Fallen Star

Kai's grin widened playfully as he saw interest creeping over Cheveyo's features, as clear as day. The thought of giving a newcomer some direction in these lands was wildly appealing - he'd never thought that being a guide of sorts might be enjoyable, but he was beginning to reconsider the idea. He wondered briefly if this new acquaintance would be down for a bit of danger, though his next comment told him a bit about Chevy's limits. He wasn't interested in toying with such danger, and Kai couldn't blame him. He wasn't willing to rush headfirst into it, either, but.. he could be swayed to do something so foolish with a companion, or even on a whim. Foresight wasn't his strongest characteristic, and consequences weren't something he thought much about at all. Perhaps it'd get him in trouble some day, but he would worry about that when the time came, he supposed.

"Fair enough," he responded, chuckling softly as he whirled around in the water one more time.   "Though the volcano is quite spectacular. You can get a good look at it outside of their borders, don't worry!" Of course it wouldn't be quite as nice as trying to trek up its peak, but beggars couldn't be choosers, right? It was still a splendid view, of Cheveyo chose to see it regardless. The conversation shifted though, to the cliffs he'd spoken of.   "Pretty terrifying. In a good way," Kai added as a quick afterthought, grinning still.   "It almost looks as though something has taken a bite bite out of the land. The drop is quite sudden. Hardly looks like you could climb back up at all." If not, all it would take would be a good long swim to make their way back safely back to shore. The only question was... would Chevy be willing to take a little trip with him?

"I haven't tried jumping to the water before, nor climbing back up them, but I'd be willing to give it a go." He offered quite nonchalantly. No big deal if he had no interest, but if he displayed any Kai would be quick to abandon this peaceful lake and find something more exciting to occupy their day with.