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Now that Grey was there to support her, she stopped peddling her legs and then used her now avaliable hand to hold onto her stomach as she started to laugh, uncontrolably. "Awww, I'm soo sorry." Of course she was not all that serious, however seeing him concerned made her feel a little responsible for it. On a better note, she was thrilled with the fact that he seemed to come to her whenever she might be in distress or harm. As she was trying to think of a way to apologize, Reya kissed him on the forehead.

As she submerged, air bubbles escaped from her nose and mouth combined. After awhile Reya was able to close her mouth and control her breathing out of her nose. When the two of them resurfaced Reya found herself peddling harder than she had ever done before this night. Now that she had to support both her and Grey, Reya had to work her best to be able to keep them both afloat. From time to time a portion of her head would sink into the water and then resurface again. "Hey, pull your own weight around here!" She hollered out inbetween being dunked into the water.

Reya was again free floating thanks to Grey. She was eventually pulled to water that was not too too deep. Still Reya held onto the edge like Grey did, just so that he did not have to go through too much trouble and support both of their weights. Her eyes then narrowed in on him and she grinned. "I guess I had that coming." She ended with a brief laugh.

Reya rolls her eyes and playfully slapped his bare chest. "I don't ever need help." Reya smiled then laughed a bit.

Reya bit down on her lower lip, thinking to herself whether or not that her next comment would be out of line. "Well it's either us or the hot spring and I'm not too sure about the second one." She said in more innocent voice than usual, and ended it with a sly wink.

((We're both heading to bed... don't feel like an ending post, we'll continue later. whee ))

Moving amongst the tree tops she makes her way to a branch giving her a vantage point over the forest canopy. Leaning down with a little more weight she tested to see if it was sturdy enough to support her. Upon hearing no creak she relaxed taking in the view. Stretching before her was what looked like a rolling green hill side which oddly swayed with the wind. Smirking to herself she brushed aside the scarlet tresses that whipped across her face with the breeze.

It had been a considerable amount of time since she had felt this much at peace. The strange thing was that there was currently no turmoil in her life to warrant anything of the like. Perhaps that was just it. She was bored.

Coming to this conculsion she furrowed her brow kicking off the branch upon which she stood and moved toward the Orion, disappearing beneath the canopy once more.