Standing under the waterfall Sana let the cool water rinse away the toils of their tribulations, a much needed change from the heat of battle and fiery comments they had all been dealing with. Taking a moment to taste the water and letting herself rehydrate after far too long without. Stepping slightly behind it she let out a drawn out sigh of relief as she pushed her hair back off her face with her hands; trailing them back to her neck. The water clinging to her skin, skin no longer covered in the dried blood of healed wounds. 


Looking over to Hugh as he approached she couldn't help but chuckle to herself. The sight of him skipping like a child was rather amusing but she wouldn't fault him for it. Everyone needed something light hearted right then, it seemed that he had found it for himself. As he came up beside her she could only continue to smile as he spoke and shake her head slightly at his explanation. 

Instead of responding to his words she simply reached up and placed her hand lightly against his cheek, her thumb gently caressing as she did. An understanding look fell over her features as she simply gazed up at him in silence. Slowly she rose on her toes, her body delicately pressed against his as her lips found his. The water still clinging to her lips as she kissed him. This kiss was not warm or impassioned but cool and effervescent, light and tingling. Not a single drawn out kiss was it either, but a diaphanous set of kisses; each airy one separated by warm breath from parted lips. 

Pulling back she gazed up at him, a bright smile coming to her lips as she laughed lightly, shaking her head at him. "You have nothing to explain, to me or anyone." Her words were kind and her voice reassuring when she spoke. Turning she looked up towards the way out and started the climb, her hand slowly trailing from him as she went. After a few steps she looked back towards him, the smile still playing on her features. "It's not like you're married," she said on jest, not realising the possible repercussions of such a naive statement.