[ The sound of a splash makes Dia's head snap up -- she half-expects to see a swimmer returning to shore but there doesn't seem to be anyone in the vast expanse of the sea. She doesn't get the feeling she's being watched but...
She stares out across the water for a few moments longer before giving a short huff and going back to setting out her picnic. There's no need to be so jumpy. She's all by herself, isn't she? And she came out here to relax. Maybe she's a little more tightly wound than she'd expected.
Her tense shoulders finally unwind just a bit and she makes herself put the sea out of her mind. Eventually she starts to relax and with that comes humming -- and eventually singing. There aren't any lyrics, just the las and hums of a lullaby she faintly remembered her mother humming to sing her to sleep as a baby.
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She stares out across the water for a few moments longer before giving a short huff and going back to setting out her picnic. There's no need to be so jumpy. She's all by herself, isn't she? And she came out here to relax. Maybe she's a little more tightly wound than she'd expected.
Her tense shoulders finally unwind just a bit and she makes herself put the sea out of her mind. Eventually she starts to relax and with that comes humming -- and eventually singing. There aren't any lyrics, just the las and hums of a lullaby she faintly remembered her mother humming to sing her to sleep as a baby.
There's no one here. Nothing to worry about. ]