Thread: An Empty Nest (N7Biotic & Spirit)

Casantiolth was admiring the beauty of nature, but there was also something else she wanted to do while she was here. She wanted to reveal her true self to him and hopefully, Sullivan would do the same. Her black scales wouldn't be too easily seen thanks to the cover of night, but with it still being the time most mortals were still awake, she was hesitant to take the risk it could bring. She hoped that soon, the lights in the town in the distance would start to disappear, then she would feel more safe about what she was going to do. She just hope Sullivan wouldn't mind the wait. One of them was going to have to reveal the truth to the other or else risk neither of them finding out the truth. Casantiolth decided that she would be the one to do it. She could tell just by the way he behaved that Sullivan would be too uncomfortable to be the one to do it first, but Casantiolth would happily take the risk if it meant finding a life long partner that was the same as her. She looked up to the sky to see an airship flying high above them. The loud noise it had made startled her for a moment, but luckily it was too high up to notice the two of them among the darkness and tall trees. Her attention turned to Sullivan, hearing his voice speaking to her. Casantiolth noticed that when he talked about his mother, he stopped talking and became completely silent. She decided not to press him for information on what bothered him, but she had a faint clue it was something to do with his mother. Casantiolth wouldn't press him. If he was comfortable with her enough, he would come to her to tell her himself when he was ready. Instead, she decided to put focus on answering his question. In the mortal world, I've lived a hundred years, but my true age is two hundred and ten. She answered with a gentle smile. Casantiolth smiled as Sullivan shared with her his thoughts with her and she found herself smiling a bit more, I've never even thought about that. One of life's mysteries I suppose. She added with a bit of a playful tone. What he did next however, took her a bit by surprise. Sullivan had started to undress right before her eyes. She didn't want to question him seeing as he had an idea for something, but she wasn't quite sure what. Casantiolth couldn't help but admire his human form as more of it was revealed to her. While humans were by no means that attractive to her, there was something about Sullivan that made her feel something even in his mortal form. It was strangely...beautiful. A little chuckle left her lips seeing now what Sullivan was doing. The water did look nice and she wondered how it would feel against her mortal skin like this. She thought for a moment, watching him step into the lake with ease before finally answering, I...I think I will actually. She smiled. All of this was so new to her, but strangely magical too. Her cheeks blushed a little seeing he took off his underwear while in the water, but understood him he explained that clothes were uncomfortable to him. I don't mind. Clothes are uncomfortable to me too, so...I hope you don't mind if I do the same. She blushed a little shyly for once before reaching behind herself to slowly pull the zipper of her dress down her back. Once she freed her shoulders from the sleeves of her dress, the rest came off on its own, pooling around her legs as she took off her heels as well. Her body looked soft to the touch, with curves that allowed the eye to wonder easily. Her bra concealed her heavy and firm breasts, while her panties concealed her more intimate place, but still allowed a good view of her firm and round rear. She placed her dress over a tree branch like Sullivan had before before turning to make her way to the lake. Slowly, Casantiolth stepped into the water and felt it was pleasantly warm. She slowly submerged her body underneath the comforting warmth before undoing her bra underneath the water and placing it onto the grass with her panties soon to follow. It was hard to see her naked form underneath the water thanks to the night, but the moonlight allowed just enough of her to be seen as she smiled sweetly at Sullivan before jumping a bit and accidentally grabbing onto him as she felt a fish brush against her leg. When she saw what had happened, she chuckled a bit nervously before saying, Sorry, I...got startled. I didn't expect a fish to touch my leg. She added a bit playfully, but more nervous then anything as she went to take her hands off of him.