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"Isn't it though?" Eos had been watching the waves for hours, just enjoying the sound and sight of it. He needed a break for others, and since he lived in a pride now, that meant time to himself was a little hard to come by. He rather missed his father and stepmother now that he was dealing with so many others at once. He liked the pride, don't get him wrong, but it made his father's ever changing additional company seem tame.

Eos had not expected to get company like this lion before him. He had heard of gods, and he knew they existed. He had never thought to see one himself, but he had no doubt that was what this abnormally large lion was. Even without the wings, there was a air to him. The orange lion stayed on the rock that he had chosen for his perch and looked back at the waves again. "The ocean is a wondrous sight that sticks with a creature, whether for good or ill. Not all are affected positively by her beauty."

Eos was quite the sight to see. His orange and teal fur was fluffed up, and his mane looked like he purposefully let it wind swept by the sea breeze. He had been running around like a cub before coming to this perch. And after the rest he had, he was thinking about doing it again. The problem was there were others now, one of which was a snake. He should try NOT to startle them too much. Yet, he really wanted to go running into the water, get himself soaked, and go bouncing around on the beach like he normally did when on his own.

Eos watched the god, admiring how he seemed so calm and collected. The orange lion wished HE seemed that way most of the time, but really, he was more of the hyper, playful goof. He certainly was not just lacking in the god's mannerisms. That voice was something too. It almost sounded like the waves, loud and fading as they retreated. How someone could not be in awe of one of these creatures, he did not know.

"It is fortunate that you see her this way. She can be very cruel just as easily as kind. Today she is very kind." Eos had almost forgotten about the snake that he had seen slithering in the sand until the creature spoke. He looked over at her and smiled a bit. "You have not stumbled upon my home... I am out here taking a break from home. Too many lions everywhere making too much noise for too long gets tiresome."

Eos had to wonder if maybe he should think about moving his den to the outskirts of the pride so he did not come out away from the pride so often. Perhaps, but then again, he was trying to find himself a nice mate in the pride too, and that would be harder if he was too far from the center of things. There was so much to consider with that mess.

Eos chuckled as he watched the two. "Not many see it unless they live near her... and do not fear, little one, she is big even to us." Which was not false. Eos often thought of her as far too large for any lion to understand. He loved living by the ocean, though. There was something about it that just called to him in a way that he could not explain. He would not leave, even if he got tired of the pride at this point.

Eos thought he heard worry in the god's voice, though eh could not be certain. He hoped not, but he would do his best to reassure him. "I live not too far, but the pride does not come out this far. I come here to be alone because none of them will venture so far from home." At least not in this direction... They might go into the roguelands sometimes, but they tended not to venture so far from home along the beach without a group since it was rather dangerous if a storm blew in.