the smell was more than he could bare.

"Hm, nope!" He answered her second question, blatantly ignoring the first one. He wasn't all that familiar with anyone outside his family. His world was big enough with them. He was nosy though, "Are they meeting you here?" They probably were. That's probably who the goodies were for. He probably wasn't going to get any. His perky tail drooped at the thought.

Remy wasn't entirely sure what the girl met by a one sided meeting. "So, they're not coming then?" The teenaged boy, fueled by his stomach, was completely oblivious to how obvious he was being, staring at the basket the way that he was.

"No!" He responded much too quickly. Who was trying to play it cool now?

His eyes had rapidly jumped up from the basket to the girl. It was the first time he had actually looked at her: this girl with skin like the most beautiful nighttime sky he had ever seen.

Remy was suddenly embarrassed by the way this conversation had been going so far and blushed.

"Oh..." He paused for a moment, wondering if there was a solution to her problem. That was why she had asked if he knew them though, she didn't know how to find her friends. "There must be some way to get ahold of your friends..." It was counterproductive to his own mission, but he was trying to make up for the way things had gone now.


"Well... I..." The male scratched behind his canine ears. "No."

"I mean..." The teen had just rejected her, he had not meant to do that.
"I mean.... Yes, but..." The next part was really hard to say, so he said it very slowly. "You. Don't. Have. To. Give. Me. Anything. You can save it for your friends." There, he had said it. As much as he wanted whatever was in that basket, he didn't want her to think that was the only reason he would keep her company.

"Oh... They live in the lake." That explained why she looked like she was about to jump in earlier. "I guess yelling really loudly wouldn't work?" the boy tilted his head. He knew what naiad were, his parents had educated him on the basics, but he had never actually met one. It didn't seem like naiad were all that accessible now that he thought about it.

Remy plopped his bottom on the sand. "No, sitting and waiting sounds like a good idea." The chances of her friend coming up seemed pretty slim, but surely they would see at least one naiad who could go knock on their door... Or something.

It would quickly become apparent to the other how difficult it was for Remy to just sit and wait. His ears would twitch, he'd shift to one side, then the other, he'd fidget with his tail. And it hadn't even been a minute.

"Silly naiad, hiding in the lake. Not that your friends are silly... Or hiding." The boy cleared his throat. He was unaware of how much he was moving as he sat there. "No, I wasn't really doing anything before I smelled you-r basket." He may have not been doing anything, but he had been occupied. "I was just going for a walk, but I can hang out with you."

"Come here fishy, fishy." He called out as he leaned forward to splash the water with his hands. "I have a sister." He informed her as he continued to splash at the surface. It might have seemed to come out of no where, but since this girl was a teenaged girl also, it made sense to him to tell her this. "Her name is Aurelia..." It occurred to him that he didn't know this girl's name. "What's your name?"

"I have two brothers... Too!" He grinned

That grin quickly vanished as Soliel pulled out the sugared strawberry. Now that was just rude, he had already said he wasn't going to take any treats. Remy's eyes were fixated on the strawberry, his mouth partially opened. The boy blinked and looked away, but he could still smell it! Ugh.

He whimpered, a genuine puppy dog cry, "They smell like they turned out very good." His voice sounded heartbroken.