While Daniel gets ready, Pyrrha gently sets the statue she brought up among her things. She's gone with fewer clothes than Daniel, but to each their own. In a myriad, nudity is not particularly a matter to blush over. She sets the towel down too, so no passersby take it while they are gone.

With a small huff of laughter, Pyrrha walks back with Daniel. "There are more ships than we could explore in one night," Pyrrha answers. Even if his fear proves valid and they are gone come sunrise, they will barely scratch beneath the surface.

"Mind the currents," Pyrrha answers. That's how she half-squidded in the first place. "Beyond the glowing water, we cannot breath, not like this." She motions between their altogether human forms. The ocean, even with this gift, remains dangerous.