As Reno was ready to pull the three of them off to the water, Rory was pleased that she saw Abi nod about going to the water later as well. It was nice to see that she may actually attempt to relax a little. Rory felt a little bad though, it seemed like Abi was constantly trying to help while she had done very little. It wasn't time though, that's what the other had said and she had to rely on that. For now, she had to not be upset by everything.

The forest was actually peaceful as they went and the air seemed to warm more and more with each step. By the time they actually hit the sand, Rory was fairly certain all three of them must have enjoyed the feeling, or Reno was doing a grand job in making it seem that way.

Reno's excitement was truly contagious; as she entered the water, splashing about, it seemed to make all the dangers of the island just melt away. Even Ryna was seeming to loosen up a bit! Of course, the enjoyment of simply watching was short lived as Rory became a target for the 'shark'. Having turned her attention from minnow Reno, Rory had become a seal and apparently the next pray.

Her eyes caught the once again woman and Rory made her way towards the water. Wading in quickly, she moved in a way that kept Reno at her sister's back. "You'll never catch this seal," she taunted the normally serious woman. "Sharks should never underestimate their prey!"

She splashed water towards the woman, as though that were enough to keep her at bay.

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"The sun can wait until later, it's not like it will be going anywhere anytime soon," the Unai replied directly as she watched the male. He wandered off shortly after, just to the cabin as the trees didn't make mention of anyone moving beyond them, save for the other campers whom were a ways off at that point.

Abi watched the male as he returned down, walking around her after a little while; it was a behavior that was very much predator. Her eyes scanned, keeping him in her sight at all times. "I don't know whether to say you are keen to what's around you or that you're merely able to see the obvious," she replied to him. It wasn't difficult to tell when a Forest Unai was stressed due to a situation; they are animal as much as plant and such a thing made them react to outside stimulus very easily.

Though for as 'aware' as he seemed to be, he also didn't seem to have any issues in providing information. She hadn't even asked a question before he was already talking. Such a thing, while handy at the moment, was something that could likely prove deadly if he wasn't careful.

She crossed her arms under her small chest as the male continued to pace and talk. "To bring another, that you are connected here is dangerous, I do hope you truly understand the stakes at hand here." Her tone was as cool as his; it was hard to tell if the two got along or not. His words about how his partner feasted on the creatures on the island seemed to surprise the woman more; she knew of no living thing that could do such a thing. Then again, the idea that these creatures were summoned from the pits of hell, it was an unnerving thought.

Abi stayed rooted where she stood as Zero's eyes changed as he watched her; had he been trying to frighten her off at that point? While she could feel the hairs on the back of her neck stand on end from the air that was about the male, the same feeling wasn't reflected in her calm facial expressions. "Then, from the way you speak, this 'partner' of yours, must be the same Akina that your sisters mentioned." She watched him for a moment after she said it. "Or would I be mistaken? It would do you well to speak of this Akina or I can't promise he won't end up in the crossfire when things go down."