Liam wasn't the first person to pause upon finding a man surfacing from the water nearby. Admittedly, Hadama was used to the reaction being because he was a Mer rather than a King, but either way he had quite a bit of practice in waiting politely for the human in question to process his appearance. "It is a pleasure, Liam," the mermanta rumbled, and then a third man joined them.
Hadama inclined his head in greeting to the newcomer, courteous if confused. "I am Hadama," he added to Liam's greeting.
He listened and learned a little more of their host and his intentions, and then he tilted his head in agreement. "Yes," he agreed. "I will scout this way."
He swam to the east of the Observatory, following one of the Greatwood's many streams. He spotted several large trees that carried an amount of snow that he thought looked dangerous. Two of them overhung smaller trees that housed Fae buildings and he mentally marked them before returning to their meeting place to report his findings when the other men returned.
Hadama goes east and finds two large trees with heavy snow loads whose branches could snap or collapse on smaller trees/buildings below them.
Hadama inclined his head in greeting to the newcomer, courteous if confused. "I am Hadama," he added to Liam's greeting.
He listened and learned a little more of their host and his intentions, and then he tilted his head in agreement. "Yes," he agreed. "I will scout this way."
He swam to the east of the Observatory, following one of the Greatwood's many streams. He spotted several large trees that carried an amount of snow that he thought looked dangerous. Two of them overhung smaller trees that housed Fae buildings and he mentally marked them before returning to their meeting place to report his findings when the other men returned.
Hadama goes east and finds two large trees with heavy snow loads whose branches could snap or collapse on smaller trees/buildings below them.
