Zora and Human? (Josh / Closed.)

The Zora female continued to walk under the shelter of the rain cloud, staying hydrated thanks to her ability to control water. It was relatively easy to stay hydrated with the ability to control this element, and she never used it to harm others unless in self defense. Her light blue skin looked seemingly darker as overcast by the shadow of the cloud above her, keeping her cool and wet. It was similar to swimming, except there wasn't that familiar rush of water.

The figure seemed to be a man on a horse; and by closer inspection she saw the Ordonian had dismounted the stallion and the mammal looked quite thirsty. A bit nervous as to exactly what this blonde-haired male would do, she took a few steps back almost ready to run. On second thought she realized that with her water element, she could help. With a wave of her hand, in a dip not too close by, water would spring up. Enough for the human and the horse to drink equally, thanks to her semi-limited knowledge of the human race.

Arias looked from behind a large boulder in the field, the young adult zora watching the hylian carefully as he quickly brought his horse to the small spring she'd created thanks to the Zora Scale on her wrist giving her the ability to manipulate existing water to her own advantage. She'd drawn the water up from the ground and purified it into drinking water, making it safe for both of them to drink. Why am I doing this...? Why am I helping this Hylian..?

She shook her head, the zora female's headfin softly slapping against her back. She was watching closer, noticing the male's striking amber eyes and Ordonian outfit; his short blonde hair quite.. cute in a sense. The hunter shook her head, wondering exactly what the hell she was thinking. Focus, he's a part of the race that killed my parents!

Arias loooked at Josh with a slightly curious gaze, her headfin twitching slightly as she noticed how gentle he seemed, especially to his companion mammal. Friends..? He must take good care of that creature. OH! He's coming! The Zora turned slightly red in the face, backing up nervously as her headfin twitched nervously behind her. The Ordonian couldn't see it, but something in her head told her this Hylian wouldn't hurt her.

She stood there as the two walked closer, the human gently leading the stallion down the path. At closer view, he looked better than before and that almost made her want to go run and hide. She mustered a bit of courage before continuing to walk down the path instead of standing there like a horse in a trap. She'd walk a bit closer, blue scales glinting gently along with the silver scale armor she wore. "Hello."

Arias turned to look at Josh, before looking at the horse as the shining silver scale encased in a sphere of water dangling from her right wrist. Her "ear" fins perked up slightly, a faint red blush appearing on her cheeks hidden by the shadow of the raincloud that only seemed to keep her wet. He spoke with a rather calm, gentle voice and peered at her to which she almost wanted to cover her slowly reddening cheeks.


"...Good afternoon to you too." She replied, almost stammering but catching herself before she could be even further embarrassed. His dark amber eyes, as she gazed at them, almost got lost in them before she shook her head before she shook herself out of it. "Might I ask your name, sir?" If this was a good Hylian, there'd be some good in making a human friend. Maybe they all weren't as bad as she thought.

Arias shook her head before shoving down the slight embarrassment, listening to Josh as he spoke. The Ordonian seemed quite nice, slightly changing her first impression on some Hylians. Consider it a stereotype, that she thought all of them were cold-blooded killers. That or he was joshing around with her; whichever one came first.

He called her a lady, causing the Zora to turn slightly red AGAIN. He was rather humane, the human was behaving in this orderly, calm way. It helped to slowly begin easing her tension, her stance relaxing slightly. "My Name's Arias, Josh. Pleasure to meet you." She held out the hand with the silver scale attached to the wrist; the scale glinting in the light along with the surrounding sphere of water. Today was going swimmingly for the female, including making a possible new friend.

The Ordonian asked what she was doing out here, to which the Zora sheepishly rubbed the back of her neck. "I.. I got lost trying to get back to Lake Hylia. Took the wrong exit out of the market and ended up out here. Where even am I?" She seemed very embarrassed, considering the bottom of the fin protruding out of her head and down her back was twitching as sort of a tic.

"I haven't been here before, I'm just trying to find the way back to Lake Hylia. Is this part of Lanayru Province, or have I wandered into something completely different..?" Being lost while also being a little curious, a robin-like bird flew down and perched on the Zora's shoulder, unaffected by her magic rain. The rain seemed to start dissipating however, and eventually she was blasted by the sunlight which caused her to cry out in pain.