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Korin wasn't really certain how 'prepared' she could have been in such a small boat, but had to wonder if clarifying it might seem rude. Humans were not always so efficient at catching sea creatures - at least, not unless their boats and nets were like the very big ones he saw sometimes.
"A reef?" He parroted with a little tilt of his head, eyes turning seaward as he pointed out northeast. "There's a reef out that way. I see boats there, sometimes."
He didn't make a habit of visiting the reef when he did spot them, not wanting to encounter humans, but if he stayed deep enough he was usually safe to go unnoticed. It was so far out that not that many boats went there. He wasn't really sure why, if they just didn't know about it or if there was something keeping them away.
"It's very deep," he added when he looked back at her again, a quizzical frown on his face. "You can't swim to it. Not without . . . What is it?" He gestured vaguely over his own shoulder, as if pointing to his back. "The metal tanks, for breathing." He had seen divers with them before, releasing air bubbles that clearly showed they were breathing somehow. He assumed the tanks had air in them so the people could dive for longer, but it was dangerous to stay too long and study them.
Unless, maybe, she knew someone who would just look down at it from above? It was mostly possible to see from almost at the surface, though not with much detail.
"A reef?" He parroted with a little tilt of his head, eyes turning seaward as he pointed out northeast. "There's a reef out that way. I see boats there, sometimes."
He didn't make a habit of visiting the reef when he did spot them, not wanting to encounter humans, but if he stayed deep enough he was usually safe to go unnoticed. It was so far out that not that many boats went there. He wasn't really sure why, if they just didn't know about it or if there was something keeping them away.
"It's very deep," he added when he looked back at her again, a quizzical frown on his face. "You can't swim to it. Not without . . . What is it?" He gestured vaguely over his own shoulder, as if pointing to his back. "The metal tanks, for breathing." He had seen divers with them before, releasing air bubbles that clearly showed they were breathing somehow. He assumed the tanks had air in them so the people could dive for longer, but it was dangerous to stay too long and study them.
Unless, maybe, she knew someone who would just look down at it from above? It was mostly possible to see from almost at the surface, though not with much detail.