Devotin' Full Time to Floatin' [Ysera | Invite]

Tseng was already worried about the blonde. They went from the freezing cold and docking the airship to his ending up with a tail in the sea. He really did wonder if he had died in that crash. This all seemed too far-fetched. Then again, he'd of presumed he would have returned to the life stream. However, had it been the lifestream, he would presume that it would have been reliving his past. Not experiencing this unreal world. He had not even read books this bizarre. It was such an off turn of events.

Yet here he was, tail and all. He followed the young woman as she swam away, doing a rather decent job. It was similar to diving but having to move your feet at the same time. It was odd, but he was a quick learner. It was hard not to automatically use his arms. But it seemed to only slow him down.

When they got to the location, the girl spoke up. But her tone was calm and completely rational. At least he could say that she had a level head that was not something that was normally seen. Especially in these sort of situations. It seemed she was in the same boat as him now. The director steadied himself as he glanced around them. "Any suggestions on where we should start looking for another portal?" He asked. He was equally as call as his eyes scanned their surroundings.

Ysera began to speak of the heartless. It made sense. If they could locate the heartless, then they could use their portals to travel. That could be a rather plausible option. Tseng had no idea the risks of traveling the portals as they were. He was blissfully unaware. Then again, a few of the times he had little to no choice in the matter. It simply happened. It's how he had ended up off world initially. The helicopter went down and they woke up in the middle of a snow heap. It was rather chaotic. But that was over and he nod had to find his partner. Elena could handle herself well, but he didn't want to leave her on her own off world for too long.

"A friend of yours?" He asked when she mentioned a woman named Syel. They were rather odd names. But who was he to judge. He was sure his were just as odd to this woman. But their form was even odder than the names. It was simply a distraction from the predicatment he was in.

That's when she proposed an idea. Tseng nodded in agreement. "That seems like the best we can do." he responded with his even tone. He had no problem doing that. It was plausible that they could run into an actual inhabitant of the world and learn more about this body of water.

At least, he could be hopeful.

"We should probably continue in this direction. The current seems to lead this way. It might go somewhere that's actually travelled." The director suggested as he moved with her. He was honestly beginning to get the hang of the movements. Hopefully he wouldn't have to get too used to them. He would much prefer his feet back along with his actual suit.